• Welcome to TechPowerUp Forums, Guest! Please check out our forum guidelines for info related to our community.

Transporting a graphics card

monkeyfetus

New Member
Joined
Feb 24, 2009
Messages
5 (0.00/day)
System Name Pokey
Processor AMD Athlon 64 3800+
Motherboard MCP61SM-GM
Memory 1GB
Video Card(s) NVIDIA GeForce 6100 nForce 405
Power Supply DPS-300AB-15B 300W
Software Windows 7
I have a graphics card that I got without a case, and I need to move out of my dorm tomorrow morning. I know that an anti-static bag would be ideal, but the closest store that carries one is 2.5 miles (4 kilometers) away, and I won't be able to go there by car until after I move.

So, how should I transport this graphics card without a case or anti-static bag?
 
Box with old newspaper will work fine.
 
was about to say what erocker did:D
 
What Erocker said.
 
put it in your pocket.
 
Put it on your pants and run as fast as you can...



...or you can use a box
 
i would rap it up in some old shag carpet
 
yes, shag carpet, and make sure you bundle it with a lot of coins.

Box with paper stuffing is fine.
 
put it in a container, fill with water and place in the freezer for a few hours.


now that its frozen, no dirt or dust can get to it, and as an added bonus it will run cooler once installed back into the PC :D




Bonus:

add food coloring to the water when it just starts to freeze for an awsome new look!





Warning: resualts may very and the outcome may not be what you want.
 
i would rap it up in some old shag carpet

yes, shag carpet, and make sure you bundle it with a lot of coins.

Box with paper stuffing is fine.

put it in a container, fill with water and place in the freezer for a few hours.


now that its frozen, no dirt or dust can get to it, and as an added bonus it will run cooler once installed back into the PC :D




laugh hand giggle.gif:laugh::roll::laugh: i love a good laugh in the morning :slap:

but seriously a small cardboard box will suffice, even a piece of card wrapped around your graphics card will do, just as long as it's strong enough to protect it from parts being knocked of and /or getting static sparks :)
 
Back
Top