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[BeardyHat]

I had my first MicroCenter experience in Dallas the other day and it was amazing! I went Friday night so it was absolutely packed, so I didn't get a ton of time to peruse at my leisure. I was this close to picking up a 1440p monitor but decided against it at the last minute. I can wait until after Christmas. This location seems a bit smaller than others I've seen online, but it was still an awesome experience regardless. The coolest thing was seeing a Nvidia DGX Spark in person, $3,999 though...

It's like Mecca!! Reminds me of being a kid and going to places like Circuit City, CompUSA, etc. Just awesome.

I'm lucky enough to live 10-minutes from one, so I try to go over there frequently instead of ordering stuff off Amazon. Even when I don't need the salespeople's help, since they work on commission, I like to just ask if they wanna put their little commission sticker on whatever I'm buying.

 

[neogunhero]

It's like Mecca!! Reminds me of being a kid and going to places like Circuit City, CompUSA, etc. Just awesome.

I'm lucky enough to live 10-minutes from one, so I try to go over there frequently instead of ordering stuff off Amazon. Even when I don't need the salespeople's help, since they work on commission, I like to just ask if they wanna put their little commission sticker on whatever I'm buying.

It really is like that. It felt like a religious experience. Me and the hundreds of other people were there for one reason and one reason only: computer parts. This guy overheard me speaking to my sister about the new GPU I just got and we struck up a conversation about it, I almost sounded like an employee myself. I think I convinced him to upgrade from his GTX 1080.

It really is something special when the only "electronics" store in a 50-mile radius from my house is Walmart.