CPU packaging & shipping
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Hello /g/, how do you usually protect a CPU when you have to ship it? I want to sell some of them, but I am afraid of damaging them during the shipping process.
Also, where can I find some of pic related?
>>55162054
Put it in the same way as it was sent to you, if you still have the box.
>>55162304
Unfortunately, I don't have any box. The CPUs are from laptops.
foam backing for pins, then i put it in a hard cardboard sleeve before putting it in the padded envelope
>>55162054
ebay nigga.
literally says 50pcs right there.
You can also order direct from China but really, who cares.
>>55162342
Just throw it in a box. They're solid state, not vacuum tubes. Don't worry about them.
>>55162402
>CPU
>Just throw it in a box
>While all the interface on one side gets rekt completely
>>55162437
Intel CPUs don't use pins anymore. There's nothing to break.
>>55162054
Put it in a sandwich bag, and cover it in bubblewrap.
>>55162535
How do they interface with the motherboard then? Not implying anything, legit question, since every CPU I've seen so far is extremely fragile in the pins.
>>55164405
the pins are on the mobo, not the cpu
>>55162054
stick the side with pins into some anti-static foam and put it in a small anti-static bag, then surround it with bubble-wrap or foam, and put it in a small box. or use what you just posted if you have a shitload of CPU's.