On the next few pages we'll show you some photos. The images were taken at high-resolution and then cropped and scaled down.

So here we spot the Inno3D GeForce GTX 285 Overclock edition. All cards are reference based, tested, stressed, and then get the faster clock frequencies flashed into it's BIOS. As mentioned, the ROP and memory frequency are clocked slightly faster, yet the shader domain is left untouched.

A nice bundle as next to the card we spot one 6-pin power converter cable, DVI and HDMI adapter, SPDIF lead, analog RCA HDTV cable (component) and to add to the overall value, a full version of Company of Heroes Opposing Fronts. BTW the stickers and box-design (Far Cry 2) where mislabeled the final packaging looks different.

Here's the card itself. The overclock editions from Inno3D always have some sort of gold theme embedded, so yeah .. it's shiny :)

The two 6-pin power connectors. The card has a TDP of 183 Watt, 40-45W less then the GTX 280, and that's certainly a powerful reduction (hah what a great pun there eh ?).  [Ed - You got me in stitches. Seriously. Stitches].

The DVI connectors, and to your lower left you can spot the two SLI fingers. Two fingers mean you can hook up-to three cards with each other in SLI mode for a little two or threesome. Aah, the wish of every man. In this review we'll cover 2-way and 3-way SLI.

It's goooooooold  .... (try to imagine the movie Austin Powers 2: Goldmember on roller-skates here). Next up, Point of View.