Hi there


I've being working hard with HTC, NVIDIA and a couple of board partners to bring you a Black Friday type deal very early, HTC, NVIDIA and the board partner have agreed to fund the sales of upto 50 kits (50 KFA2 & 50 Zotac) on Vive VR Bundles.

The discounts are huge over buying the parts seperately and the majority of the discount will end once 50 of each kit have being sold at which point the bundle discount on each will only be around £25-£50 whereas at the moment they are £90-£130.

Or another way of looking at is with the KFA2 bundle means your paying only £230.00 for a GTX 1070, then factory in Gears of War 4 and the HTC Games bundle and that is actually sub £200 for a GTX 1070.

YES SUB £200 FOR A GTX 1070 !!!!!*Only as part of the below bundles which include a HTC Vive.



VR BUNDLE: HTC VIVE & KFA2 GTX 1070 "Reference" 8192MB GDDR5 Graphics Card Bundle @ £999.95 inc VAT https://www.overclockers.co.uk/VR-B...2MB-GDDR5-Graphics-Card-Bundle-BU-000-HC.html



This bundles saves you a whopping £130 and is an excellent way of enjoying VR to the highest possible standards with HTC's Vive and NVIDIA's incredible GTX 1070 GPU.



Only £999.95 inc VAT.

ORDER NOW













VR BUNDLE: HTC VIVE & Zotac GTX 1070 "Founders Edition" 8192MB GDDR5 Graphics Card Bundle @ £1,049.99 inc VAT https://www.overclockers.co.uk/VR-B...2MB-GDDR5-Graphics-Card-Bundle-BU-001-HC.html



This bundles saves you a whopping £90 and is an excellent way of enjoying VR to the highest possible standards with HTC's Vive and NVIDIA's incredible GTX 1070 GPU.



Only £1,049.99 inc VAT.

ORDER NOW














This is incredible pricing, if you were to shop elsewhere buying a HTC Vice and NVIDIA GTX 1070 Founders Edition would cost you around £1200.00, whereas at OcUK this bundles saves you around £150 compared to what competitors charge.

Be quick as were expecting these bundles to fly out judging by how popular these particular 1070's are and how well the HTC Vive sells as a standalone unit.

Tumbleweed!

As you are in comms with HTC, let them know that their pricing for the Vive is way off. Needs to come down to sub £500 for people to start getting interested IMO.

Will wait for their second gen, maybe they will get pricing right for that one.

Surprised they ain't getting bundled with Polaris, as those are the VR cards

TNA said:

Tumbleweed!

As you are in comms with HTC, let them know that their pricing for the Vive is way off. Needs to come down to sub £500 for people to start getting interested IMO.

Will wait for their second gen, maybe they will get pricing right for that one.

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Our group has now sold nearly 5000 Vives (Caseking & OcUK), so I'd say plenty of people are interested.

Of course if it was £499 they would sell even more but I cannot see it happening, I suspect a superior Vive 2.0 will just come along sometime next year at similar price to this one.

I'd had a play with some cheaper options, as were always looking for alternative more affordable VR headsets and have tried several to just find I am reaching for paracetamol rather quickly whereas with Vive I can kill zombies for hours.

What a load of nonsense.

A Vive would be nice, but not at current prices. There aren't yet the apps to justify it. Star Citizen with 2nd gen headsets might change my mind at some point, though.

When their able to send the electrical impulses to my brain to tell it that i'm actually touching, smelling or tasting something is when I will buy one