GPU in a Bag? Why not?
Posted Jun 22, 2022, 7:02 PM UTC
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idk, I'd still install it if nothing is damaged aside from the packaging. You've got pictures just in case it doesn't work
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One of the many reason I have a hard time buying PC components/hardware online vs going to an actual store and holding it in your hands before you buy it. Just sucks cause I know not alot of places have stores that sell quality PC gear and online is the only option to get PC gear.
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Those are both reasons that I try to always get my PC parts from my local Microcenter when I can. I can make sure it's not damaged at all, and I'm giving them business to help ensure I'll still have that option in the future.
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Microcenter is amazing. I'm so glad I live close to one.
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eehhh it's only a 1650 ... no real loss
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Emotional damage
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A 1650 Super and a pretty decent model to boot. In Europe these still cost around €250.
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The only thing super it has is the name
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Very true.
Well, it’s not a Tensorflow box, so I just needed some video out. No integrated graphics on a 3900X.
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It's either one way or the other. I had a cricut cutting mat delivered, it was in a box at least twice the sixe needed and packed with air filled bags
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Needed a card for a little Linux box. Got one pretty cheap from Amazon. It came in a BAG. I had the return filled out before Amazon even showed it as delivered.
WTF is wrong with people!?
Amazon has a history with poor packaging, but people doesn't care anyway because they have "replacement no questions asked" policy that makes people coming back to them
Yet, I somehow get a book in a box large enough to fit 10 books...