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Jetway NC85-E350-LF Fusion Motherboard Review

Packaging
The box is of typical size for a Mini-ITX board and is the usual standard affair from Jetway with no noticeable product information and very simple branding.

The sides of the box define what this particular board can be used for including gaming machine (very unlikely), HTPC, general application, Windows Home server, home PC, and media center.

The only other part of the box with any form of information is the back which includes a barcode sticker with the main specifications and features of the board. You can find all of this information on the previous page of this review.

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Andy Ruffell

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