A basic bundle with a power splitter.

A basic bundle with a power splitter.

A basic bundle with power splitters.

A basic bundle with power splitters.

A basic bundle with a power splitter.

A basic bundle with power splitters and a bonus PC game.

A cardboard box in a stylish jacket. The bundle is stowed into compartments, the card is securely fixed. They should've specified card's bus width on the box, though.

A similar package with the card securely fixed inside. It's nice to see all necessary specifications on the box, bus width included.

A traditional thick cardboard box, the card is secured in polyurethane foam. It seems like Leadtek has adopted a kind of "noname design," using the same box for different cards and just ticking off exact specifications. There's no bus width data or even the word "GeForce" on the box.

A jacketed box with the card secured in polyurethane foam. There's no bus width data on the box as well.

The box is identical to the Gainward's. It's no surprise, both products are made at the same factory.

A traditionally yellowish box with a window through which you can see the card. There's necessary information on the box, including bus width. The card is securely fixed in its compartment.