Asetek Partners with Mouse Computer and MSI to Power Custom RTX™ 5070 Liquid-Cooled Desktop at TGS 2026
Delivering Up to 300W TGP Thermal Headroom and Whisper-Quiet Gaming Performance

TAIPEI, TAIWAN – Asetek, the global leader in PC liquid cooling, today announced its collaboration with Mouse Computer and MSI at TOKYO GAME SHOW 2026 to launch the Mouse Original NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 5070 Liquid-Cooled Overclocked Edition, available immediately in Mouse’s flagship “G TUNE” desktop gaming lineup.
As Mouse Computer’s trusted cooling partner, Asetek engineered a bespoke 240mm AIO liquid cooling architecture specifically for this custom GPU. Designed to tackle high thermal density and high-heat memory, the system far surpasses traditional air-cooling limits.

Overpowering Air Cooling: Up to 300W TGP Thermal Headroom
- 300W TGP Designed Capacity: Effortlessly handles the RTX™ 5070’s default 250W load while leaving significant overclocking headroom, keeping temperatures well below throttling limits.
- Custom Full-Cover Copper Cold Plate: Directly cools both the GPU core hot spot and neighboring VRAM modules for sustained peak performance.
- Direct External Exhaust: Vents thermal energy directly outside the chassis via the 240mm slim radiator, preventing internal heat buildup and protecting ambient components.
20 dB(A) Acoustic Floor & 50,000-Hour Reliability
- 8-Pole Motor & 7-Blade Impeller: Minimizes electrical fluctuations and fluid turbulence to achieve a 20 dB(A) @ 1m pump noise level (27 dB(A) @ 25cm standalone). Full-system noise stays at a near-silent ~30 dB(A) even under a 250W load in 35°C ambient conditions.
- Product reliability: Built with corrosion-resistant metals and low-permeability EPDM rubber tubing to ensure a 50,000-hour operational lifespan with zero maintenance.
Availability
G TUNE gaming desktops featuring the Mouse Original NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 5070 Liquid-Cooled Overclocked Edition are available for order starting September 17, 2026, via Mouse Computer official website and direct retail stores across Japan.
