Even the packaging is almost identical to the ACE, they’ve just swapped out the product image and title. It does the job though, clearly showing the motherboard and chipset.
The reverse side goes into much more detail, and is in English only to maximise the usefulness of the area. We also noticed the “printed using soy ink” logo, which is nice to see from an environmental standpoint.
Tucked inside the box with the motherboard is a bunch of paperwork, including some cable tags and the manufacturer’s instructions, four SATA cables, some RGB extensions, the WiFi 6 + Bluetooth antenna, a software CD, a metal case sticker, three M.2 screws and a handy cloth drawstring bag to keep it all in.
The reverse side goes into much more detail, and is in English only to maximise the usefulness of the area. We also noticed the “printed using soy ink” logo, which is nice to see from an environmental standpoint.
Tucked inside the box with the motherboard is a bunch of paperwork, including some cable tags and the manufacturer’s instructions, four SATA cables, some RGB extensions, the WiFi 6 + Bluetooth antenna, a software CD, a metal case sticker, three M.2 screws and a handy cloth drawstring bag to keep it all in.
