Intel is not only slashing the prices of its desktop CPUs but is also giving away a copy of the Battlefield 6 game with almost every processor from the current and previous generations.
After Cutting the Prices of Many Processors, Intel Bundles Battlefield 6 With Them Under the Intel Gamer Days Promotion
While there is surely controversy around the performance of Intel CPUs in Battlefield 6, Intel is still ready to ensure that Battlefield fans can be ready to play the game when it comes out. The company has just begun its latest Intel Gamer Days promotion, which commences today (25th August) and will end on 7th September. In the Gamer Days promotion, Intel is offering its customers to get a free copy of the Battlefield 6 game with qualifying purchases of its CPUs.
The Intel Gamer Days Battlefield 6 page is not only live on Intel's official website, but also on Amazon. As you can see, you will find Battlefield 6 bundled with Intel Core Ultra 9 285K and the Core Ultra 7 265K processor. Both CPUs have been discounted to $529 and $259, respectively and on top of that, customers will receive the code for Battlefield 6 to get started when the game goes live on 10th October. That said, if you check Amazon's listings, you will see that these aren't the only two processors Intel is bundling Battlefield 6 with, but there are nearly 20 CPUs that will allow users to get a free copy of the upcoming title.
In the Arrow Lake-S family, apart from the 285K and 265K, we have the Core Ultra 7 265, Core Ultra 7 265F, Core Ultra 5 245K, Core Ultra 5 225F, and Core Ultra 5 235 that will be bundled with the game. However, Intel 13th gen Raptor Lake and 14th gen Raptor Lake Refresh CPUs are also included in the promotion and one can recieve a copy of the Battlefield 6 game with cheap processors such as Intel Core i5 13400, and Intel Core i5 14600KF. Both are decent budget gaming CPUs for under $200, but Core i7s and i9s are also included in the promotion.
Remember that it is a Limited-Time offer, and one can buy these either from Amazon or from Newegg to get a copy of Battlefield 6. It's a great deal since Battlefield 6 costs $69, and with purchases such as Core Ultra 7 265K, the price of the processor drops to almost $200 if we deduct the game's cost from the bundle. Similarly, CPUs like Core i5 13400 and Core i5 14600K drop to around $$115-$120, allowing you to invest more in other parts.
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