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 Box  Rear of box  Box open  Bundle MSI ships the R5770 card in a large black box with a picture of the F-117A Stealth “Fighter” on the cover with lightning hitting the aircraft. They call the card the R5770 HAWK which is in keeping with the theme of the F-117A which was called the Nighthawk in service (the Air Force retired it two years ago).  Driver screenshots  Driver screenshots  Driver screenshots  Driver screenshots  Driver screenshots  Driver screenshots  Driver screenshots  Driver screenshots The inside flap of the box has the main features of the card that I mentioned before. The rear if the box has the features of the card and the minimum system requirements. Opening the box we find that MSI has placed the card in a foam enclosure. The top portion of the enclosure contains the anti-static bag with the video card in it. The bottom half has the hardware accessories.  Hardware info  Standard clock  overclock  Max temp The card comes with a DVI to D-sub adapter, a 6-pin power connector, the leads for the V-Check points, a Driver CD, a Quick user’s Guide, and the manual. ATI releases a new driver every month and have already released the Catalyst 10.1 drivers, the first ones of the new year. The ATI drivers have their own overclocking utility called Overdrive and I was able to clock the card at 1050MHz core and 1340MHz for the memory. Contents:
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