Opening up the box, you should see :-

1. An ABIT BE6-II motherboard
2. A 114-page manual
3. A BX 133 Overclocking Guide
4. A CD containing drivers, utilities and freeware software
5. A standard cable set
6. An UltraDMA 66 cable
7. A thermal probe

The installation menu that autoruns when you load the CD comes with a really cool video clip showing the awards that ABIT has won for its motherboards, a cartoonized look at ABIT motherboards being manufactured, etc... Incidentally, it's constructed of 3,032 JPG files which you can find in the IMG directory. Not unlike the way a cartoon is actually made, don't you think?

The bundled software this time comprised of

1. both 16-bit and 32-bit versions of Adobe Acrobat Reader 4.0
2. Win9x, WinNT and Win2K drivers for the onboard HPT366 controller
3. the latest Flash utility (rev. 7.52C in this case)
4. version 2.10RC Build 0001 of the Intel INF upgrade
5. an IDE low format utility
6. Inforia Quest 98 (IQ98)
7. PointCast business network (OEM version)
8. ABIT screensavers for Win 3.1, Win9x and WinNT
9. User manuals for the BF6, BE6, BE6-II, BM6, BP6 motherboards (PDF format)
10. Winbond Hardware Doctor utility for the BF6, BE6, BE6-II, BM6, BP6 motherboards
11. A copy of ABIT's website for offline browsing (12 languages)
12. Highpoint XStore Pro (beware : performance sapping)

Now, let's check out the ABIT BE6-II's specifications.