What is the difference between the MPK and BOX packaging versions?

What is the difference between the MPK and BOX packaging versions?

The second is - most often - the manufacturer's packaging, the first - a replacement.
On this basis, little can be deduced as to the possible difference in content.

BOX also has a manufacturer's warranty, and MPK only a store.

turkuc11 wrote:

BOX also has a manufacturer's warranty, and MPK only a store.

The question was about packaging differences, so what does the warranty have to do with it? - It's once.
Two - it is quite difficult to find a store that provides a warranty at a time when it is not an obligation even for the manufacturer.
And three more - the box packaging is usually much more ... colorful.

I think the question was implicitly about a different issue. Why is the BOX processor cheaper than the MPK processor?
I don't know. It should be otherwise. Perhaps (I speculate) the MPK package includes cooling, which is not in the box.
As they taught me once in a course in practical economics, if you want cheap, buy only what you want, without free extras that you will not be satisfied with. Ergo, if it's a processor, then a processor counts parameters, frequency, cores, technology, etc - the packaging can be OEM or whatever. What is the advantage of BOX? Well, there is an installation manual that you will not find in the OEM, but you can look for it on the net.

Added after 6 [minutes]:

Ha ha ha... exactly
MPK = multipack, i.e. instead of one processor you buy several pieces.
Theoretically, because some stores sell MPK - i.e. multipack - fan radiator paste procek