What's in the box
A trend nowadays that I notice a lot is that we see less and less software in the box. It makes sense as manufacturers try to sell the product as cheap as possible as cards have gone into the deep end, price wise.

Including software raises the price, it's as simple as that. Creative follows that trend, you get the basics and nothing more. A driver CD with additional technology demo's and one game, GunMetal. That's it folks. Oh yeah, that and a Molex connector to hook up the card to your power supply unit.

Installation
It's really not hard to install a graphics card yourself nowadays. Especially with brands like ATI and NVIDIA who use unified driver sets. If you have a really new product then make sure you have the latest drivers on your HD. Insert the graphics card, boot up windows, run the driver installation, then restart, and you are set to go.

When we look at the clock and memory frequencies of this product we can see that the NV35 - GeForce FX 5900 is running at 400 MHz for it's core and 2x350 MHz on the memory (DDR-1). It'll be available this month already.

3D Blaster 5 - GeForce FX 5900   Codename NV35 Core Clock (3D) 400 MHz Memory Clock (3D) 2x350 MHz Memory Interface 256-bit DDR Frame Buffer Size 128 MB Memory Bandwidth (GB/sec) 22.4 Fill Rate (texels/sec) 3.2 Billion Vertices/sec 300 Million Thermal Silent, single-slot Fansink

Let's go look at some pictures, shall we ..