Intel started a new Spring Gaming Bundle for buyers of Core Ultra and 14th Gen CPUs. The deal runs from April 29 to July 31, 2025. Customers will receive Dying Light: The Beast and Civilization VII free with qualifying processor purchases.
The computer chip maker also offers trial periods for creator apps like XSplit Broadcaster, Magix Vegas Pro, and Canvid. Intel partnered with game company Techland to make Dying Light: The Beast run better on Intel chips. The horror game will use special scheduling tricks to boost performance on Intel processors.
Players can also use XeSS 2 technology for smoother gameplay. This marks the first time a Dying Light game uses all XeSS features - Super Resolution, Frame Generation, and Xe Low Latency. The bundle works at participating stores worldwide, but buyers must redeem their game codes before September 15.
The computer chip maker also offers trial periods for creator apps like XSplit Broadcaster, Magix Vegas Pro, and Canvid. Intel partnered with game company Techland to make Dying Light: The Beast run better on Intel chips. The horror game will use special scheduling tricks to boost performance on Intel processors.
Players can also use XeSS 2 technology for smoother gameplay. This marks the first time a Dying Light game uses all XeSS features - Super Resolution, Frame Generation, and Xe Low Latency. The bundle works at participating stores worldwide, but buyers must redeem their game codes before September 15.
