You have to sign up on their Facebook page, be approved, and then you can sign up for a spot on their events page. But its worth it to search thru the piles for retro treasures.

As of June 2019: Liquidating entire inventory of vintage personal computer equipment. Be prepared to dig through A LOT of unorganized stuff but its worth it if youre willing to put in the effort and haggle with the staff. You should consider bringing a cheap face mask to filter the air, there are a lot of people stirring up dust/dirt thats been sitting for decades. Youll also want to bring flash light as some of the areas are quite dim.

Always an adventure. A treasure hunt on an amazing scale. If you are lucky enough to attend one of their events, you will walk away happy, in awe and anxious to return! The volunteers are very helpful and friendly and have an obvious love for the place, its history and the products inside👍👍👍

Great place! Follow facebook in order to get in, lots of crazy parts that get pulled out every week. Volunteers are very knowledgeable.

Computer Reset is a great experience. It is not open for the public to just come in and browse as its basically just a large warehouse, so they only allow 10 people in at a time by appointment via their facebook group (Compur Reset Warehouse Liquidation). This place is a treasure grove despite being comed over by various collectors all over the country, mostly because of the sheer size of the place. New stuff is found every week, in fact I bought a brand new in box AT PC case that one of the volunteers showed me, as well as a new in box keyboard they found for me. They dont ship or anything like that, you have to go in and find stuff yourself, but it is totally worth it. I also found pricing to be very fair, I paid way way less for stuff that was practically new and even sealed than ebay prices for used versions of the same thing. Basically you get a pile of stuff together and one of the volunteers tells you how much to pay, and it is very cheap.I reccomend going for any retro computer enthusiast, its worth it even to travel a long way, I doubt anywhere else like this exists in the country.

Was an awesome experience. Folks are absolutely fantastic, Nathan was a champ getting a working PCJr working for me. Can speak highly enough of the volunteer staff and other people there being friendly and helpful.

Polite and knowledgeable volunteers willing to help and discuss your needs, history of the place, and recent finds during their ongoing liquidation. Get advance approval invite via FB group for access, follow *all* the rules, be polite, and have fun!!!

Retro Computers Heaven! You will need a truck! Thanks to Raymond and all the valunteers! (Very friendly, and very helpful)

Great day out, loads of fun and great job by all the people running it.

For the love of god DONT give David any more IBM prototypes to murder.

Amazing inventory!! Please, museum curators come and rescue some of these treasures!

You guys are awesome!!!! Saw you on LGR on YouTube!! Im definitely coming to visit!

Just as an fyi: as others have said, Computer Reset is permanently closed as a business. Volunteers working with the family who owns/owned CR are only opening the building to allow people to come in and hunt for vintage/old computer items. The proceeds go directly to help the family cover medical costs and living expenses for the married couple who opperated the business. They announce days they will open only on the Facebook group, which is listed on the Lazy Game Reviews (LGR) YouTube video. They are announced a few days in advance.

A once amazing DFW treasure for computers and computer parts. Unfortunately its going through liquidation and out of business.

I handed them my computer to get it fixed in 1992 and I never saw it back.

Its like a technology museum that you can buy from.

Someone save this place!