News Intel has a new gaming bundle for Core CPUs and Arc GPUs — Assassin's Creed Shadows for select SKUs and Star Wars Outlaws for specific laptops

[Admin]

Intel is now bundling Assassin's Creed Shadows with recent Intel Core and Intel Arc products, then upgrading it and adding Star Wars Outlaws to the Gold bundle exclusively for particular Intel laptops.

Intel has a new gaming bundle for Core CPUs and Arc GPUs — Assassin's Creed Shadows for select SKUs and Star Wars Outlaws for specific laptops : Read more

 

[Amdlova]

What intel have on mind? ubisoft is going down no one will buy this

 

[brandonjclark]

What intel have on mind? ubisoft is going down no one will buy this

It's kind of a match made in heaven.

 

[KyaraM]

What intel have on mind? ubisoft is going down no one will buy this

I know quite a few people who got Outlaws already... I'm pretty sure there will be people interested in this, as there always are. I mean, Nvidia did the same thing. Really not sure what your issue is. Not as if this is anything new.

 

[MXM0]

The mobile CPUs don't have the voltage problem. That's been stated like 1 bazillion times. The only people who pretend its a thing are some incompetent game devs, who want to blame their bad software on the hardware.

 

[dalek1234]

It's kind of a match made in heaven.

Best comment this week.

 

[usertests]

A game that nobody should buy and a GPU that nobody should buy (at MSRP, at least).

 

[Guardians Bane]

The mobile CPUs don't have the voltage problem. That's been stated like 1 bazillion times. The only people who pretend its a thing are some incompetent game devs, who want to blame their bad software on the hardware.

Edit to clarify: I'm referring to DT CPUs. The laptop ones aren't showing any major degradation like you stated.

Omg... You must be trolling. Even Intel themselves admitted both the microcode not being right, and that their 13-14 gen CPUs have oxidation issues as well. Intel doesn't even know how many processors were shipped with the oxidation problem.

And if it were devs and other software people's bad software, why would Intel be doing everything in their power to fix it with extended warranties and spending the money and time to pay for Intel's own software engineers to write a microcode patch?

You make me laugh... Almost as much as AMD's Zen 5 pricing makes menlaugh!!! Lmao