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I'd rather have MicroCenter expand to more locations and start carrying everything like that (if they dont already).
by tomschlick 7y ago
I'd rather have MicroCenter expand to more locations and start carrying everything like that (if they dont already).
- basilgohar 7y agoThe MicroCenter in my area (Central Ohio) does carry those and more.
- wil421 7y agoCan confirm. Both stores in Atlanta carry them. Including a semi-dedicated room for Adruino’s and Pi stuff.
- learc83 7y agoYep. Micro Center in Marietta (and Fry's in Duluth) saved my bacon a few times when I was running a small scale hardware startup. They have parts that you just can't get anywhere else without waiting a few days for shipping.
- bsder 7y agoReally? Mouser is my go-to (DigiKey used to be, but they're feeling a little more sparse than Mouser nowadays). Arrow is quite amazing if they have it. And for "real" hardware, McMaster-Carr can often deliver on the weekend within hours if you're willing to pay for it.
- learc83 7y ago> Mouser Mouser is one of my go-tos as well, but not for something I need same day. I have used McMaster-Carr, but they don't have electronics components beyond a token selection (at least they didn't last time I looked).
- OrgNet 7y agoYou appear to not know microcenter very well.... so why this company instead of another? The name?
- yellowapple 7y agoOr Fry's, which definitely does carry a lot of that sort of stuff (and also price-matches online prices, including Amazon's; I saved quite a bit on my Threadripper build thanks to that).
- cjsawyer 7y agoMicroCenter is the only good computer store that I know of in Colorado.