Do You Keep Your Part Boxes

[IAMSWIFT1]

My Question Is Do You Keep The Part Boxes For Your Computer Parts.And On A Side Not My CX 750W Box Got Robbed By My Aunt,My Little Cousin Needed A Valentine's Box And Said She Would Keep The Box In Perfect Condition.Thinking Of My Little Cousin,Its Gonna Be Ruined And That Was My Favorite Part Box

[Nup]

If they look good enough, then yes. I love the look of most of them. 

[Speedyv]

Yes.

 

IDK why. None of them are on display or anything.

[Thony]

Almost. I threw the ssd, dvd-rom and ram away.

[eelnico09]

Yep, found myself lowering some old hardware prices because when re-selling it costs a little more if it has the whole bundle.

 

In the past few years the only thing i've thrown away was the box of my tv/monitor but because i have no place to save such a big box.

[Yummychickenblue]

Yes because you need the box for returns/RMAs or they're good to have when selling parts.

 

My Question To The OP Is Why He Capitalizes Every Word.

[TheKDub]

GPU, CPU, MOBO, PSU, and Case are the only ones I've kept, I find that the case box with its large size is a good storage place for the other components boxes, though personally I just keep the other component boxes in a file cabinet drawer

 

Also kept my RAM package and am using that as a CPU holder, the width of the slots for the RAM DIMMs was perfect for about half the older CPUs I've got from PCs I've ripped apart.

[Daegun]

I keep the boxes for my case and monitors. Makes moving a lot easier when you have boxes made for the exact size of things

[chriscoolzap]

Yes, all of them. 

 

Some of mine are on display. 

[Lotus]

Mobo box: yes, I put all of the spare parts in it like removed rear slot covers, plastic socket cover, screws, windows license information, extra thermal paste, etc.

Everything else: no, once I have everything set up and known working with no issues. I do like to just flatten and save the CPU box though.

[kainobean]

lol i keep mostly motherboard boxes and reuse them to hold old parts and cables and stuff i have accumulated over the years that is for computers... heck i have 20 or so boxes with random stuff for computers and even full computers worth of parts laying around in them like cpus and a dozen gpus that i dont have a use for yet.

[Extingquish]

Yes, higher prices for when the time comes to re-sell

[GrimNeo]

My Question Is Do You Keep The Part Boxes For Your Computer Parts.And On A Side Not My CX 750W Box Got Robbed By My Aunt,My Little Cousin Needed A Valentine's Box And Said She Would Keep The Box In Perfect Condition.Thinking Of My Little Cousin,Its Gonna Be Ruined And That Was My Favorite Part Box

I do keep them.I have a storage room full of them. If I might ever sell my parts I like to box them back up and give that person everything I got.,

[PowerPigeon]

Put all of mine in my case box and stored it in the garage. Also put the antistatic bags, connector covers, and a copy of my receipt in there for future reference. If I ever go to sell anything it makes for a nicer experience for the new owner to get the product in the original box I think.

[dreinal13]

Yes, I keep all my boxes most especially if there is a need to ship it to some place or if ever I am going to have my parts for RMA. Not really for display on anything, in fact I put all my parts boxes inside the box for my case.

 

And in some cases as well that there is a need for me to sell the parts I currently have, the resell value gets affected if the box/original package is not intact anymore.

[Guest Philosophy]

I have more boxes than I know what to do with. I throw away cheap stuff, like DVD Burner and whatnot but, yes I keep my boxes. 

[VerticalDiscussions]

Yup i do, reminds me of how good they used to be and the money invested . Of course for every new upgrade, one box goes away.

[Guest]

Most yes...

 

 

No way I am throwing away my K70 RGB box....