The Package

Looking at the package, we don't see anything too different here. We've seen Gainward use this design for a bit now. Across the top of the box we can clearly see the brand while moving down we can see a number of NVIDIA logos along with the mention of 3DMark Vantage.

 

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Across the bottom we can see the model, which is of course the GTX 275. We can see it packs 896MB of GDDR3 memory and some of the main features are mentioned like DX10, Dual DVI and more.

 

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Turning the box over, we have a bit more information on the features and technology that is implemented into the card. Also taking up a large portion of the box is some information in regards to SLI and Tri SLI along with what's exactly needed to get it up and running.

 

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Opening up the package and diving inside, we can see the manual and driver CD which also includes Expert Tool, a piece of software that is for Gainward users which lets you overclock. We also have a note that gives us a bit of information and a key for 3DMark Vantage. If you choose to download it, you can make full use of the program thanks to the included key.

 

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Left to right in the cable department, we have a dual molex to 6-pin PCI-E connector, S/PDIF loopback cable, component / RCA-out dongle, DVI to VGA and DVI to HDMI connector.