Micro Center's rise as a go-to destination for PC builders and tech-heads spans decades. The chain originated in 1980 as a single 900-square-foot store in Columbus, Ohio, and has since grown to 28 ...

Micro Center had a previous store in Silicon Valley, near Intel’s headquarters in Santa Clara. But that store close in 2012 because the company couldn’t negotiate better terms with the landlord.

PC builders love Micro Center because its stores are full of PC parts you can actually see and touch. It also carries the most popular PC graphics cards, such as Nvidia’s GeForce RTX 5090 and ...

These new initiatives follow the January 2024 rollout of Micro Center’s GPU Trade-In Program.Customers can trade in their functional GPUs, which are circuits that render graphics using high ...

(KRON) — An Ohio-based computer store chain is opening its first location in the Bay Area. Micro Center is opening this Friday, May 30 in Santa Clara, the company announced in a social media post.

But I love Micro Center deals—their in-store-only sales are legendary. Their most epic to date is still the $130 Ryzen 7 2700X during Black Friday, just a year and a half after the CPU’s launch.