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  1. 01-26-2015, 11:10 AM #10
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    But, for power supplies, I've seen a lot come in that have been placed in a baggie in their original box. After years in a basement, they're still fine.

    I had a box of new DVD drives come from a school. They were in the box for over 5-7 years, in the original anti-static bags. They worked fine.

    I think the DVD drives are a little more "resilient" than the other parts are.

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