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XFX 9600 GT review |
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Written by Димитър Динчев a.k.a. Veseliq
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Friday, 21 March 2008 |
Page 2 of 3
Page 2 - Contents, pictures, extra stuff
As always with XFX, the card is well packed in a big and cool box. Big boxes had become something of a "rule" for almost all cards in the mid and high class. That's understandable - that way most users get the impression that they had obtained something big, thus they are more prone to spend money on card in a big box instead on a card in plain anti-static bag, despite the fact that the latter gives the same quality at lower price
You can see the bundles is a total disappointment. Disk with drivers, that's not even for that specific card, but for a whole XFX series cards range. Standard cables, adapters and a manual as to where should you shove the card :) The only cool thing inside the box (besides the card that is) is the "DO NOT DISTURB, I'M GAMING!" door sign, should you be into this kind of thing ;).
Ah! And here is the card, in all it's NVIDIA shine. In the end anything special ends with the 9600 GT bearing the XFX sticker. And despite the unquestionable high XFX quality, the price is hardly justifiable knowing how much other 9600 GT based cards come at. Let's see how good the card overclocks though.
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