Samsung partners with Ubisoft to give away free games with their SSDs

Samsung partners with Ubisoft to give away free games with their SSDs

Samsung partners with Ubisoft to give away free games with their SSDs

Starting today, purchasers of new selected Samsung SSDs will be able to redeem a free copy of one of Ubisoft’s latest PC games, adding some additional gaming value to the company’s SSD offerings. 

At partnered retailers, such as Ebuyer, purchasers of Samsung SSDs will be able to redeem a free PC copy of either Assassin Creed Valhalla, Watch Dogs: Legion, or Immortals: Fenyx Rising. These free games will be their respective Standard Editions and be redeemable through Ubisoft’s Ubisoft Connect PC client.  

This SSD offer applies to portable SSDs like Samsung’s portable T7 series drives, the company’s 870 EVO and 870 QVO series SATA SSDs, and the company’s 970 EVO PLUS and 980 PRO M.2 NVMe SSDs. 

This free game offer will be available at selected retailers until July 7th 2021. 

Samsung’s 1TB 870 QVO – The Best Value SSD in PC Gaming

Samsung’s 1TB 870 QVO SSD currently costs £84.70 at Ebuyer, presenting PC gamers with a lot of value if they are also looking for a copy of Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, Immortals: Fenyx Rising, or Watch Dogs Legion. 

Samsung already has a stellar reputation when it comes to SSD storage, and this free game offer adds value for money into that mix. £84.70 is very cheap for a 1TB SSD, even if that SSD uses QLC NAND. 

  

Samsung partners with Ubisoft to give away free games with their SSDs  
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