We’re lower than a month away from the launch of the hotly-anticipated Diablo IV. And should you occur to be upgrading your PC in anticipation of Activision-Blizzard’s subsequent nice dungeon crawler, Nvidia has a deal for you.

If you purchase a GeForce RTX 4070, 4070 Ti, 4080, or 4090, you’ll get a digital code for Diablo IV for free, together with some in-game goodies for the sport and different Blizzard titles.

The supply is sweet from now till June thirteenth, and although the Rise Against Evil bundle is proscribed to “select retailers,” it shouldn’t be too arduous to seek out — these code bundles typically present up in any respect the most important retailers. In addition to the $70 recreation (ouch), the code consists of the Light-Bearer Mount and Caparison of Faith Armor for Diablo IV, Inarius Wings and Inarius Murloc pet for Diablo III, an Amalgam Rage Mount for World of Warcraft, and the Umber Winged Darkness Cosmetics set for the Diablo Immortal recreation for PCs and cell gadgets.

If that’s not sufficient, the most recent model of Diablo IV helps Nvidia’s spectacular DLSS 3 expertise, which you’ll be able to check out within the Server Slam Beta happening between May twelfth and 14th. For the uninitiated, this AI-assisted tremendous scaling system can interpolate frames to allow you to activate increased graphics settings with out dropping efficiency. Check out our DLSS 3 explainer guide for a breakdown of the technical particulars — you may see it working wonders in the latest build of Cyberpunk 2077, too.

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Of course, DLSS 3 solely works with these 40-series playing cards, which is why that Diablo freebie isn’t being prolonged to older playing cards. That, and the truth that Nvidia and its OEM companions would love you to select up the most recent GPUs, naturally. The promotion appears to be stay at Best Buy for the time being — including an Asus RTX 4070 consists of Diablo IV and an Overwatch II battle go within the cart — and we’ve noticed it at B&H Photo Video, too. Happy demon looking.