Celebrate this holiday with a NVIDIA GeForce bundle
NVIDIA today announced a holiday bundle that should bring cheer to PC users. Every purchase of a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 600 and 700 series card will come with a bundle of games, along with loads of fun and excitement.
Buy an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 770, 780, 780 Ti, or Titan and get Assassin’s Creed IV — Black Flag, Splinter Cell Blacklist and Batman: Arkham Origins free. During this holiday season, the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760 and GTX 680, 670, 660 Ti, or 660 will come bundled with Assassin’s Creed IV—Black Flag and Splinter Cell Blacklist.
Additionally, every NVIDIA GeForce card purchased also includes free-to-play games Marvel Hero and Warframe.
Latest gaming technologies With NVIDIA GeForce cards, users can delight in DX11, tessellation, NVIDIA PhysX®, TXAA™, and a host of leading NVIDIA technologies.
- NVIDIA G-SYNC technology synchronises the monitor’s refresh rate to the GPU’s render rate, so images display the moment they are rendered, making scenes appear instantly, objects sharper and game play smoother.
- NVIDIA SLI® technology scales to deliver even higher levels of performance with support
for up to four-way configurations. - GeForce Experience™ software, automatically configures game settings to ensure the
best overall experience, notifies gamers of software updates and automatically installs GeForce Game Ready™ drivers so gamers can maximize the performance of their GeForce GPUs and enjoy the latest PC games the day they are released. - Built into the latest version of GeForce Experience for free is NVIDIA ShadowPlay™, a
fast and easy-to-use gameplay-recording software that allows consumers to record
video of their most exciting gaming moments and share them with the world.
Holiday bundle available today across the region The NVIDIA GeForce holiday bundle is available across the region. Redemption of games will be through http://www.geforce.com/holidaybundle, where buyers can get their game codes. The holiday bundle programme will end on February 28, 2014.
For more information on how GeForce GTX GPUs are dramatically changing the way games are
played, visit www.geforce.com. The NVIDIA Flickr page hosts the entire lineup of GeForce product photos.