Review on Intel I5 12400 Desktop Processor Cache by Michal Wjcik ᠌

The total cost of the acquisition was 12,500. The buyer was immediately informed that the delivery would be made using the SDEK service when the vendor promptly contacted back. I forwarded a tracking number the following day. It took about a week to deliver the package. The merchandise was sent in a very unimpressive container that was sealed with tape and wrapped in bubble wrap. The seller also included a receipt for the purchase as well as a business card from the store. I quickly evaluated the product at the location where the problem was occurring; the front side was discolored with some locations that looked like remnants of adhesive tape but did not contain any packaging; the initial impression of the processor was that it had been used (a photo of this is attached). The goods, in general, are in good condition; the textolite is unharmed, free of scratches and other flaws; and everything else is present and correct. Not the way something looks, but how well it works and how hot it gets are the most important aspects of something like this. On it, everything works properly, and even at full load, the highest temperature reaches just 53 degrees. In an ideal world, of course, I would propose to the seller that they fix the situation with the packaging, and then everything would be fine.