The Package

It's been a while since we've seen a package from BFG, and it isn't the same design as some of the last generation models where there was a window displaying the card. The latest design is fully sealed and has a mask on the front with smoke coming out the back. It's a pretty cool picture actually.

The box has all the standard information that we're used to seeing from companies. There is of course the brand up the top and the model across the bottom. We also have mention of the fact it is an OC2 card and comes overclocked, along with mention of the Lifetime Warranty and free 24/7/365 Tech Support for people in the US.

Turning the box over, we have a bit of a run down on some of the NVIDIA technology the card implements along with a little blurb across the bottom about BFG. We also have a table that we haven't seen before which gives you an idea of the kind of monitor this card is best suited to. For gaming it says up to 28" which is of course 1920 x 1200, though it's going to have no trouble on a 30" pumping out 2560 x 1600 in Vista and other 2D applications.

The cable department is pretty light with only a Component out dongle, DVI to VGA connector and Molex to PCI-E connector included in the box.

Paperwork on the other hand is a different story; we have a load of reading material alongside the standard driver CD. We also have two little BFG Tech stickers included in the bundle which are always a nice addition to any package.