Packaging
The packaging for the Prime RTX 5070 looks the same as the box from the Prime RTX 5070 Ti that I took a look at for the launch. The front of the box has a large picture of the card across it which I wish every box had for anyone shopping in retail. It has a grey background with lines all around the card and the Prime branding next to it. The bottom has the standard Nvidia wrap around which includes the black and green branding and a large GeForce RTX 5070 on it. They also list out the 12GB VRAM and show that this is a PCIe 5.0 card. The wrap-around wraps around to the back and breaks down some of the Nvidia-specific features. Above that Asus has four sections with a few pictures of the Prime RTX 5070 and its software. Each has a short description giving more detail on the features. Asus does have a line drawing that shows the card's rear I/O connections but sadly there isn’t a basic specification listing that at least shows the card's dimensions. Packaging is mostly for people shopping in person and that would be important information to know to make sure it will fit in your case.
Once you pull the outer packaging off, inside you will find a black box with the Asus logo on top in a metallic finish. This opens up and you have a foam cover on top with a cutout that holds a small Asus-branded envelope with the documentation inside. Under that, you will find the Prime RTX 5070 sitting in a static protective bag and in a thick foam tray cut to perfectly fit it. There is also a second section cut out of the bottom foam to hold a few accessories as well.
For documentation, Asus includes a cardboard card with a thank you on it, a quick start guide, a warranty information book, and a paper that has line drawings showing how to make sure the 16-pin connection is connected correctly. For accessories, you get a pack with two thick Asus-branded Velcro straps to help clean up your wiring. You also get a PCIe to 12x6 adapter cable. This has two bundles of cables with each sleeved up. The adapter has the two 8-pin PCIe power connections and a 12x6 connection on the other end. This adapter style is the same as we saw last generation, shorter than the new design included with the Founders Edition cards.
