AMD's Ryzen 7000 Bundles Appear Globally, Save up to $150

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  • dk382
    Wasn't there just another news story about this yesterday? And a lot of the Amazon bundles aren't actually discounted. The 7700X + gigabyte motherboard bundles for instance have no additional discount over the current individual retail prices of those components.
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  • sheppyb
    There was a previous article. Interesting, I have yet to see bundles that include the non-x versions in the US, as stated in the beginning of the article. I'm looking for a 7900, AM5 mobo, and DDR5 combo.
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  • MASOUTH
    There have been a couple of them rotating around here but the continued updates and including of referral links for every individual bundle is just becoming needlessly obtuse with every update.

    Do yourself a favor and just go directly to AMD's announcement page which can be found in the first paragraph in the "an official partner" link.

    It provides single links for partners for each region/ continent that will take you to all that partners offerings for this promotion and even some others (5000 series/ other combos). Other than no mention of Amazon, it's much less of a mess and easier to navigate than these articles have become with all the link coloring throughout them.

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