Friday, November 3rd 2017

HTC Bundle: Vive VR, GeForce GTX 1070, Fallout 4 VR for $799

HTC has launched a VR gaming bundle which aims to bring incredible value for gamers that want to dip their feet in the VR world without the hassle of buying individual components. The bundle, which includes a Vive VR room scale solution (with the headset and a pair of controllers), a Founder's Edition NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070, and a copy of Fallout 4 VR, is being sold for $799. It's a "while supplies last" type of bundle - and unfortunately for the rest of the world, will only be available in the U.S. market.

This is an extremely interesting bundle for the price HTC is asking - the company is quoting a $999 retail value for the bundle ($599 for the Vive room scale solution, and around $400 for the GTX 1070), which amounts to $200 savings. Add to the fact that this is as plug and play a solution as it gets, and the fact that the GTX 1070 is a very competent card in VR workloads, and this really does translate as an interesting, inspired take on expanding the market for VR. A shame it's only available for U.S. residents, though. The rest of the world feels left out.
Sources: Vive.com, via AnandTech
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7 Comments on HTC Bundle: Vive VR, GeForce GTX 1070, Fallout 4 VR for $799

#1
xkm1948
Change it to 1080Ti then it is a good deal
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#2
dj-electric
xkm1948Change it to 1080Ti then it is a good deal
Lets not get carried.
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#3
silentbogo
I guess with the arrival of $450 GTX1070Ti it's hard to convince someone to buy a $400 GTX1070 on its own anymore. #Gottabundle
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peche
Thermaltake fanboy
silentbogoI guess with the arrival of $450 GTX1070Ti it's hard to convince someone to buy a $400 GTX1070 on its own anymore. #Gottabundle
$400 Founders edition video card .... thats the point, that horrible cooler, loved previous reference coolers,
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#5
Th3pwn3r
xkm1948Change it to 1080Ti then it is a good deal
Haha, you can wish. Besides a 1070 isn't even enough in my opinion. Games are super demanding, can never have enough GPU power.
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#6
HimymCZe
... so basically nGreedia released 1070TI as a direct attack on RX Vega, outprice itself and now is trying to sell you (otherwise unsellable) old crap... GG WP
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#7
Th3pwn3r
HimymCZe... so basically nGreedia released 1070TI as a direct attack on RX Vega, outprice itself and now is trying to sell you (otherwise unsellable) old crap... GG WP
Lol. You work for AMD I take it?
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