GeForce GTX 1080: MSI offer to Black Friday for 589 instead of 759 euros

MSI GeForce GTX 1080 Armor OC: This graphics card is a real bargain!


Early Christmas present for gamers: On the website of the Berlin computer shop Caseking you can get a Geforce GTX 1080 for under 600 euros. Specifically, on the Black Friday the gaming graphics card MSI GeForce GTX 1080 Armor 8G OC for 589.90 instead of 759 euros. This is a saving of rich 169,10 Euro! As a result, you can still keep leftovers in the piggy bank, or you can invest PC mergers into a larger SSD or a significant CPU upgrade.


The high-end graphics card from MSI provides a slightly overclocked variant of Nvidia's currently fastest graphics chip provided for gamers. The company MSI has increased the clock speed of the Geforce GTX 1080 GPU from 1.607 MHz in the reference design to 1.657 MHz. In addition to this, the existing 8-pin power connector (as in the reference design) has a further six pins, so that peak power consumption does not lead to failures. At the same time, this results in additional overpotential potential if you want to bring the card to the limit. Remember, the warranty is no longer valid.


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The price of 589.90 euros for a Geforce GTX 1080 is top. Until before the Black Friday the cheapest prices were still around 650 euros - but then for not overclocked cards without great extras. In the current MSI offer, you will also get Watchdogs 2. Nvidia distributes the new open-world action game from Ubisoft together with selected cards of the current 1xxx series - and the MSI card is included. If we base a price of 40 euros for the PC game, you would get the card theoretically for 549.90 euros.


See offer: MSI Geforce GTX 1080 OC for 579,90 Euro


The new graphics card generation of Nvidia started in the summer as Founders Edition - the 1080 for about 800 euros and the 1070 for about 500 euros. For less than 100 Euro more compared to the smaller GeForce GTX 1070 you now get a card with the next higher chip. If you want to play games at the highest settings in resolutions up to 4K, you should now hit.


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