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AMD warns of scammers tricking PC gamers with fake Starfield GPU giveaways

Posted on September 8, 2023 By bot

AMD has issued a warning that PC gamers shouldn’t be tempted by every Starfield GPU giveaway they see, as there are fake ones around trying to capitalize on the hype and excitement for Bethesda’s imminent space epic.Bill Murphy, who is AMD’s Go-to-Market Manager for Software and Gaming, issued the warning about being cautious around giveaways for the custom Starfield graphics card Team Red has made limited numbers of.Hey folks, be wary of fake giveaways for the custom #Starfield GPU.
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