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PACKAGE CONTENTS & CARD
Along with the card, buyers will receive an ever so useful leather mouse pad
and CD wallet, along with a component cable and 6-pin power adapter. The card
requires two 6-pin power cables, but if your current power supply doesn't have
at least one 6-pin cable, it's unlikely to have enough juice to drive this monster.
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Box contents.
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The card itself has a rectangular cooler, split into two difference sections.
It resembles a box for ammunition rather than then a VGA heatsink.
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The ENGTX260's camouflage decals are useful for gaming in a forest environment.
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The cover of the heatsink features the same mythical archer on a camouflage/army
fatigue backdrop. The PCB measures 26.7cm or 10.4" — almost an entire
inch longer than the width of a typical ATX motherboard.
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The bottom of the card.
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The card's dual slot cooling solution encapsulates the entire card, making
it difficult to see exactly how the heatsink works — what is evident is
that it uses a blower type design with an exhaust at the back. On the bottom
of the cooler near the rear resides a small vent.
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The top of the card.
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On the opposite side we see more ventilation but the internals are still completely
obscured. There is also a small, removable plastic cover that hides the SLI
bridge connector.
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