** SAY HELLO TO THE MOST EXPENSIVE 1080 YET: MSI 30th ANNIVERSARY!! **

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OcUK has ten of these bad boys arriving in October, certainly the highest price 1080 to date, though it is lovely:


MSI GeForce GTX 1080 30th Anniversary Limited Edition 8192MB GDDR5X Watercooled PCI-Express Graphics Card @ £998.99 inc VAT https://www.overclockers.co.uk/detail/index/sArticle/63521



Core Clock: 1721MHz, Boost Clock: 1860MHz, Memory: 8192MB 10108MHz GDDR5X, Stream Processors: 2560, SLI Ready, VR Ready, PhysX/CUDA Enabled, 3 Years Warranty.



Only £998.99 inc VAT.

ORDER NOW
 
This would be phenomenal without the dragon, and the other dragon, and the small dragon, and the dragons on the box. We get it MSI, you dragon!

JR
 
To be fair, that is how you properly do an AIO watercooled GPU. It's expensive yes, but MSI and EKWB have put a full custom loop together for you, so you can see how the parts, labour, and R&D costs have made this more expensive.
 
Aa83 said:
To be fair, that is how you properly do an AIO watercooled GPU. It's expensive yes, but MSI and EKWB have put a full custom loop together for you, so you can see how the parts, labour, and R&D costs have made this more expensive.
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Not really, their pump and radiator isn't sufficient enough to add a CPU to the loop, it's cheaper to get everything separately that will be expandable and cool better.

Suppose you don't get a special edition backplate and block though, so it is what it is.
 
Aa83 said:
To be fair, that is how you properly do an AIO watercooled GPU. It's expensive yes, but MSI and EKWB have put a full custom loop together for you, so you can see how the parts, labour, and R&D costs have made this more expensive.
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i agree apart from the R&D costs. they have done this for years adding it to a gpu is not something they really need to research.
 
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