New Micro Center Customers Can Save $50 on Select AMD and Intel CPUs: Ryzen 5 5600X ($189), Core i7-12700K ($299), and More

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Micro Center is currently running a promotion that allows new customers to purchase select AMD and Intel processors at a $50 discount.



This promotion is for in-store purchases only, but enthusiasts who are lucky enough to have a Micro Center location nearby can visit this page to sign up for a coupon. An email address and mobile number from a major US phone carrier that is not a prepaid, internet, or VoIP phone number are required.



AMD Ryzen 5 5600X: $189 ($239)AMD Ryzen 7 5800X: $249 ($299)Intel Core i7-12700K: $299 ($349)Intel Core i9-12900K: $449 ($499)...
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Well, I wouldn't mind that 5600x. Guess where I'm going after work.
 
Assuming this means creating a new account with a different email address? I don't really want to do that, but $50....
 
And phone number, but I circumvented that. Work email and my girls number blammo!

Looks like my regression build is getting an update. Goodbye 2400G and RX 480, hello 5600X and RTX 2070.
 
if there was a MC near me I'd be all over that 5800X for $250
 
Is anyone else a bit put off at these deals for new customers only? 240 gig ssd drives now select 50 dollar off for cpus. What about long term customers? Where's our love?
 
Grimlakin said:
What about long term customers? Where's our love?
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They know they got you by the balls.

If they would build one anywhere remotely close I'd be all over it, or even if some of these deals applied online (although I say that cautiously - It would be nice if ~I~ could order online, but I don't want to open that up to bots/scalpers). Can't believe there isn't even one in Silicon Valley.
 
Lol, I dunno that a free $25 ssd is much for sticking it to the loyal customers.

$50 off the CPUs is a fair incentive to get new people in.

Honestly, I see it as a move to clear stock for AMD's next round of gotta have affordable cpus
 
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