AMD has unleashed a new gaming website to provide an online community for gamers to communicate, collaborate and stay in tune with the latest developments in PC gaming.
Gamers will have the ability to access exclusive game content and contests while customizing aspects of the site to fit every user’s preferences. The site is now available on http://game.amd.com and here are some of the cool features you will be able to find:
Gaming: Dedicated news, reviews and other syndicated content such as trailers, screenshots, tips and tricks. Gamers are able to get a “behind-the-scenes” look at AMD, while accessing exclusive game content. A system check is available on the site to ensure that every user currently has the minimum requirements to enable certain games. New drivers and utilities will be updated on an ongoing basis as well.
Community: Section will feature forums and articles on gaming by partners, game developers, press and gamers themselves.
Contests & Prizes: Monthly contests provide users with the opportunity to win exclusive prizes. For the month of September, gamers that register to the site will be entered into a draw to win two extreme gaming systems powered by AMD, the iBuyPower Gamers Fire 1950 and the CyberPower Gamer Ultra 8800 PRO. Events: Event page showcases AMD at LAN and gaming-focused tradeshows. Want AMD to sponsor an upcoming LAN event? Information will be provided on how to get sponsored as well as upcoming LAN support for gamers.
View: AMD Game Website
Gamers will have the ability to access exclusive game content and contests while customizing aspects of the site to fit every user’s preferences. The site is now available on http://game.amd.com and here are some of the cool features you will be able to find:
Gaming: Dedicated news, reviews and other syndicated content such as trailers, screenshots, tips and tricks. Gamers are able to get a “behind-the-scenes” look at AMD, while accessing exclusive game content. A system check is available on the site to ensure that every user currently has the minimum requirements to enable certain games. New drivers and utilities will be updated on an ongoing basis as well.
Community: Section will feature forums and articles on gaming by partners, game developers, press and gamers themselves.
Contests & Prizes: Monthly contests provide users with the opportunity to win exclusive prizes. For the month of September, gamers that register to the site will be entered into a draw to win two extreme gaming systems powered by AMD, the iBuyPower Gamers Fire 1950 and the CyberPower Gamer Ultra 8800 PRO. Events: Event page showcases AMD at LAN and gaming-focused tradeshows. Want AMD to sponsor an upcoming LAN event? Information will be provided on how to get sponsored as well as upcoming LAN support for gamers.
View: AMD Game WebsiteToolbar: Each registered user will receive access to the “toolbar” feature, giving them customized game news and trailers based on the preferences you set. The toolbar also included an one-on-one IM chat feature, powerful search engine and a personal video player. So come to the site today and register! Once your registration is validated, you will have full access to the AMD GAME! Website including the chance to enter to win one of our great prizes, create your own Gaming Profile and much more.
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if so it'll flop
if so it'll flop
At least Nvidia has products worth talking about. AMD has yet to release a DX10 card worth buying.
This is something that could be fixed quite easily though, but they'll only do it if enough people complain about it.
"What computer should I buy?"
"Intel Core 2 Duo E6550, NVIDIA 8800GTS..."
*Banned*
Is it me or is that MSPaint in the last graph
Is it me or is that MSPaint in the last graph
LOL!
Is it me or is that MSPaint in the last graph
LOL!
Is it me or is that MSPaint in the last graph
lol wow
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