I must say that I am quite impressed with how visually appealing ATI's box art has been since the 9700pro.
Every single "built by ATI" card I have seen over the past 3 years have always come with incredibly intriguing box art that probably took an entire visual effects team to create. Even ATI's low-end parts have some pretty amazing graphics (has anybody checked out the art for the X1300 on ATI's website?) even despite the fact that most of their budget cards are put in pre-built systems without anyone ever seeing the box.
I actually find their box art so appealing that I've used it as my desktop wallpaper on more than one occasion (and I feel that I have pretty high standards in that area).
I know you'll probably all call me superficial and say that "what's in the box is infinitely more important", but something has to be said for a company that goes that far out of their way to deliver actual ART on their packaging when the rest of the hardware industry uses generic, boring graphics.
Every single "built by ATI" card I have seen over the past 3 years have always come with incredibly intriguing box art that probably took an entire visual effects team to create. Even ATI's low-end parts have some pretty amazing graphics (has anybody checked out the art for the X1300 on ATI's website?) even despite the fact that most of their budget cards are put in pre-built systems without anyone ever seeing the box.
I actually find their box art so appealing that I've used it as my desktop wallpaper on more than one occasion (and I feel that I have pretty high standards in that area).
I know you'll probably all call me superficial and say that "what's in the box is infinitely more important", but something has to be said for a company that goes that far out of their way to deliver actual ART on their packaging when the rest of the hardware industry uses generic, boring graphics.