Who wants a gorgeous custom-made piece of hardware for free that money can’t buy? You, ok, well you’re in luck, hopefully.
Starfieldpromises to be one of the best games of the year and being a Microsoft first-party property, now that thegreen brand owns Bethesda’s parent company, ZeniMax Media, it will hope that the highly anticipated sci-fi RPG will bean Xbox Series X|S system seller.
Check out the Starfield trailer below!
However, in July this year,Starfieldfans became concerned whenBethesda announced an exclusive dealwith PC hardware manufacturer, AMD. So, what’s the issue? Well, it’s known that AMD CPUs and GPUs are not always as commercially friendly as some may hope. In particular, the lack of support for Nvidia’s DLSS technology is a concern.
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This lack of support for DLSS has resulted in some broken launches, especially when it comes to framerate performance on PC. In particular, bothThe Last of Us Part IandStar Wars Jedi: Survivorhad very troublesome launches and both also had exclusive deals with AMD.
Thankfully, some fans might be in support of thisBethesdaand AMD collaboration as it involves limited edition Ryzen CPUs and GPUs with gorgeous officially licensedStarfieldbranding. The items in question are the 500 AMD Limited Edition Ryzen 7 7800X3D and the Limited Edition Radeon RX 7900 XTX graphics card.
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Starfieldwill be released on PC and Xbox Series X|S on 6 September 2023. Unless you’ve pre-ordered the Premium or Constellation Edition, in which case, your release date is 1 September.Starfieldwill also launch on Xbox Game Pass.
Topics:Starfield,PC,Bethesda
