AMD Ryzen 7000 CPU will come with a free copy of Starfield

These deals ended on June 30 and July 1, respectively and it appears the inclusion of Starfield is the company's strategy to continue driving strategy for its latest line of hardware. We don't know whether the deal will extend to the Radeon 7000 GPU, though, as Newegg doesn't mention anything of the sort.

We should mention that neither AMD nor Starfield has said anything about this development. Because of this, we advise gamers to keep their excitement in check. Due to the relative lack of information, there is no telling what the terms and conditions of the promo will be.

Even though AMD's partnership with Starfield is a win for the semiconductor company and gamers who use its hardware, it has proven unpopular with gamers who use rival hardware.

The reason for this is simple: Optimizing Starfield for AMD hardware, including the FidelityFX Super Resolution 2 (FSR 2) technology, portends a lack of support for other hardware and their technologies like Nvidia's DLSS and Intel's XeSS.

However, since the game hasn't been released, we can't say for sure how it will perform on PCs with non-AMD hardware. Until that happens, we can only speculate as to its performance.

Console users have nothing to worry about, though, since both the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S use AMD hardware anyway.

By the way, Starfield, which will not ship with a physical disc, will require a whopping 125 GB of storage space on both the console and PC. If you have intentions of playing it, we advise you start making space for it on your gadget.

Starfield will arrive on the Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, and PC on September 6. It will be available on early access before that, though, on September 1 with people in some regions havingaccess to it as early as August 31.