The Titan Eagle Universal VGA Cooler arrived at our door packaged in such a manner that it took me the better part of 5 minutes to get to the clamshell package inside.  Titan had done such a great job packaging the product that it kind of reminded me of one of those Russian puzzles where you take the lid off and there is one more piece of the puzzle to take apart inside of it.  Needless to say I felt like the Energizer Bunny when I finally got to the unit itself, but it was worth the wait.

I was immediately surprised at how expensive looking the Eagle Cooler was, the shiny gold finish on it gave it a very pricey look and from the heft of the package I could tell that the unit had some parts that were made of metal and not all plastic.  Looking through the clamshell I could also see that the Eagle comes with eight - square ram sinks to help cool  memory modules in an attempt to gain a few MHz before we start seeing artifacts.

The rear of the package lists the features for the Titan Eagle in nine different languages as well as providing all of the specifications and a complete listing of all of the video cards that the cooler fits.  This information will be quite handy for those that will be buying this unit at say a Best Buy or CompUSA where they can actually see that it will fit the card they have at home.