Tuesday, September 20th 2016

AMD Gives Away "Deus Ex: Mankind Divided" with Select AMD FX Processors

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btarunr
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AMD is giving away game codes to "Deus Ex: Mankind Divided," with select AMD FX desktop processors. Game-codes will be included with the AMD FX-8370 with Wraith, FX-8370 (standard), FX-8350 with Wraith, FX-8350 Black Edition, FX-8320E, FX-8320, FX-8300, FX-6350 with Wraith, FX-6350, and FX-6300. With the game code to a recently launched AAA game title added, you can imagine just how the value-proposition of parts such as the $99 FX-6300 is enhanced. The giveaway is limited to select retailers, AMD will update us on more participating retailers shortly. Newegg is handling the promotion in the US.

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37 Comments on AMD Gives Away "Deus Ex: Mankind Divided" with Select AMD FX Processors

#1
peche
Thermaltake fanboy
nice try amd to sell that old crap....
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#2
AsRock
TPU addict
pechenice try amd to sell that old crap....
Not a bad deal if your planing and want the game too.
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#3
Supercrit
pechenice try amd to sell that old crap....
AMD totally forced you to buy these at gun point, and a free game.
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#4
cdawall
where the hell are my stars
pechenice try amd to sell that old crap....
I would buy another if they offered some free beer with it.
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#5
Fluffmeister
Good stuff, I'll check eBay for cheap codes.
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#6
peche
Thermaltake fanboy
cdawallI would buy another if they offered some free beer with it.
well.....
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#7
$ReaPeR$
smart move to move some inventory items before the zen arrival. and if you get also an Nvidia GPU you've got 2 of the latest AAA titles in the market. :D
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#8
m1dg3t
The 6300 is an absolute steal with this! Even the 83xx series are made much more appealing with this, not that they are bad buys, it makes an 8320 ~$130+ tax in my hood :)

This is a good sign, spreading the 'give away' love on a couple models, means they are trying to clear the channels for Zen :pimp:
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#9
Recon-UK
I'm not all guns out for FX as i personally think they suck, but that's a sweet deal and if i had a low budget... it's very tempting.
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#10
Aquinus
Resident Wat-man
cdawallI would buy another if they offered some free beer with it.
Better not be Bud Light or anything with "light/lite/ultra" in the name or I'll be wicked pissed off.
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#11
TheGuruStud
So....newegg only. Full retail, gtfoutta here lol
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#12
bug
AquinusBetter not be Bud Light or anything with "light/lite/ultra" in the name or I'll be wicked pissed off.
He said beer so that kinda rules Bud out. Light or otherwise.
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#13
Jism
Some folks really believe that a Vishera "FX" processor is bad. Actually it's still fast enough to run latest games. Compared to price / performance ratio your still better off with a AMD setup rather then a Intel.

Power usage is'nt important. Nobody on the planet games for 24/7. Who gives a crap anyway 30watts more on load compared to a intel counterpart?

OC these things to 5GHz or above and things fly. :)
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#14
bug
JismSome folks really believe that a Vishera "FX" processor is bad. Actually it's still fast enough to run latest games. Compared to price / performance ratio your still better off with a AMD setup rather then a Intel.

Power usage is'nt important. Nobody on the planet games for 24/7. Who gives a crap anyway 30watts more on load compared to a intel counterpart?

OC these things to 5GHz or above and things fly. :)
Well, if I don't care about the electric bill, 30W is almost 5 more lights turned on in my house. 30W more next to an intel 65W part is almost 50% more. It depends on how you choose to look at the problem.
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#15
Jism
Any AMD CPU can be tweaked. Install a watt-o-meter, put things on stock, and start lowering the voltage > stresstesting. I'm sure you can shave a few watts (up to 60W on 5GHz Vishera) on stressed.

It's not so bad as people think. Still offers plenty of performance.
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#16
Prima.Vera
FluffmeisterGood stuff, I'll check eBay for cheap codes.
Good tip. Thanks!
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#17
$ReaPeR$
bugWell, if I don't care about the electric bill, 30W is almost 5 more lights turned on in my house. 30W more next to an intel 65W part is almost 50% more. It depends on how you choose to look at the problem.
then get one of the e models and don't OC it.
also, you system specs don't look like you are an "energy saving enthusiast". so, there's that.
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#18
bug
$ReaPeR$then get one of the e models and don't OC it.
also, you system specs don't look like you are an "energy saving enthusiast". so, there's that.
I like to keep my GPU under 200W and my CPU under 85-95W, but mostly because of cooling.
I don't like burning through lots of power, but I am a programmer and I also play games (time permitting), so going low-power/HTPC isn't the best option for me.
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#19
Jism
People always underestimate the costs of a clothes-dryer (2000W), wasmachine (1500W) and perhaps electrical cooking (up to 3500W). Lose from all the devices that sip power daily. What is 30W compared to that?

Turn on CNQ, undervolt CPU, turn Vsync on, underclock GPU / mem (GPU's still work fine with 100 to 200Mhz less btw) and put power savings in anything thats possible.

Enjoy a slow system. :)
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#20
straim
JismPeople always underestimate the costs of a clothes-dryer (2000W), wasmachine (1500W) and perhaps electrical cooking (up to 3500W). Lose from all the devices that sip power daily. What is 30W compared to that?

Turn on CNQ, undervolt CPU, turn Vsync on, underclock GPU / mem (GPU's still work fine with 100 to 200Mhz less btw) and put power savings in anything thats possible.

Enjoy a slow system. :)
Thank you!

In a nutshell, electrical bill considerations by an Intel fan!
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#21
Jism
In my opinion AMD based systems are more 'fun' to tweak.

We're at a stadium that CPU power does'nt matter really much these days. Any high-end AM3+ system is still able to compete in many applications and games compared to intel. It just comes with a small higher power usage, and those buying the cherry picked 5GHz version dont care about that.

Back in the days, we used to had CRT's in our rooms, that would warm up the entire room without having the heater on. Those things sipped up to a few hunderd watts an hour. Nobody complained back then about power usage.
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#22
$ReaPeR$
bugI like to keep my GPU under 200W and my CPU under 85-95W, but mostly because of cooling.
I don't like burning through lots of power, but I am a programmer and I also play games (time permitting), so going low-power/HTPC isn't the best option for me.
well, the 480 (basically every gpu that is out right now is under the 200W mark) is under the 200W mark and the 8370e is at 95W so overall as a system they are ok on the power usage factor based on your wanted specs. as for cooling, you already have an aftermarket cooler, so i don't think that you would have any temp problems. considering the facts i don't get what your gripe is with these CPUs, especially since now one can get them dirt cheap.
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#23
bug
$ReaPeR$well, the 480 (basically every gpu that is out right now is under the 200W mark) is under the 200W mark and the 8370e is at 95W so overall as a system they are ok on the power usage factor based on your wanted specs. as for cooling, you already have an aftermarket cooler, so i don't think that you would have any temp problems. considering the facts i don't get what your gripe is with these CPUs, especially since now one can get them dirt cheap.
You don't get what my gripe is with these CPUs... How about: they loose against i3 54W parts?
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#24
Caring1
bugYou don't get what my gripe is with these CPUs... How about: they loose against i3 54W parts?
Lol, didn't you just call out @OneMoar for spelling :slap:
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#25
bug
Caring1Lol, didn't you just call out @OneMoar for spelling :slap:
I'm not a native English speaker, but AHCI is a universal acronym ;)
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