Inno3D's GeForce GTX 480 Boxed for Shipping

We've already seen what Palit's GeForce GF100-based products, as well as EVGA's, look like when they hit stores. But now we have some photos from VR-Zone's forum showing Inno3D's GeForce GTX 480 product in boxes and ready to ship to meet Fermi's world debut on March 26.

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  • 1898
    Yet another cardboard-launch.


    http://www.fudzilla.com/content/view/18082/1/

    The boxes are empty.
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  • duk3
    In my opinion, we need a comprehensive cardboard box benchmark for fermi's various packaging jobs.
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  • mister g
    What's Inno-3d, I'm in the US. Why do I notice that all the cards require more than 1.2 GBs of VRAM.
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  • redux fountain
    This is turning into the episode of Spongebob where he and patrick ordered a big-creen television just to play inside the box.
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  • sykologic
    Monster unleashed upon the world!
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  • cheepstuff
    i agree with redux

    anyway, we need some benchmarks...
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  • ds1495
    Ok, this is starting to get a little ridiculous. We don't care about the boxes, we care about performance!

    I don't recall ever seeing endless "stories" about the ATI 5870 boxes pre-launch...So why is this so important?
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  • p1n3apqlexpr3ss
    Empty boxes? or actually packaged, good to ship to vendors?
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  • redux fountain
    cheepstuffi agree with reduxanyway, we need some benchmarks...
    Hmmmm....I agree with you!
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  • tipmen
    With all this hype they better preform well.
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