Nvidia plans To Dispose Of GTX 10 Series With 'Made to Game' Campaign

NVIDIA and its partners have begun to clean up the inventory of the GeForce 10 series by offering advertising packages and discounts as part of their Made to the Game campaign. The new generation of graphics cards is approaching and it is time to reduce the overstock of Pascal-based graphics cards.

Made to Game, Nvidia plans To Dispose Of GTX 10 Series With ‘Made to Game’ Campaign,
Launch Nvidia’s’Made to Game’ campaign, promotions, and discounts for GTX 10 graphics cards
Turned into a game

NVIDIA’s “Made to Game” campaign is an attempt by the green team to remove excess inventory from GeForce 10 to make room for next-generation cards, with promotion packs and price reductions for multiple GTX 10 cards.

Turned into a game

NVIDIA is running the campaign through several major retailers and their graphics card partners. The marketing plan includes promotions such as SSD packages with a range of GeForce 10 graphics cards and the exclusive NVIDIA gaming promotion, which includes a copy of Destiny 2 and its two DLCs, Curse of the Osiris and Warmind.

Practically the entire series has received promotions and discounts, GTX 1080 Ti, GTX 1080, GTX 1070 Ti, GTX 1070, GTX 1060 and GTX 1050 Ti. As this is a region-specific marketing campaign covering the United States, the United Kingdom and Portugal (at the time of preparation), prices are based on either the British pound sterling or the AED. In addition, being region-specific means that not all manufacturers’ graphics cards are included in the campaign, depending on the location.