Intel is bringing back its annual Gamer Days 2025 event with a headline-grabbing offer: a free copy of Battlefield 6 bundled with new Core and Core Ultra CPUs. 
The promotion runs from August 25th to October 31st, giving gamers plenty of time to snag a processor upgrade and secure early access to one of the year’s most anticipated shooters.
Battlefield 6, which already stirred huge engagement during its beta, is set for official release in October. Buyers of qualifying Intel CPUs during the event can redeem a code via softwareoffer.intel.com and preload the game starting October 3rd, just ahead of launch day.
Intel’s Gamer Days isn’t just about free games – it’s a global celebration featuring deals through more than 200 partners, plus giveaways of Intel-powered gaming desktops and laptops. The event spans two weeks of discounts, promotions, and exclusive bundles aimed squarely at PC gamers.
What makes the Battlefield 6 tie-in particularly notable is Intel’s deeper collaboration with EA. Battlefield 6 will ship with XeSS 2 upscaling, low-latency optimizations, and scheduling features specifically tuned for Intel’s Core Ultra and Core CPUs. While these tweaks weren’t present in the beta, players can expect measurable improvements on Intel hardware at launch. The game will also support NVIDIA’s DLSS and AMD’s FSR, ensuring broad compatibility across PC builds.
Despite strong competition from AMD in raw gaming performance, Intel is betting big on bundling and platform-level optimizations. For many gamers, the Battlefield 6 offer might be just enough reason to make their next upgrade an Intel-powered system.
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ngl woulda made more sense bundling this with 14900k cuz ultra is meh in gaming
lol intel giving away the same game their chips run worse on 🤣
trump really made them spend that chips act cash like crazy 😂
amd still runs this game better tho, intel just coping