Seems as if Nvidia is giving each of its high end GPUs a day in the sun.
Tutor - show us some pics of 3 cards in there!
See my earlier post. The regular configuration (and current state) of two of my three MacPro2,1s is 3 cards; but just not the three cards that I think that you may have in mind. Those two MacPros each regularly house 2xGTX590s (2x8-pin) plus a GT640 (only PCIe power needed) that I use for 3d scene setup and tweaking. The other 2007's regular configuration (and current state) is 2xGTX590 plus an Intensity Pro video card. The latter is also the current state of my MacPro4,1 (subsequently hacked into a MacPro5,1 of sorts). The GTX590s render faster than the reference design (RD) Titan tested by Barefeats (
http://www.barefeats.com/gputitan.html ) by 1.13x each. I prefer to design my 3d scenes on the MacPro. Moreover, the 590s (used) cost a heck of a lot less - under $400. And "Yes - the GTX590s have a heck of a lot less vram (3G, but 1.5G per GPU processor - the GTX590 has 2 GPUs processors) than the Titans; but I want the discipline in scene design that imposes."
BTW - The GTX590 has 1,024 Fermi CUDA cores. The GTX690 has 4G vram (but 2G vram per GPU processor - it has 2 of them) and 3,072 Kepler CUDA cores (it's 1.2x times faster at rendering than an oRD Titan). One way of looking at Fermi vs. Kepler is that one Fermi core is just shy of being equal to 3 Kepler cores when it comes to CUDA power. The GTX790 (which should soon drop) is said to have at least 6G vram (or at least 3G vram per GPU processor - it has 2 of them) and 4,992 Kepler CUDA cores versus 2,880 Kepler CUDA cores for the soon to drop Titan Black Edition (a GTX780 Ti [1.32x faster at rendering than an oRD Titan] with more vram and somewhat faster clocks than the 780 Ti ). In other words, the GTX 790 should be the fastest GTX card at CUDA functions by a long shot, but the Titan Black Edition will have more vram. Thus, the 780 Ti will be the lower priced of the three top dogs, and almost just as fast as, but have less vram than, the nTitan.