It's a simple cooler -- just a heat sink with a fan in its center. And its installation with two clips instead of four screws smells of noname again. The cooler is quiet. But from our experience we know that it won't stay noiseless for a long time.

Unlike the usual long closed heat sinks with a fan at the end to drive the air through, this one sticks to the old concept (as in the previous case). Only the heat sink is larger, and now it covers memory chips as well as the core. And the fan is bigger.

Nothing more is required from a cooler on a graphics card operating at the nominal frequencies.

Both cards come with the same bundle. Both poor. No adapters are included, except for TV-out splitters. We rarely come across such ugly bundles.

A glossy jacket made of thin cardboard in dark palette. Inside is a box made of thick cardboard with the card in a cardboard envelop secured with distance pieces. The other components come in a separate compartment.

There are pockets in the box cover for a graphics card and bundled components. The cards are protected from transit damages in both cases.