Gaming "Core i7 Inside" sticker, use it?

[gifi4]

Hey guys, with my i7 2600k that I got, it came with a sticker that says "Core i7 Inside" (or something similiar) Just wondering if you guys ever used it?
If so, like it?

Still trying to make up my mind whether to put it on my case.

 

[Joe88]

I just took one off one of my school computers, still have the sticker in the book

 

[Skelletonike]

Usually you're supposed to attach those stickers to your computer once you install the processor, it's just to make it easier for people to know the processor type... When I worked at the computer store I always had to stick them in computers and if I was upgrading a processor I had to remove the previous sticker and attach it, same goes for genuine windows stickers and etc.

 

[DeMoN]

It's mainly for show-off really, I attached all the stickers on my computer case: i7, Cooler Master, EVGA, and ASUS.

 

[Sicklyboy]

Makes your computer go faster

 

[ZAFDeltaForce]

I don't stick any stickers on my Antec p182 case. Makes it look ugly.

 

[Originality]

You can use the sticker to show off or you can use the sticker to give techies an easier time when your comp breaks down.

 

[Magsor]

Makes your computer go faster

Put it on an old computer it might get faster

 

[Sicklyboy]

Makes your computer go faster

Put it on an old computer it might get faster

Put it on a shell of a computer from like '96 along with a "Designed for Windows 7" sticker. Suddenly your Pentium is a quad core 3.2GHz beast and you got 8 gigs of ram.

 

[Depravo]

Put it on a shell of a computer from like '96 along with a "Designed for Windows 7" sticker....

...and then sell it to an idiot on eBay.

 

[Vulpes Abnocto]

Okay, the "makes computers run faster" joke has run its course.
Back to the topic, please.

And personally speaking I really don't care about the stickers so long as the hardware works,
but then again I never have a shop work on my PCs.
If you do, it does make the process easier for the tech.

 

[air2004]

I like to stick my on the outside of my underwear , so the ladies that I'm the fastest thing they ever had

 

[Originality]

I like to stick my on the outside of my underwear , so the ladies that I'm the fastest thing they ever had

Then it's over too quickly. Moving on...

 

[Deleted User]

I just took one off one of my school computers, still have the sticker in the book

Your school has i7 computers? I envy you, to say the least.

 

[Joe88]

I just took one off one of my school computers, still have the sticker in the book

Your school has i7 computers? I envy you, to say the least.

well some labs do,
but most are c2d, I also have a c2d

 

[Deleted User]

I just took one off one of my school computers, still have the sticker in the book

Your school has i7 computers? I envy you, to say the least.

well some labs do,
but most are c2d, I also have a c2d

Well, you're better off than us. Flaky Pentiums- and the only c2d we had overheated and broke. Whoopee.

 

[Sicklyboy]

Back on topic, as Vulpes wished - no, I don't ever put them on my computers. I have had them from everything - my Athlon 64 3500+, my EVGA GeForce 6800 GT, my BFG Tech GeForce 8800GTOC, my Phenom II X4, and my EVGA GeForce 560 Ti SC. And they're all dumb looking. Especially on custom builds. Whether they're a tiny sticker or a larger plastic stick-on, there is seldom a good spot for them on a custom build, save for maybe the side or the back. And then, who is ever gonna see it? I just built a rig for a friend's sister with one of the AMD FX quad cores in it, asked her if she wanted it on. She didn't and it promptly went in the garbage pile.

I DID put one of the EVGA stickers from my 6800 GT on the back of my old Cooler Master case. I regretted it, because it's dumb looking, even though nobody is ever gonna see it because I am the only person who works on my computers.

So in other words, I prefer the sleek, quiet look instead of the gaudy "OMGZ I GAWTZ A PEENOM EX TOO AND MSI MOBO IN HURR" look. Though, if the 560 Ti I got came with one of the tiny stickers, I might be tempted to put that on in a bottom corner or something. Just because I am kinda conceited. I'm kinda proud that my video card costs half as much as the computers I am building for my friends. But it came with a big, hard plastic emblem thing. But who is ever gonna be inspecting the bezel of my tower except me.