Here’s a chance for you to not only win a super-fast Nvidia GeForce RTX 4080 Super GPU, but one clad in Half-Life 2 livery, complete with a portrait of renowned headcrab dispatcher Gordon Freeman wielding his trusty crowbar. Accompanying the recent announcement of Half-Life 2 RTX, which adds ray tracing to Valve’s classic shooter for the 20th anniversary, this competition enables you to stand a chance of winning a graphics card that looks like it could have been dug out of a computer in the Black Mesa labs.
As we found in our RTX 4080 Super review, this high-end Nvidia GPU can handle the latest games with all the eye candy enabled, including ray tracing, earning it a place on our guide to the best graphics card. It’s an ideal companion to Half-Life 2 RTX, allowing you to explore City 17 with the realistic reflections and shadows brought by the new ray tracing features.
The card itself is based on a standard RTX 4080 Super graphics card, but it features a custom wrap, showing Orbifold Studios’ new image of Gordon Freeman on the left, the classic Half-Life 2 logo in the middle, and a dirty orange fan on the right. A metallic black and gray finish completes the industrial look, with some more orange on the sides.
How to enter
To stand a chance of winning this graphics card, you simply need to like the post about this graphics card competition on one of the Nvidia GeForce social media channels and comment with the hashtag #HalfLife2RTX. You can find the GeForce TikTok channel here, the X (formerly Twitter) profile here, the Facebook page here, and the Instagram page here.
Only one direct entry is allowed per person, and the closing date for this competition is Thursday, November 21, 2024, 5pm Pacific Standard Time. You can read the terms and conditions on this page.
The competition is open worldwide in the following countries:
Australia (due to current state regulations, residents of new south wales, south Australia, the Australian capital territory, and the northern territory are not eligible to participate in the contest. Therefore, any entries from these regions will be automatically disqualified), Austria, Brazil, Canada (excluding the province of Quebec), Chile, Croatia, Czech Republic, Finland, Trance, Germany, Greece, India, Ireland, Japan, New Zealand, Norway, Peru, South Korea, Spain, Switzerland, Taiwan, the United Kingdom, the United States of America (excluding Puerto Rico and its other territories and possessions), and Vietnam.
To see what could be in store from Nvidia in the new year, check out our latest RTX 5000 guide, where we take you through everything we know about the potential new GPUs, including the mighty RTX 5090 flagship graphics card.