News Intel Is Giving Away an Arc Alchemist Discrete Graphics Card

[Admin]

Intel is giving away the first Arc Alchemist graphics card and you have a chance of owning one by completing the sweepstakes.

Intel Is Giving Away an Arc Alchemist Discrete Graphics Card : Read more

 

[peachpuff]

They're giving away ONE card? Really? How about hundreds to get the hype going.

 

[RodroX]

Latin America is never there.

 

[thisisaname]

They're giving away ONE card? Really? How about hundreds to get the hype going.

Looking at the T&CS they are giving away 5, considering they are a multi-dollar company that is going to cost them big time

6.d is funny

The prize is subject to availability. The Sponsor reserves the right to replace a prize with an alternative prize of equal or higher value in the unlikely event that the original prize offered is no longer available.

Can you enter twice The T&Cs say no

For the avoidance of doubt, only one entry per person will be accepted. If you enter more than once per platform, device or IP your first entry will be accepted and all others will be disqualified. Any entrant using multiple IPs, devices to access the Prize Promotion will be disqualified and any prize will be void. Entries that do not comply in full with these Terms and Conditions will be disqualified.

 

[mdd1963]

...giving away a single GPU...

Very impressive hype! :/

 

[ET3D]

Giving to a seeminly random collection of countries:

UK, United States of America , Canada (excluding Quebec), Australia (excluding ACT), France, Germany, India, Taiwan, China (PRC),
South Korea, Russia, Sweden, Norway and Denmark.

The Sponsor reserves the right to replace a prize with an alternative prize of equal or higher value

So if Intel can't get its cards out the door they'd provide NVIDIA or AMD ones?

 

[DataMeister]

Giving to a seeminly random collection of countries:




So if Intel can't get its cards out the door they'd provide NVIDIA or AMD ones?

Maybe they just mean monetary value and not functional. They might substitute a CPU or SSD or whatever.