Packaging:
The Palit Radeon 4870 Sonic Dual Edition comes packaged in a nice eye catching box featuring their bionic frog, or frobot as they like to call it. I like the fact that they don’t plaster their logo everywhere, like most companies, and fill up the remaining space with logos of certifications. Palit keeps it nice, simple, and artsy. They only have a few logos and show a very nice graphic of their mascot.
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Double the cards, double the fun! |
Back of the box |
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Sonic Speed |
Proof of purchase, or review….? |
Inside the box is a cardboard compartment that flips open to reveal the prize. The card comes wrapped in a nice bubble wrap pouch. Everyone loves bubble wrap! Although in this instance, an anti-static bag would have been preferable.
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The card comes boxed with a driver disk, quick start guide, DVI to D-sub adapter, DVI to HDMI adapter and a two 4-pin molex to 6-pin adapter.
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