Packaging and Accessories:
The images below show the front and back of the box, where a good deal of information and graphics related to the card are provided.
On the front there are unique graphics featuring a new type of warrior princess type of character, as well as what I thought was the Napster logo. Just a coincidence I suppose, and I believe the guy with the ear muffs is just supposed to indicate silence.
Inside the box the packaging material is a bit on the down and dirty side of things. The card isn't inserted in an anti-static bag, but is just stored loose in a plastic tray with a sheet of cardboard over the top of it.
All of the accessories are found below the plastic tray, and are shown in the image below. There is a user's manual, and disks for Ruby ROM, drivers, DVD Suite, and Power DVD. There isn't much in terms of accessories, but then again you don't need much. You don't need to supply extra power, so those cables aren't required. There is no CrossFire tab, so you don't need a bridge. And the card has DVI, VGA, and HDMI all buil in, so you don't need any adaptors.
