The XFX product arrives in a comparatively small package, much the same as HIS products. The oblong box is very well presented though with the frosty 'DD'(Double Dissipation) moniker taking pride of place with the R7950 product title beneath.



The rear of the package is crammed full of the products details describing each of the many features this card has. This feature list is expanded upon with a wall of text on the sides explaining all of the AMD HD7950 details at great length.



Opening the box up we see that it is a compartmentalised affair with an accessory tray hiding the graphics card beneath. a Separate flip up lid on the tray holds the cables and adapters whereas the huge variety of paraphernalia XFX has included with the package lays uppermost on the tray.



Here we see that XFX have included everything but the kitchen sink with regards to the variety of leaflets, guides and warranty card. There is even a do not disturb door hanger which rose a smile. Strangely, there was no VGA to DVI adapter which seems odd however when you consider most modern monitors are DP/HDMI capable there seems little point. You do get a DVI-HDMI cable and a Crossfire bridge though and a massive multi-monitor setup guide along with the obligatory driver CD.

Let's shift our focus to the graphics card...