First Class Computer Outlet

I ask for an SSD and the guy acted like I was from Mars. He asked what kind I was looking for, and I said "g-skill." He immediately replied you mean "RAM" in a stern voice, (obviously doesn't know they sell SSD's too, poor lad). He then proceeds to say he only trusts Seagate, and Western digital, which I can respect for "spin-point" drives, but not when there is a samsung pro 128 on the market. I have one and it's an absolute beast. I didn't like his attitude towards the market much after that, but I gave him a benefit of the doubt because I still needed a terabyte hard drive for storage. I ask him if he has any, and he fumbles on a glass wall shelf behind him with old out of the box hard drives stacked on one another, then tells me he doesn't have any. I ask him "So why don't you have terabyte hard drives?" he points at the front windows of the store, where some not so impressive computers where sitting, and said "they are all in the computers." (really.... I'm thinking in my head......>>) So he then says "hey we are picking up hard drives from a distributor tonight, How about I call you when it comes in". "How about $75 for a seagate black edition". (at this point I didn't even care if it was 6/Gbps or 3/Gbps I didn't even want to ask him, I just wanted it) so I said "sure." He makes me sign this piece of paper saying he will call me on Sunday to pick it up. Now its Monday. Now I'm here writing this review.



I'm thinking now they should keep my autograph, it may be worth something some day ;)



Build your pc on http://newegg.com then go buy the components at Micro Center like me. I just hate having to drive all the way out there.