I'm going to be shipping out a PC soon. Fedex seems to charge a fortune to pack+ship it. Any advice how I should pack it? I was thinking about using the case box. Then double box it with a lot of layers of bubble wrap around it. Should I bubble wrap the computer itself or wrap it around the first box? Also, if I bubble wrap it, plus a double box do you think it would prevent it from damage if it's tossed around?
Help with shipping a PC
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King Dranzer
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First is it Air cooled? If yes then remove the cooler. Second remove the GPU. Third use the PC BOX to pack the PC and removed GPU and cooler safely. Yes double box will prevent external damage, throw in packaging air bags between inner and outer box.
Yeah it's air cooled, but with the stock heatsink. I can't really remove the heatsink because the person i'm sending it to knows nothing really about computers. I can remove the GPU, I still have the original case box and foam. Should I still remove the stock heatsink (6 ounces) and leave just the cpu installed? or should it be ok with the stock heatsink?
King Dranzer
Splendid
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Stock heatsink is fine. Leave it on. But if it has GPU remove it. Price for shipping you will have to check it your self.
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