Wednesday, September 14th 2016

MSI Announces the GeForce GTX 1080 30th Anniversary Edition

MSI is celebrating its 30th anniversary as a leading manufacturer of innovative PC hardware. During the past 30 years, MSI has earned a reputation for providing products featuring cutting edge technology and striving to create and use only the best quality components. To celebrate this milestone, MSI has created an exclusive limited edition graphics card, combining the excellence of MSI GAMING graphics cards with a unique custom designed EK waterblock for this anniversary edition.

At the heart of this exclusive card is NVIDIA's GeForce GTX 1080 GPU to provide all the power you need at up to 4K resolution gaming. The card comes fully assembled in a closed loop liquid cooling configuration that is covered by warranty and maintenance-free. Enclosed in the exquisite and sturdy wooden box is a small gift which is perfect for enjoying the latest epic games in full comfort.
"EK Water Blocks is very proud to be part of MSI 30th Anniversary celebration and exclusively for this project, we engineered and designed EK-XLC Predator 120 All-In-On liquid cooler, that is not available anywhere else" said Niko Tivadar, EK R&D Chief. "Combining this AIO with never before seen GPU water block design, we created very unique liquid cooling solution, making it a true collector's piece of hardware."


The partnership between MSI and EK not only sets a milestone for the two brands at their respective leading positions but also pushes the boundaries of technological innovation for better gaming.

Over the last 30 years, MSI has reached multiple milestones that shows our profession and enthusiasm on technology innovation. As time goes by, our passion for continuous innovation has remain unchanged, MSI is still devoted to providing MSI users a stable, silent GAMING performance.
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18 Comments on MSI Announces the GeForce GTX 1080 30th Anniversary Edition

#1
GhostRyder
Now thats an AIO I can get behind!!! Looks to be a cool product (no pun intended)!
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#2
aldo5
no doubt about performance and quality of EK water blocks, rads (and misc)... but there should be no doubt about a hefty premium in price, I would bet that even a +200-300$ over overpriced gtx 1080 sea hawk x should be expectedmeans)
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#3
zedn
I wish I can purchase that AIO without card itself. I think this system works on the new TITAN X better than 1080.
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#5
Chaitanya
aldo5no doubt about performance and quality of EK water blocks, rads (and misc)... but there should be no doubt about a hefty premium in price, I would bet that even a +200-300$ over overpriced gtx 1080 sea hawk x should be expectedmeans)
It's a complete aftermarket solution so a 200-250$ premium would make it a sweet deal. Although I would like to see that Rad/Pump combo for sale as standalone unit for Liquid cooling builds as it certainly would help in saving space in case.
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#6
ZoneDymo
There ya go, pump on the radiator so a nice sleek waterblock on the card itself, very nice.
Too bad they did not sacrifice that extra port and made it a single slot card though.
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#7
jabbadap
zednI wish I can purchase that AIO without card itself. I think this system works on the new TITAN X better than 1080.
That would be pretty expensive. In theory you could just buy EKs titan X full cover block and cheapest EKs predator cpu AIO and do plumbing and refill the unit. If my memory is not deceiving me, EKs warranty even covers that.
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#8
the54thvoid
Intoxicated Moderator
Looks fantastic but like many 1080's will be priced atrociously and guess what - will over clock the same as sub £600 card
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#9
GreiverBlade
ohhh that one look yummy and not a crappy AIO (not in the literal sense ...)
a real block and loop just with shorter tubing and pump-res-rad combo

i have to add ... "GG MSI you got/did a good one!" (well it's MSI ... not even surprised ... i like that brand more and more)

as other mentioned ... one fear : pricing :laugh:
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#10
aldo5
ChaitanyaIt's a complete aftermarket solution so a 200-250$ premium would make it a sweet deal. Although I would like to see that Rad/Pump combo for sale as standalone unit for Liquid cooling builds as it certainly would help in saving space in case.
I said over gtx 1080 sea hawk x (not over the cheapest gtx 1080)... newegggtx1080seahawk
for that money (add another 200-300$) you can not only buy gtx 1080 with custom loop (and block of course), but almost make it double.
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#11
RejZoR
Single fan Predator cooler. Now that's what I'd want on my CPU...
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#12
manofthem
WCG-TPU Team All-Star!
I really like the block and backplate, very sleek and subtly stylish. Nice looking card.
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#13
Blueberries
Get rid of the DVI-D and make it a single slot. Who's buying a watercooled GTX 1080 and using DVI-D? Beautiful card though, if you're going to sell an AIO this is the way to do it.
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#14
Keullo-e
S.T.A.R.S.
I like how EK does collaborate with some of the hardware manufacturers :)
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#15
bogami
Superior cooling all in one package ! Great kit nice and upgrade is possible and cheaper .Worth buying , it could be a TITAN pascal and the pack would be even better .
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#17
RejZoR
This is very new. I've asked them about it when first Predator AiO came out and they said they don't have plans for it. Obviously they do now hehe :) I just have to check if I can fit it into my mounting point between cages.
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#18
the54thvoid
Intoxicated Moderator
Well, this is £999 at Overclockers in the UK.

Ouch.
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