Monday, April 29th 2019
AMD Ryzen 7 2700X 50th Anniversary Edition (Gold Edition) Isn't Just a Fancy Box
Canada Computers put out details of Ryzen 7 2700X 50th Anniversary Edition, officially known as the Ryzen 7 2700X Gold Edition, a commemorative SKU of the 2700X which has been pictured in our older story. At the time we reported that the new SKU commands a roughly $50 premium over the regular 2700X with a fancy new box design and a facsimile of AMD CEO Lisa Su's signature on the processor's IHS. Turns out, you get a whole lot more.
The Ryzen 7 2700X 50th Anniversary Edition includes not just the processor and a Wraith Prism RGB cooling solution, but also two AAA games: Tom Clancy's "The Division 2" Gold Edition, and "World War Z," a black cotton T-shirt with AMD 50 artwork on both sides, and a special case-badge with another signature of the CEO, besides the Ryzen 7 case-badge. The 2 Free Games offer is being extended to the entire Ryzen 2000 AM4 desktop processor family, and several Radeon GPU models, including Radeon VII, RX 500 series, and RX Vega series. The offer is subject to retailer participation.
The Ryzen 7 2700X 50th Anniversary Edition includes not just the processor and a Wraith Prism RGB cooling solution, but also two AAA games: Tom Clancy's "The Division 2" Gold Edition, and "World War Z," a black cotton T-shirt with AMD 50 artwork on both sides, and a special case-badge with another signature of the CEO, besides the Ryzen 7 case-badge. The 2 Free Games offer is being extended to the entire Ryzen 2000 AM4 desktop processor family, and several Radeon GPU models, including Radeon VII, RX 500 series, and RX Vega series. The offer is subject to retailer participation.
47 Comments on AMD Ryzen 7 2700X 50th Anniversary Edition (Gold Edition) Isn't Just a Fancy Box
so it's not only the fancy box,it's a signature and a shirt.
edit:TWO signatures and a shirt,so in words of @btarunr
:rolleyes::ohwell:
No but really, AMD should learn a thing or two about selling products at premium. Its like they don't WANT a profit margin sometimes. Why all this free stuff, doesn't the product sell itself? What do you mean, Ryzen tends to work better with XFR out of the box...
Maybe when I get my computer shipped I will give it another shot. Although if they are cherry picked maybe there will be some headroom giving the possibility to crank the frequency higher?
Well, anyone in their right mind would not buy a Ryzen for a 50$ premium right now, when Zen2 is so close...
(Really hoping to buy a 12 core Ryzen 3000 for that price in about 6 weeks...)
not very impressive,but still two new games for free.with a cpu like 2400g it's pretty much unheard of to get a deal like this.