Yes, Intel still has stickers for your CPU – Here’s how to get one for free
Intel is still supplying stickers for 2nd and 3rd Gen intel CPUs - you just have to ask.
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It has been recently discovered that you can ask Intel for a sticker to accompany your CPU, and they will send you one. This isn’t a joke, nor is it that much use to anyone, but it is interesting to note that you can, in fact, get your CPU’s sticker out of Intel if you want it. And it’s not just the old CPUs, you can get a new sticker too, who knows how far back this goes? Intel still has stickers for your CPU.
Another way you can get a sticker is to purchase an Intel Core processor, funnily enough, you can now buy the brand-new Intel 14th generation CPUs, how about it?
This was first brought to our attention by a user on Reddit, who goes by the name of u/AN0_02, who posted this in the Intel Subreddit:
It looks like it was printed in 2011, the accompanying letter states that Intel encourages the proud display of branding on PC cases The sticker that is “designed to reflect the appropriate brand of processor contained in your system” is enclosed along with the letter.
This isn’t incredibly useful news, but we’re sure there’s someone out there with a knack for collecting Intwe CPU stickers and this news might make their day. It’s international shipping too, as OP states that this was shipped from the UK to New Zealand, free of charge.
You can request a label from Intel right now
All you have to do is fill out a form, as per the instructions on this Intel web page. One thing you might want to know is that you have to provide proof of purchase or proof that your system currently has an Intel CPU installed into it. This should be relatively straightforward, it’s just a sticker after all, not like you’re applying for a passport.
Please don’t abuse this system, however, or else they might stop the service. It’s pretty cool that Intel offers such a whacky service, and we’d hate to be the ones that contribute to its downfall. Imagine, being employed at Intel just to answer requests for stickers. What a thrill.
