
To celebrate the holidays and the Boxing Day sales, we're doing a major discount on all PC Gamer magazine subscriptions over the next couple of days. Until 9AM UK time on December 28, use the code 20BOX to knock 20 percent off the price of any PC Gamer subscription. This applies for readers of both the US and UK editions, across print and digital.
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If you're a UK reader, that'll net you a 20 percent saving off our already discounted Christmas prices. That makes this a pretty great time to start getting the best in PC gaming, hardware and everything else sent to your door. If you're looking for a sample of what's inside, here's a selection of spreads from the last few months so you can see how damned pretty it is:
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