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Had the same experience buying a CPU from Microcenter. You told a store associate what processor you wanted, he wrote it on a cardboard slip, then you get the p
by SamuelAdams 5y ago
Had the same experience buying a CPU from Microcenter. You told a store associate what processor you wanted, he wrote it on a cardboard slip, then you get the product after checkout is paid for. Overall I was pretty happy with the process. Hardest part was hunting down a sales associate.
- gre 5y agoFry's had a cage behind the registers with all their small expensive parts like CPUs and RAM.
- benglish11 5y agoAt Costco you don't even have to tell a store associate. They have a stack of cardboard posters with the item on it and you take that to the register