On the next few pages we'll show you some photos. The images were taken at high-resolution and then cropped and scaled down. The camera used was a Canon 450D 12 MegaPixel.

Here we see the packaging. We always show packaging so you can recognize it in the stores. Clean and simple, nothing wrong with that. But the box is wrong though ... This is not the Freezer X series graphics card. Ah well.

The components are all well packaged.

A lot can be said, but one thing is a certainty... the custom cooling jumps out and is very visible. It's quite a good looking card really. Though, and we mentioned this often, we'd love to have seen a black PCB.

Two dual-link DVI connectors, you can hook up two monitors with high resolutions over 2560x1600 pixels with it.

Due to the height of the cooler, the graphics card uses up three PCI slots. Also notice the two SLI fingers to your bottom right. Now typically this card can do up-to 3-way SLI, meaning on selected motherboards you can have three cards rendering your games simultaneously.

However, if you look at the cooler... it's blocking the SLI fingers. There are some aftermarket flexible SLI connectors available though, but the hard silicon / PCB style ones would not fit.