A new promotion called the ‘Asus AMD VGA Cashback Q1-2024’ is introduced to certain EU countries, giving discounts of up to £110 ($108) with selected TUF Gaming and Dual ModelRX 7000-seriesproducts, which are among thebest graphics cards. Buyers in the United Kingdom, Germany, Austria, and France are the ones who will have this offer.
Buyers can redeem these cards by purchasing them from selected retailers mentioned on their EU, French, and UK websites. The GPUs getting the highest cashback are the TUF-RX7900-024G-Gaming and the RX7900XT-020G-Gaming. This campaign started on February 26 but ended on March 31, giving plenty of time to choose and redeem the offer by submitting the invoice within the required date.
German/ Austrianbuyers must submit a code, which the dealer likely provides, and the invoice, which also gives a Gamesplanet voucher via email.In the UK,Asus gives ‘Rate My Gear’ reward points, which you redeem with your account.Customers in Franceare only getting the cashback offer on selected Radeon GPUs. May 10, 2025, is the last date to submit the invoices.
The following GPUs are the ones that qualify for the cashback offer:
Asus is selling its TUF GamingAMD Radeon RX 7900 XTX 24GOC Edition graphics card for£994.97via Amazon UK, which qualifies for £85 cashback. But when looking at other alternatives,XFX sells its 7900 XTX 24Gfor £903.80, whileMSIandPowercolorsell it for around £939.
Despite offers making these GPUs look tempting initially, other AIC partners provide better pricing with respective SKUs without needing to redeem them. Naturally, one will compare prices, especially when offers are given, so perhaps applying these discounts by default without having the user redeem an option would be better.
However, prices vary depending on the region and the GPU you choose, so comparing the pricing between AIC partners before purchasing is best. TheRadeon RX 7800 XTis a good choice if you want to buy a graphics card over $500. It has 16GB of VRAM although Nvidia has only 12GB offerings in this price range, the performance roughly matches this GPU.
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Roshan Ashraf Shaikh has been in the Indian PC hardware community since the early 2000s and has been building PCs, contributing to many Indian tech forums, & blogs. He operated Hardware BBQ for 11 years and wrote news for eTeknix & TweakTown before joining Tom’s Hardware team. Besides tech, he is interested in fighting games, movies, anime, and mechanical watches.
