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AMD Offers Xbox Game Pass for PC With Radeon RX 5700 and/or Ryzen 3000 Series
AMD’s new Xbox Game Pass for PC offer is now available, providing complimentary, three-month access to Xbox Game Pass for PC with the purchase of upcoming AMD Radeon RX 5700 Series graphics cards (available July 7), AMD Ryzen 3000 Series processors (available July 7), and other select AMD products from participating retailers.
With the new bundle, gamers can play Gears 5 when it launches this fall 2019 (September 10) along with more than 100 other high-quality PC games starting August 2019, available to download and play at full fidelity. Xbox will continue to add more titles to the library, including new games from Xbox Game Studios and popular PC game developers on the day the games are released.
The Xbox Game Pass for PC offer brings an unbeatable value for gamers when combined with the stunning visuals, lightning-fast performance and industry-leading features delivered by AMD’s products. The new AMD Radeon RX 5700 Series GPUs, powered by the new RDNA architecture, are designed for extreme 1440p performance and put responsive gameplay and incredible visuals first. The new AMD Ryzen 3000 Series processors are the most advanced desktop processors in the world with up to 12 cores for the ultimate enthusiast gaming experience.
You can learn more about the exclusive Xbox Game Pass for PC here, and find programme details and a list of all eligible AMD products here.
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#5687024 Posted on: 07/04/2019 07:40 AM
I tend to agree. If people wanted the game pass, they'd have gotten it already. Same reasoning why I'm generally not counting game bundles as value to me personally.
Also, doesn't that "force" you to register with m$ again to use it? Bothersome.
Sux. I do not want MS game passes with new CPU. I would rather have $30 discount for removing cooling form box and another $15 for 3 months game pass.
I tend to agree. If people wanted the game pass, they'd have gotten it already. Same reasoning why I'm generally not counting game bundles as value to me personally.
Also, doesn't that "force" you to register with m$ again to use it? Bothersome.
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#5687026 Posted on: 07/04/2019 07:43 AM
I tend to agree. If people wanted the game pass, they'd have gotten it already. Same reasoning why I'm generally not counting game bundles as value to me personally.
Also, doesn't that "force" you to register with m$ again to use it? Bothersome.
Well, getting very new and valuable game or something that's yet to be released and you want it is OK. But in general, this particular thing is more miss than hit.
I tend to agree. If people wanted the game pass, they'd have gotten it already. Same reasoning why I'm generally not counting game bundles as value to me personally.
Also, doesn't that "force" you to register with m$ again to use it? Bothersome.
Well, getting very new and valuable game or something that's yet to be released and you want it is OK. But in general, this particular thing is more miss than hit.
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#5687028 Posted on: 07/04/2019 07:45 AM
Yes... at least this time around they announce this before widespread launch, that's well done I have to note.
But I've honestly never gotten a game with my cards... that one time I was close, the window to redeem it was so short I missed it by 2 days (1080TI) due to waiting for a waterblock.
Well, getting very new and valuable game or something that's yet to be released and you want it is OK. But in general, this particular thing is more miss than hit.
Yes... at least this time around they announce this before widespread launch, that's well done I have to note.
But I've honestly never gotten a game with my cards... that one time I was close, the window to redeem it was so short I missed it by 2 days (1080TI) due to waiting for a waterblock.
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#5687040 Posted on: 07/04/2019 08:16 AM
Not even released, and they're already announcing bundle makes me hmm...
Then again I don't have particularly high expectations when it comes to Navi. Polaris chip, only late, needs to carry Polaris price EOS.
But 3 months Xbox Game Pass... honestly.. that sounds lika a loads of fun and value for a happy owner of new GPU.
Not even released, and they're already announcing bundle makes me hmm...
Then again I don't have particularly high expectations when it comes to Navi. Polaris chip, only late, needs to carry Polaris price EOS.
But 3 months Xbox Game Pass... honestly.. that sounds lika a loads of fun and value for a happy owner of new GPU.
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Sux. I do not want MS game passes with new CPU. I would rather have $30 discount for removing cooling form box and another $15 for 3 months game pass.