Sapphire R7-260X Review
Packaging
As the card itself is quite small, you would expect it to come in a box that would make the postman quiver, but no, Sapphire have been sane enough to provide it in a box that is perfectly suited.
The front of the box allows for a quick glance at the features of the card, including the fact that it has been supplied with 2GB of ram, but overall is pretty uncluttered.
The back of the box features specifications of the card as well as information regarding the GCN (Graphics Core Next) architecture the R7-260X is infused with.
On the right hand side, it goes a bit more into the features of the card including the technology behind the fan that Sapphire have fitted, and the advanced power saving features.
Opening it all up, you get to see the box in all its glory, Sapphire use cardboard packaging that can be recycled.
You can see some of the things that Sapphire pack in with the 260X in the image above but let’s take a bit of a closer look.
All stacked up, you get a Crossfire Bridge, a Molex to PCI-e converter, a DVI to VGA adaptor, and the usual manual and booklets. Interestingly you also get a card to enable you to sign up to the Sapphire Select Club.
