With it being just under four weeks until the Radeon 7000 series makes its official retail debut (well, the 7900 XT and 7900 XTX at least), it’s hardly surprising that AMD is rather keen to start shifting as much Radeon 6000 stock as possible. – If you were, therefore, currently looking more towards affordable options for your next GPU, then you might want to check this out as, in order to sweeten the deal, AMD has just confirmed the launch of new gaming bundle deals for its Radeon 6000 series of graphics cards!
AMD Sweetens Radeon 6000 Purchase With Gaming Bundle!
As part of its latest bundle promotion, AMD has confirmed that the purchase of a Radeon 6000 graphics card through qualifying retailers will include one or possibly two games thrown in for free (depending on the model you choose). – And in terms of deals, this isn’t idle stuff either as the titles are some of the hottest upcoming releases around right now!
And just to be clear, this promotion is (pretty much) open to all major regions making the purchase of a Radeon 6000, well… Notably more tempting than it was before. – Even despite the fact that their next generation of graphics cards is just on the horizon!
What Do We Think?
I think it would be fair to say that the Radeon 6000 series never proved to be overly popular with consumers (you only have to look at the Steam Hardware Survey for proof of this). – As such, with the 7900 XT and 7900 XTX just around the corner, it’s hard to say whether this bundle deal will actually really help see them move more swiftly than they did before.
On the plus side though, with Radeon 7000 looming, the 6000 series will undoubtedly start to get notably less expensive over the next few months. And with these free games now bundled in, while I can’t say this is likely enough to snag by business, it’s certainly a solid sweetener for those who might be thinking of a current-gen purchase!
If you do, therefore, want to learn more, you can check out the official AMD promotional website here (with links to regional retailers supporting the deal).
What do you think? – Let us know in the comments!
