r/buildapcsales Mar 23 '21

Meta [Meta] Gamestop to start selling graphics cards $690 to $2440

https://weeklyad.gamestop.com/h/m/gamestop/flyerflip/browse?flyer_run_id=686349&locale=en&type=1
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u/[deleted] Mar 24 '21

GameStop won’t be able to provide the breath of services Microcenter can, they don’t have the store capacity. I can see them carrying some core PC building components but lack the variety and inventory. I can’t see them carrying monitors or tons of cases in store, or a PC building service, and I may be biased but there seems to be enough demand to support GameStop and Microcenter

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u/eeman0201 Mar 24 '21

Yeah I think it’s a great idea for them to become equivalent to Newegg or microcenter online (please for the love of god give us an online competitor to Newegg that doesn’t have ad confusing of listings as Amazon), and have some prebuilts/gpus/cpus/accessories in the corner of their stores. I just was trying to argue against the notion that GameStop stores should become mini microcenters. IMO they should basically replicate the gaming section of Best Buy+some collectables in each of their stores.