One of the 500 people swarmed Eddie Dean's ranch in Dallas, Texas to attend AMD and HARDO CPS FX game experience event. Many of the tech industry's heavy hitters were there with interactive boosts, with tons of giveaways and prizes. HARDO CPS founder Kyle Bennett put on a show for the crowd with crazy contests to win new AMD processors and motherboards from MSI, Gigabyte, and ASUS. The fun didn't stop there as a new free online multiplayer game called Firefall was being demoed by gamers. AMD also hosted a non-competitive battlefield 3 gaming tournament that had randomly selected gamers team up to win a host of prizes. All the vendors hosted several breakout sessions and workshops on their latest products that consumers will see on store shelves this year. ASUS held an overclockers challenge to see who could get the best overclock on AMD's FX 8150 8-core processor. Even pro gamer Jonathan Fatality Windle was on hand to discuss the latest Fatality Professional Motherboards being manufactured by ASRock. One of the biggest crowd pleasers though was definitely the two gigantic ifinity gaming setups using three Optima HD projectors. Both projection screens were 30 feet wide and 6 feet tall, and they allowed gamers to enjoy battlefield 3, and stunning 5760 by a 1080 resolution. This was the third year that AMD and HARDO CPS teamed up to showcase AMD's latest products and get back to the community of gamers who helped keep the tech industry afloat all these years. The support from vendors was outstanding as more than 50 thousand dollars in prizes were given out this year. This small community event looks to become one of the annual gaming events that true gamers won't want to miss. This has been Steve Grieber from Peace Perspective reporting from the AMD and HARDO CPS game experience event.