The 4850’s box is pretty sedated in terms of colours and CGI work on the box, but I like it. Some manufacturers tend to go all out with glaring colours and lots of ‘futuristic’ CGI on the box, but I think the understated works a lot better.

There are plenty of stickers on this box proclaiming all of its features and added bonus items. As the bundle is all that separates cards of the same model, it doesn’t do any harm to shout about these features on the box.

The back of the box has all of the card’s main features, and a blurb about why the card is so good. The design works really well and isn’t too cramped or overcrowded.

The side of the box lists the card’s system requirements, which we can see later in the specifications page.

The glossy box opens to reveal another tough brown cardboard box. But before we open that, let’s take a look at the card’s specifications.

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