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ASUS ROG ARES II 6144 MB Review
The Card »Packaging
The ARES II will arrive at your doorstep in a huge cardboard box that has a stylish suitcase in it.
Inside, you will find the graphics card with its attached, pre-filled watercooling solution, an additional fan, and the limited edition badge.
Each ARES II comes with its own badge that includes the serial number.
Contents
You will receive:
- Graphics card
- Driver CD + Documentation
- Long CrossFire bridge
- 2x PCIe power cable
- Extra 120 mm fan + mounting kit
- ASUS ROG case badge
- ARES II limited edition badge
Apr 25th, 2024 02:45 EDT
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