Well I shipped a pc via usps from Indiana to New York I sold to a friend. The heatsink it had was the CM GeminiII. Well the base of the heatink and the heatpipes seperated during shipping, so the large heatsink/fans were rumbling around in the case during some point in shipping. It apparently knocked the video card good and pulled off a jumper, and the video card doesn't work either. I went ahead and bought a new heatsink for the user and will either send the video card in for warranty or soldier it myself when I get it back.. but just a heads up - when you're shipping a heatsink that heavy, it might be a good idea to remove it prior to shipping and ask the user (as long as it isn't a grandma) to put it back on the cpu upon reciept.
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