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Sup ladies and gents, I've got everything now so I'm going to start off my build log 
First up, Parts list.
MSI Big Bang Xpower II (PS. Daz, any chance you could get me a MB block on the next XSPC order?
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Intel i7 3930k
32Gb G.Skill 1600 Ram (4GBx8)
EVGA NEX1500 PSU
2x EVGA GTX 680 SC+
2x OCZ Vertex 4 60GB SSDs
2x WD Caviar Black 1TB HDDs
Watercooling Gear:
Bitspower Summit CPU Block
2x XSPC Razor GTX 680 Blocks
2x Bitspower D5 Top + Reservoir Upgrade kit
2x Darkside D5 Strong Pumps
XSPC 360mm Multi-Port Slim Triple Rad (See Pictures)
EK 480mm RAD XT Quad Rad
Assortment of Bitspower Fittings
Clear Tubing
Ice Dragon Coolant
This build will be complete within roughly a week I hope, because I don't want to be down too long and have plenty of free time to get everything done. But, I've run into my first set of problems already. I think I'll have to send the 360mm Rad back to Daz and switch it out for a new one
The multi-port design doesn't work well unless I were to do push/pull. The second problem is the need to add a floor to bolt my pumps too. I'm thinking about just adding a metal plate into the bottom of the case, but that would take time to get cut/fit/welded into position. (and I really don't want to held, so I'll gladly take suggestions)
Here's some pictures.
Rad Problem:
Need a floor here:
First up, Parts list.
MSI Big Bang Xpower II (PS. Daz, any chance you could get me a MB block on the next XSPC order?
)Intel i7 3930k
32Gb G.Skill 1600 Ram (4GBx8)
EVGA NEX1500 PSU
2x EVGA GTX 680 SC+
2x OCZ Vertex 4 60GB SSDs
2x WD Caviar Black 1TB HDDs
Watercooling Gear:
Bitspower Summit CPU Block
2x XSPC Razor GTX 680 Blocks
2x Bitspower D5 Top + Reservoir Upgrade kit
2x Darkside D5 Strong Pumps
XSPC 360mm Multi-Port Slim Triple Rad (See Pictures)
EK 480mm RAD XT Quad Rad
Assortment of Bitspower Fittings
Clear Tubing
Ice Dragon Coolant
This build will be complete within roughly a week I hope, because I don't want to be down too long and have plenty of free time to get everything done. But, I've run into my first set of problems already. I think I'll have to send the 360mm Rad back to Daz and switch it out for a new one
The multi-port design doesn't work well unless I were to do push/pull. The second problem is the need to add a floor to bolt my pumps too. I'm thinking about just adding a metal plate into the bottom of the case, but that would take time to get cut/fit/welded into position. (and I really don't want to held, so I'll gladly take suggestions)Here's some pictures.
Rad Problem:
Need a floor here:
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