If you’ve been waiting to upgrade your PC in anticipation of the release of Doom The Dark Ages, you’re in luck. Between today (April 30) and May 21, you can grab yourself a free copy of the upcoming hellish FPS with any qualifying purchase across a range of Nvidia graphics cards, from the RTX 5090 down to the RTX 5070, along with certain gaming laptops and PCs that are running the latest Nvidia GPUs.
This Nvidia bundle lets you kill two birds (or two Imps) with one stone, matching the new Doom The Dark Ages release with the best graphics cards. The deal involves the Premium Edition version of the game, which includes two days of early access from May 13. This edition also gets you premium content that includes the Divinity skin pack, access to campaign DLC upon its future release, as well as a digital artbook and exclusive soundtrack, all worth up to $99.99.
To qualify, you’ll need to purchase a qualifying Nvidia GeForce RTX 5090, RTX 5080, RTX 5070 Ti, or RTX 5070 GPU individually, or buy a desktop system that includes one. Likewise, laptops that include the laptop-grade equivalents for each of these GPUs are also included in the deal.
Qualifying products will receive a redeemable code for the game that, thanks to the Premium Edition’s early access information, will allow you to start playing two days before launch. The code will be redeemable until June 20, so if you get one, make sure you redeem it as soon as possible to avoid missing out. You can check out further details on the Nvidia website here.
Want to take your Doom hardware even further? You might want to try to grab yourself a limited edition Doom The Dark Ages RTX 5080, a collaboration between Bethesda and Asus released in honor of the new game, but you’ll need to be quick, as stock for that particular card is likely to be very limited.
With the Doom The Dark Ages release date set for May 15, you might want to also double-check those Doom The Dark Ages system requirements to make sure the rest of your gaming PC is up to scratch.
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