Packaging

One of the trademark pieces of the Atomic bundle is the metal briefcase that the card comes in.  It is a pretty nice case, and it really adds to the fit and finish of the limited edition collection.  I can definitely see this getting re-purposed as a LAN Party supply and accessories case. 

Once we pop the top, we are greeted with with a nice graphic layout advertising many of the features we would normally see listed on the outside of the box. 

Once we pull out the insert, we see first-hand how well packed the video card is.  Everything has a solid inch of foam protecting it from the normal jostles associated with the shipping process. 

Also included in the box is a nice bunch of accessories, definitely more than you get in you standard bundle. 

As for cables and adapters, the Atomic Edition includes the following:

• TV-Out to Component

• TV-Out to Composite

• DVI to VGA

• DVI to HDMI

• PCI-e to Molex

• PCI-e to double Molex

• Crossfire connector

• 3-meter HDMI cable

Also included in the accessories box are:

• Mounting ring for socket LGA775

• Mounting ring and backplate for socket AM2

• Mounting hardware for the radiator

• two 2GB Sapphire branded Flash drives

Next, we have a small case badge that acts as a Certificate of Authenticity, as well as the individual number, in this case, number 96. 

Finally, we have a list of software also included with the bundle:

• CyberLink PowerDVD

• CyberLink DVD Suite

• Driver Installation CD

• 3DMark Vantage

• RubyROM CD that includes Call of Juarez, Dungeon Runners, Stranglehold, Earthsim, and Gameshadow, as well as wallpapers and a screensaver.