Packaging and the Unboxing
So Lets bust this thing out of its protective retail habitat. and take a look at what you get. Not to mention how its packed.
Some People aren’t big fans of overly dark colors, but a nice combination of the Black and Gold is definitely an eye grabber.
A Nice assortment if specifications and features are listed on the back. Even a QR code for those of you wishing to quickly obtain an complete list of specifications with your smart phone.
Lift the lid of the box and you get a nice assortment of documentation and accessories. Being that this is review sample ASRock was nice enough to throw an additional up to date Spec sheet in with it.
Manual, CD, I/O sheild, four SATA6 cables, quick install guide. Software setup guide. As well as two leaflets one about ASRocks 555 performance features, the second about how to enable and use VirtuMVP.
The Spec sheets along with leaflets about ASRock 555 performance features, and VirtuMVP setup information.
The board comes quite nicely protected. In one of the best setups I have seen for packing in a long time. Instead of just a piece of pink conductive foam they have constructed a conductive foam cradle. Protecting both the front, back, sides and bottom. Your highly unlikely to receive board with damage switches on the I/O panel with such a well designed packaging.
With the board out of the bag you can really see the extent of the padding.
Good strong coverage on the underside of the board as well.
