Ubisoft Teaming With Intel for Star Wars Outlaws
Ubisoft is joining forces with Intel to promote both the upcoming Star Wars Outlaws and the latest line of Intel Core processors. Star Wars Outaws will take players into the seedy criminal underbelly of the Galaxy Far, Far Away in an open-world adventure from Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora developer Massive Entertainment. As aspiring smuggler Kay Vess, fans will be able to explore multiple Star Wars planets and complete tasks for infamous gangs like the Crimson Dawn and the Hutt family, all while avoiding the forces of the Galactic Empire at the height of its tyranny.
Even more information about Star Wars Outlawswas recently unveiled in a new story trailer earlier this week, which provided more details about Kay’s predicament and how she strikes up an uneasy alliance with the mysterious Jaylen to help get the up-and-coming Zerek Besh organization off her back following an incident with its leader Sliro. The official release date for Star Wars Outlaws was revealed to be August 30, and fans who pre-order the game will have access to a variety of bonus cosmetics and might even be able to play it three days ahead of time.
Intel recently announced a partnership with Ubisoft to help promote Star Wars Outlaws alongside the 14th-generation Intel Core product line. As part of this promotion, any customer who purchases a qualifying Intel Core i5, i7, or i9 computer or processor at a participating retailer from now until July 31 will get a free digital copy of Star Wars Outlaws.
The Intel Core i5-13600KF is a budget-friendly yet fairly capable CPU for gaming. It can deliver decent performance in most modern games at even 1440p resolution, depending on the settings and the GPU. It features 14 cores and 20 threads with boost clock speeds of up to 5.1 GHz out of the box. The 'F' in the name means there is no iGPU which helps keep the cost down.
The Intel Core i9 14900KS 24-core, 32-thread CPU is Intel's special edition CPU take on its flagship 14th generation CPU, the Core i9
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