AMD Enables Gamers Rewards Program
AMD today announced the AMD Rewards program powered by Raptr, giving AMD Radeon graphics and AMD APU-based PC gamers the chance to redeem points earned within the AMD Gaming Evolved application for prizes.
"We are thankful for the millions of gamers that support the AMD Radeon brand by using the AMD Gaming Evolved application Powered by Raptr," said Darren McPhee, director, Graphics Marketing, AMD. "The AMD Rewards program is our way of thanking our loyal customers and giving back to the community that has given so much to us."
At launch, gamers will be able to redeem points for prizes, such as: Sapphire Technology Radeon R9 Series graphics cards, and tons of free games, ASTRO gaming headsets, GameFly subscriptions, GUNNAR gaming eyewear, discounts and more. AMD Rewards Program is an extension to the broader Raptr Rewards program, which has already given out millions of dollars' worth of rewards.
"We see AMD Rewards as a natural extension of what Raptr Rewards does for gamers," Dennis Fong, Raptr's CEO, explained. "It's really great to be able to reward players for all the time and effort they've invested in playing games."
To see a list of the prizes and learn more about participating in the Raptr AMD Rewards program, visithttp://raptr.com/amd.
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AMD have the best development method ever. They wait for Nvidia to come up with an idea then they steal it. Genius!
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If they were like other companies are these days they'd patent nVidia's ideas then sue them.
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pretty sure both amd and nvidia have 'embraced' gamers...you know, considering they're behind all the graphic cards?
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It seems like this is AMD's equivalent of Nvidia's GeForce Experience but we'll see.
http://www.rel...dtech.com/news/2014/amd-embraces-gamers-with-amd-rewards-program/
Second time you are plugging that site, you wouldn't be sneaky advertising it would you ?
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it's been there for a while and it works just like that geforce experience. tho I'd rather not use it.