Micro Center is a popular stop for tech-heads, PC builders and computer enthusiasts. Each of its 29 stores in the U.S. are packed with motherboards, CPUs, GPUs and other computing components.

The SF Bay Area used to have lots of PC stores. Most got wiped out! But Micro Center has returned to Santa Clara, CA, and it’s a joy to browse. (Yes, the store reportedly sold dozens of GPUs that ...

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.

The first Micro Center store in Indiana is expected to open in July and employ 50 to 75 staff members. The Ohio-based retailer of computers, computer parts and other electronics presently operates ...

(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.

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 ...

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 ...

PC builders in Northern California, prepare for electronics heaven: Micro Center is opening a store in Santa Clara, bringing the holy grail of computer parts shopping to the heart of Silicon Valley.

Micro Center, an Ohio-based computer store, will open an Indianapolis location in Castleton this summer. Micro Center will move into around 35,000 of the 55,000-square-foot building at 5702 E ...

Fry’s is gone, CompUSA is gone, Radio Shack is a zombie, but Micro Center is finally coming back. On May 30th, the store will host its grand opening at 5201 Stevens Creek Blvd in Santa Clara ...

PC builders in Northern California, prepare for electronics heaven: Micro Center is opening a store in Santa Clara, bringing the holy grail of computer parts shopping to the heart of Silicon Valley.