PC liquid cooling specialist Asetek has teamed up with MSI and Japanese PC firm MouseComputer to unveil a new liquid-cooled graphics card: the Mouse Original NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Liquid-Cooled Overclocked Edition. The announcement was made this week at the TGS 2026 Tokyo Game Show.
Custom Cooling for High-End Performance
This custom graphics card features a 240mm all-in-one (AIO) liquid cooling solution. The integrated cooling block is designed to cover both the GPU core and the GDDR7 memory modules, ensuring efficient heat dissipation. With a thermal design power (TDP) of 300W, this cooling system offers ample headroom for overclocking the already capable 250W TDP GeForce RTX 5070.
Advanced Pump Technology and Noise Levels
At the heart of the cooling system is a pump engineered with an 8-pole motor and a 7-blade impeller. Asetek emphasizes the quiet operation of this pump, reporting noise levels of just 27dB(A) at 25cm and 20dB(A) at 1 meter. Under typical operating conditions, such as a 35°C ambient temperature and a 250W load, the overall noise from the cooling system is approximately 30dB(A), promising a more immersive gaming experience without distracting fan noise.
Integrated into Premium Desktops
The Mouse Original NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Liquid-Cooled Overclocked Edition will not be sold as a standalone component. Instead, it will be offered exclusively as part of MouseComputer’s G Tune series of pre-built desktop computers. This strategic approach allows MouseComputer to offer high-performance gaming rigs with advanced cooling solutions straight out of the box, catering to enthusiasts seeking top-tier performance and reliability.
Collaborative Innovation
This collaboration highlights the growing trend of specialized hardware manufacturers working together to push the boundaries of PC performance and cooling. Asetek’s expertise in liquid cooling, combined with MSI’s graphics card technology and MouseComputer’s system integration capabilities, results in a powerful and elegantly cooled gaming solution.
Further details on the specific clock speeds and availability of the G Tune desktops featuring this new graphics card are expected to be announced by MouseComputer in the near future.
