 So guys, Duke is back and EVGA has a special edition gaming card to go with Duke Nukem Forever. So you can see here, this is the EVGA limited edition GTX 560 graphics card. You can see it has support for SLI, 3D Vision, DirectX 11, and PhysX. You can also see it comes with a limited edition Duke belt buckle. You can hear that, that's made of metal, that's like quality right there. So that Duke belt buckle is yours to go along with the rest of your Duke Nukem costume. So as you can see, I am in my full Duke Nukem get up for this unboxing. I'm going to go ahead and... Oh, I broke it. It's okay. I'm going to go ahead and open up the packaging here, find out just exactly what's going on inside this box. Okay, first things first, let's get the outer packaging off. I'm not going to do anything inappropriate in this video, just so you guys know. There are all kinds of innuendo type things I could say about breaking seals or unboxing things, but I'm just not going to go there. So the outfit was pretty much as outrageous as I'm going to get today. So here, first thing we find is the nuclear radiation symbol belt buckle. So you can see here on the back, it's got a little clippy doodad and then a thing that goes in the other thing. There you go. So that'll look pretty good to go along with the rest of your ensemble. Hold on, no, no, I'm like, I'm decked out head to toe here. Check this out, guys. I got my boots on. Got my canisters and utility belt. Don't get too close because they're actually fly trappers that I bought at the dollar store and then I colored them black with a marker. Okay, next we have a full copy, full retail copy of Duke Nukem Forever, the game that took 13 years to come out. Next we have, I have no idea what this is. Next we have a box that baffles even me. Ah, here we go. The Balls of Steel limited edition guide. So this is, the wait is over, now savor the reward, art from the vaults, area maps, comprehensive walkthrough, weapons, extensive multiplayer coverage, complete challenge listing, including all 315 challenges, yours with this graphics card. Finally, we have a limited edition Duke Nukem Forever mouse pad. And then we get into what looks like more traditional graphics card packaging. So we have a user guide, we have a, oh, powered by EVGA, they've updated their sticker, that's a nice sticker. Alright, then they've got a quick start guide. Okay, so download the latest drivers from the Nvidia website and all that good stuff. Next we have mini HDMI to HDMI cable and dual molex to PCIe 6 pin, another one of those. Next we have DVI to VGA. And finally, and DVI to VGA may be relevant for this card because if you upgraded your monitor waiting for Duke Nukem Forever to come out to play on it, then that monitor may be a VGA monitor that you've waited for. So now to go with your Duke Nukem monitor, you can use a Duke Nukem limited edition, sorry about that, my battery died. So you can play your Duke Nukem game on your Duke Nukem monitor with your limited edition GTX 560 Duke Nukem graphics card. So here, let's get the plastic off this guy here and show it to you in all of its Duke glory so you can see it looks kind of nuclear and whatnot, the fan spinning, it'll look a little something like that. On the bottom we find a standard PCIe 16x interface. On the back we're gonna find dual DVI, mini HDMI out as well as a second slot used for exhaust although half of the exhaust from this card is gonna come out somewhere over here on the other side because it is not a rear exhaust cooler. We've got a couple heat pipes built into the cooler. I don't know if you can see them from there. You might be able to through there. Two heat pipes. So those are connected to two fin arrays on either side of our center. What looks like a 92 millimeter fan, so it's a nice fan size. This is looks like pretty similar to a reference cooler but not quite, although I could be wrong. I actually don't really care. The point of the card is that it is Duke Nukem themed to go along with your costume and your bell buckle and your guide. Also we have dual 6-pin PCIe power connectors here on the back. This card does support SLI so you can connect it in up to two-way SLI but not three-way SLI and just like the game, this card is Nvidia 3D Vision ready including 3D Vision surround if you've got two of them. So thank you for checking out my unboxing and first look at the Duke Nukem edition of the GTX 560 from EVGA. Don't forget to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips for more unboxing reviews and other videos like this.