Black Friday is (more or less) over and if you’re anything like me, the chances are that your bank balance may have been a little depleted. What better time could it be than to enter a competition to win your very own custom gaming PC.
AWD and Gamemax have joined forces to create the AWD Abyss RGB Custom Gaming PC. The system features a lot of RGB lighting for all the razzle-dazzle you could possibly want. With an AMD Ryzen processor and Nvidia GPU, you know you’re getting something a bit special here.
Last but not least, you have the fantastic Gamemax Abyss chassis featuring the mesmerizing ‘infinity glass’ effect to the front.
If you are curious about an in-depth look at this particular system, you can check out our review in the link here! – In a nutshell, though, this PC system with a price tag of circa £775 can be yours for nothing. Well, only a little of your time in entering! That sounds like a bargain to me!
Entering this competition is simplicity itself. All you have to do is just submit as many entries as you can in the form below. Remember the more entries you make the greater your chances are of winning.
The competition starts on the 30th of November and will run for 2 weeks ending at midnight on the 20th of December. Upon closing a winner will be selected at random and will be contacted by e-mail. From there they will have 7 days to respond. If they do not reply, another winner may be picked at random and the previous ‘winner’ will be voided.
Remember again, the more you enter the better your chances! What are you waiting for?
Good luck!
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