AMD is the official partner for Starfield, and to commemorate that partnership as well as celebrate the game’s upcoming launch, it’s created a limited-edition Starfield GPU and CPU. These are special branded versions of already available products. Specifically, the AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D processor, and the AMD Radeon RX 7900 XTX Graphics Card.
For the mega fan looking forward to Starfield, these would be a nice addition to your setup. However, these are extremely limited. Unveiled this morning during QuakeCon 2023, AMD says there were only 500 of these bundles made. So getting one isn’t as simple as pulling out your wallet and hoping to get one before AMD runs out of stock. In fact, you can’t even pull out your wallet and buy one at all.
The AMD Starfield GPU and CPU are for giveaways only

While there are no doubt plenty of people who would be willing to spend the money on these, that isn’t going to be possible. AMD created them as a fun giveaway item for 500 lucky winners. The more unfortunate thing is that there’s no way to win one at this point. That is unless you’re at QuakeCon.
AMD confirmed during its segment of the QuakeCon livestream that there would be 499 of these bundles given away throughout QuakeCon. So there’s still a chance to get these if you’re there. The other bundle was given away on AMD’s Twitch channel at the time of the announcement, which has since passed. It’s not all bad though. While you won’t be able to get your hands on these specially crafted pieces of PC hardware, you can still get the normal versions of these and score a free copy of Starfield.
And that’s a nice consolation prize if you ask me. Starfield officially releases on September 6 and will be available on PC via Steam and on Xbox Series X|S. You can also play it through Xbox Game Pass on day one. Which is likely to be the way that many people access it. You know, since it won’t cost anything more than the Game Pass membership fee.
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