Sapphire gives away three games with AMD graphics to clean up the stock

To try to sell more graphics cards based on AMD's GPUs, premium manufacturer Sapphire will give away three games on some models.

The prices of graphics cards have been artificially raised under the excuse of cryptocurrency mining. The ones that have suffered the most from a price increase have been AMD's graphics, which are even more expensive than the competitor's solution. Sapphire, considered one of the company's 'Premium' assemblers, scolding three games to take off the Radeon RX vega 64 and Vega 56, in addition to the RX 580 and RX 570, all of them belonging to the NITRO + and Pulse family.

Sapphire is giving away three games to sell AMD graphics cards.

The problem is that on the one hand, the RX 500 Series have been on the market for several years with a rather poor quality and that they barely compete with the NVIDIA mid-range. Another different problem are the RX Vega, which are of a poor performance and a really absurd price without commenting on the consumption of these graphics cards. They will continue at the same price but with the Star Control: Origins, the Strange Brigade and the Assassin's Creed: Odyssey, the only quality.

This offer is limited to associated establishments, which means that it will not reach Spain, since there are no associated computer stores. The offer, if anyone has the opportunity, is available until December 31, 2018, all in order to give fast output to graphics cards.

It should be noted that these types of offers only seek to make users bite to acquire graphics cards and that it would be better to lower these graphics cards and let users acquire the games that suit their tastes, since these titles may not be to their liking of all and only offer a Triple A title, for this offer.