All In One water-cooled GPU at around the same price as an air-cooled card.
Currently cheaper than the MSI Gaming X on Amazon UK.
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shahidali47
7 Mar 179#2
don't need watercooled all we need is a 1070 £300 or below.
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BIGUSHEADUS
7 Mar 17#1
Doesnt give estimated delivery date.
ILuvDealZ to BIGUSHEADUS
7 Mar 17#3
I would assume because of the current stock levels- I'll give it a few days and expire the deal.
shahidali47
7 Mar 179#2
don't need watercooled all we need is a 1070 £300 or below.
ILuvDealZ to shahidali47
7 Mar 171#4
If you can source a new 1070 at £300 then absolutely!
powerbrick
7 Mar 171#5
Used 1080's with loads of warranty are going cheaper than that.
robodan918 to powerbrick
7 Mar 171#6
not that I've seen personally
still wouldn't pay more than 250 for the 1070. Vega should continue to make prices across both AMD and NVIDIA's lines lower
powerbrick
7 Mar 17#7
On the forums I go on I have. Once sold at that price it will set a precedent for future sales.
Vega is not out until Q2, nothing @GDC so expect late Q2 at that.
robodan918
8 Mar 171#8
you're probably right but I'm in no rush
I got a decently priced r9 nano right now after my feb upgrade from r9 290
in 8 months to a year, after everything's released, reviewed, returned and refined I'll pick up something better
jaydalawd
8 Mar 17#9
this is a steal, this is a hybrid system as far as I can remember and having paid 800 for a ftw hybrid 1080 when they first dropped I can say this 1070 for half that is a great deal! 1070 is nearly the same card as the bigger brother and have to say if you OC the card you'll be happy with the water! blah blah blah silicone lottery blah blah buy the damn card
powerbrick to jaydalawd
8 Mar 171#10
Utter rubbish.
mikedigitales
8 Mar 17#11
Not sure a 1070 need to this extra cooling to be honest, seems like just something else to fail.
matt101101 to mikedigitales
8 Mar 171#12
That's pretty much what I was thinking. It's an interesting novelty, but the 1070 only has a, what, 150w TDP? I think these kind of cooling setups make more sense on x80Ti cards with their ~250w TDPs. I've got a Gigabyte 980Ti Waterforce, but I wouldn't have bothered getting a liquid cooled 970.
That £425 MSI GTX 1080 from Amazon Italy which was on here the other day was a much better deal, in my opinion.
johnthehuman
8 Mar 17#13
Wait, is there a blower fan on the card, and another 120mm fan stuck on a rad?
So this will be far noisier than any other 1070, for no reason, since they don't need that kind of cooling. Seems legit.
matt101101 to johnthehuman
8 Mar 17#14
The rear fan only cools the VRMs etc, whilst the AIO cools the GPU itself.
Both fans can spin pretty slower (read: quietly) because they're only doing their specific job, as opposed to cooling the whole card.
johnthehuman
8 Mar 17#15
Nah, a blower cooler has only got two settings - off and loud as all hell.
Szabster
8 Mar 171#16
Gotta agree with whoever says that this type of cooling is completely unnecessary for a 1070. But then again, people pimp out their ford fiesta so I should not be too surprised. You can get a 1070 around £330 if you are lucky.
stanlenin
8 Mar 17#17
Soon 1070 well under 300, this is 400. Cold.
utopiangames
8 Mar 17#18
Should be a good fit for my £55 G4560 chip :P
LittleChimp
9 Mar 17#19
Ridiculous price for a 1070
Nate1492
9 Mar 171#20
There is, currently, a new 1080 for 425 on HotUkDeals. This card, even with LN2 cooling, cannot beat a stock 1080.
There is little reason (Performance Wise) to pay 400 for the *best* 1070 when the 'worst' 1080 beats it handily.
If you like the concept of water cooled GPU, fine, but you're paying a premium to say you are water cooling your GFX card.
ILuvDealZ
9 Mar 17#21
I actually agree with both of you- I personally just own an air-cooled 1070 partially due to the low TDP. However, for what is being offered, I believe this stands as a very good deal for those who feel the need to buy a water-cooled GPU.
matt101101
9 Mar 17#22
Oh yeah, no doubt about it; this is a good price for any liquid cooled GTX 1070. Hell, pre-1080Ti announcement this would have been a decent price for any 1070.
However, liquid cooled 1070s (unless somehow you manage to get one for equal to or less than a well priced normal 1070) are a pretty pointless purchase. I totally understand liquid cooling an x80Ti or Titan card, but x70 cards just don't use enough power/produce enough heat to bother with the expense and complication of a liquid cooling setup.
Nate1492
9 Mar 17#23
If you value being able to say "I have a water cooled GPU" over *actual GPU performance* then fine, buy this.
If you want good looks, water cooling, or ... I don't really know... I can't think of a legit reason to pay so much more here.
You are literally sacrificing *AT LEAST* 30% less performance for the ability to put *water in your case*.
I mean, really, I just can't see the reason to buy this at 398.99.
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Currently cheaper than the MSI Gaming X on Amazon UK.
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still wouldn't pay more than 250 for the 1070. Vega should continue to make prices across both AMD and NVIDIA's lines lower
Vega is not out until Q2, nothing @GDC so expect late Q2 at that.
I got a decently priced r9 nano right now after my feb upgrade from r9 290
in 8 months to a year, after everything's released, reviewed, returned and refined I'll pick up something better
That £425 MSI GTX 1080 from Amazon Italy which was on here the other day was a much better deal, in my opinion.
So this will be far noisier than any other 1070, for no reason, since they don't need that kind of cooling. Seems legit.
Both fans can spin pretty slower (read: quietly) because they're only doing their specific job, as opposed to cooling the whole card.
There is little reason (Performance Wise) to pay 400 for the *best* 1070 when the 'worst' 1080 beats it handily.
If you like the concept of water cooled GPU, fine, but you're paying a premium to say you are water cooling your GFX card.
I actually agree with both of you- I personally just own an air-cooled 1070 partially due to the low TDP. However, for what is being offered, I believe this stands as a very good deal for those who feel the need to buy a water-cooled GPU.
However, liquid cooled 1070s (unless somehow you manage to get one for equal to or less than a well priced normal 1070) are a pretty pointless purchase. I totally understand liquid cooling an x80Ti or Titan card, but x70 cards just don't use enough power/produce enough heat to bother with the expense and complication of a liquid cooling setup.
If you want good looks, water cooling, or ... I don't really know... I can't think of a legit reason to pay so much more here.
You are literally sacrificing *AT LEAST* 30% less performance for the ability to put *water in your case*.
I mean, really, I just can't see the reason to buy this at 398.99.