[fyreEU]

Alright since I'm 99% positive the SSD comes In its own box I should EB at Curry's.

Any updates mate ?

Strange how I've received an alert for this.

EDIT: I've just noticed the post you've deleted, of which I was quoted.

Ye mb was having a nightmare trying to reply to that guy 

[mothered]

Ye mb was having a nightmare trying to reply to that guy 

All good.

I was just trying to figure out why I received the alert when I wasn't quoted/tagged. You quoted me In the post you've deleted, which now makes perfect sense.

[kanyewestworshipper911]

Sorry for the late reply, guys, but I decided to SE a CPU from amazon.
it Is shipped and dispatched by amazon and comes in two days.
since it requires an OTP, EB should work because of its lightweight.
lmk if you guys have any tips.

[mothered]

Sorry for the late reply, guys, but I decided to SE a CPU from amazon.
it Is shipped and dispatched by amazon and comes in two days.
since it requires an OTP, EB should work because of its lightweight.
lmk if you guys have any tips.

An OTP has no relevance to EB'ing.

Is the CPU visible externally?

[kanyewestworshipper911]

Sorry for the late reply, guys, but I decided to SE a CPU from amazon.
it Is shipped and dispatched by amazon and comes in two days.
since it requires an OTP, EB should work because of its lightweight.
lmk if you guys have any tips.

An OTP has no relevance to EB'ing.

Is the CPU visible externally?

no, it should come inside the intel box.

[mothered]

Sorry for the late reply, guys, but I decided to SE a CPU from amazon.
it Is shipped and dispatched by amazon and comes in two days.
since it requires an OTP, EB should work because of its lightweight.
lmk if you guys have any tips.

An OTP has no relevance to EB'ing.

Is the CPU visible externally?

no, it should come inside the intel box.

Yes of course, every CPU Is packaged In a box, but can you see the CPU without opening the box?

[sherxan]

There are several online retailers where you can EB a 2.5" internal SSD. Here are a few options to consider:

1. Newegg - Newegg is a popular online retailer for computer components and electronics. They offer a wide selection of SSDs from various brands, including Samsung, Crucial, and Kingston.

2.Best Buy - Best Buy is a well-known electronics retailer that also carries computer components. They have a decent selection of SSDs available online and in-store.

3. B&H Photo Video - B&H is a popular retailer for photography and video equipment, but they also offer a range of computer components. They have a good selection of SSDs from top brands like WD, Seagate, and SanDisk.

4. Micro Center - Micro Center is a brick-and-mortar electronics retailer with a strong online presence. They have a good selection of SSDs at competitive prices, including popular brands like Intel and Corsair.

5. Fry's Electronics - Fry's is another brick-and-mortar electronics retailer that also has an online store. They have a decent selection of SSDs, including options from brands like Adata and Toshiba.

When choosing where to EB your SSD, consider factors such as price, shipping speed, and customer service. Be sure to check the return policy in case you encounter any issues with the product.

[kanyewestworshipper911]

An OTP has no relevance to EB'ing.

Is the CPU visible externally?

no, it should come inside the intel box.

Yes of course, every CPU Is packaged In a box, but can you see the CPU without opening the box?

ah yes, I see what you mean now. how silly of me...
after watching an unboxing you can see the CPU through the box on the back.
what should be my plan of action?

[Dazen4xx]

There are several online retailers where you can EB a 2.5" internal SSD. Here are a few options to consider:

1. Newegg - Newegg is a popular online retailer for computer components and electronics. They offer a wide selection of SSDs from various brands, including Samsung, Crucial, and Kingston.

2.Best Buy - Best Buy is a well-known electronics retailer that also carries computer components. They have a decent selection of SSDs available online and in-store.

3. B&H Photo Video - B&H is a popular retailer for photography and video equipment, but they also offer a range of computer components. They have a good selection of SSDs from top brands like WD, Seagate, and SanDisk.

4. Micro Center - Micro Center is a brick-and-mortar electronics retailer with a strong online presence. They have a good selection of SSDs at competitive prices, including popular brands like Intel and Corsair.

5. Fry's Electronics - Fry's is another brick-and-mortar electronics retailer that also has an online store. They have a decent selection of SSDs, including options from brands like Adata and Toshiba.

When choosing where to EB your SSD, consider factors such as price, shipping speed, and customer service. Be sure to check the return policy in case you encounter any issues with the product.

Have you done Newegg before? thinking of DNA for a gpu

[mothered]

after watching an unboxing you can see the CPU through the box on the back.
what should be my plan of action?

In that case, the EB Is out of the question.

Box the return.