Grab a free Battlefield 6 GeForce RTX 5090 FE worth $2,000, thanks to Nvidia

Nvidia has just announced an incredible opportunity for you to win an RTX 5090 Founders Edition graphics card, worth $2,000. In celebration of the launch of Battlefield 6, and the game's support for Nvidia DLSS upscaling and multi-frame gen tech, the company is giving away a special Battlefield 6 edition of its flagship gaming GPU.

This Nvidia giveaway is the perfect opportunity to not only bag yourself the best graphics card on the planet right now, but also to show off your Battlefield 6 skills, which will have to be considerable to win this competition. With only two days before the competition closes, though, you'll have to be quick.

As our Battlefield 6 review shows, we'd rank EA's latest among the best FPS games, and the launch of the new Redsec battle royale mode has us even more hyped. However, it's the main multiplayer mode of BF6 that you'll need to grind away at over the next day or so.

Nvidia is looking for "your most exciting gameplay highlight," with the best clip submitted to the r/Battlefield subreddit using the Flair "Got Clips" being awarded the coveted prize. The full submission rules for the competition are on the sub, but the main points to pay attention to are the 'no cuts' rule and the deadline of October 31, 2025 at 5pm PDT. The lucky winner will be picked and revealed sometime during the week of November 3. You can read the thrilling T&Cs right here.

You haven't got long to get gaming and capture the perfect clip. Can you force the issue on trying to capture the perfect multiplayer clip? Not really, but a little bit of Leeroy Jenkins energy will probably serve you well.

As for the card you'll win, it's a standard RTX 5090 Founders Edition - the incredibly sleek yet powerful card that we tested in our RTX 5090 review - but adorned with a Battlefield 6 sticker. Yeah, it's not the most elaborate customization, but we'll forgive them for the sake of a free $2,000 GPU.

You can see just how Battlefield 6 performs with DLSS upscaling and frame generation enabled in the video below. Neither technology is required to get great performance, but these technologies can unlock ludicrously high frame rates. Our handy guide also shows you how to find the best Battlefield 6 settings.

Will you be diving into the meat grinder to create a crazy clip, or are you more likely to be picking off enemies from high up in the skies? Let us know your thoughts - and feel free to post your clips too - on our community Discord server.