Awsome set up! Thanks for the info!

amazingly clean setup for the size

Went on your Mods Rigs and gave you a well deserved +1.

Top card is operating at 82 degrees max.
 
I am waiting for the backplate to come back in stock so that I can get one.

one of the sexiest rigs ive seen in a  while

Demosthenez
Top card is operating at 82 degrees max.
 
I am waiting for the backplate to come back in stock so that I can get one.

 
Nice build!!!
 
Can you please tell me which EVGA bridge you bought? Please be specific, like part number.
 
Thanks!!!

super clean build, love the component choices. will be doing a maximus vi impact build in a corsair 250d, although a bit lower end (single gtx 760, i5 4670k, among other things) hopefully later this week if everything shows up - so far only the case has any tracking listed, it's scheduled for thursday. the red and black theme just really stands out in these cases to me, especially with those corsair fans. awesome!

Love these 350D cases.  Very nice build!

were u able to fit all the fans and coolers on the mobo headers?

Hey guys! I have some updates for you. I got rid of the H110 cooler and side graded... for aesthetic purposes to the H105. It was a bit difficult to fit. Corsair IMO did not design the H105 to fit well in most of their cases. I had to slot the radiator closer to one side of the case for clearance.
 

 
I have also added an ASUS Xonar Essense STX to drive my set of Sennheiser G4ME Zeros i purchased.
 
Now this was tricky. since the clearance wasn't enough for the card to obviously plug into the board. I had to buy a PCIe 1x riser to fit the card. It was one helluva fit, but it works.
 
top card idles at 35. bottom card idles at 31 degrees celcius respectively.
 
Also in the picture you will see 32GB of RAM, and both cards now have their respective backplate. Enjoy!
 
Upclose shot of the backplate

 
Sorry for the crap phone pic. You will see the H105 cooler here, and the 3 way Sli bridge. (Which I had to modify)



 

 
A shot of the brothers with its new little sis hanging out in the bottom.
 

 
Thanks again!

Amazing build! I would sincerely appreciate your help as I am agonizing over whether to build the same SLI system (except with dual EVGA GTX 780s) in a 350D case like yours, or in the new Obsidian 450D case. I am concerned about heat, but also noise/sound levels as it will also be sitting on my desk and used in several different roles . . . as a heavy duty work station (remaining on all day and sometimes several days at a time), flight simulator and HD video editing system . . . running 2-3 monitors. 
 
Given your experience with the 350D case, which case would you recommend for the above purposes, the 350D/micro-ATX board or 450D/ATX board? (If you were purchasing a case now with the 450D case available given it is aprox. 2" taller and deeper and has grill front plate--which would you choose?).
 
Thank you!!
 
 

What riser did you use and how did you use it, I'm building an almost identical build.

Questtt3
Amazing build! I would sincerely appreciate your help as I am agonizing over whether to build the same SLI system (except with dual EVGA GTX 780s) in a 350D case like yours, or in the new Obsidian 450D case. I am concerned about heat, but also noise/sound levels as it will also be sitting on my desk and used in several different roles . . . as a heavy duty work station (remaining on all day and sometimes several days at a time), flight simulator and HD video editing system . . . running 2-3 monitors. 
 
Given your experience with the 350D case, which case would you recommend for the above purposes, the 350D/micro-ATX board or 450D/ATX board? (If you were purchasing a case now with the 450D case available given it is aprox. 2" taller and deeper and has grill front plate--which would you choose?).
 
Thank you!!
 
 

 
It all depends on how meticulous are you with cable management & if you're going on a full water cooling set up. With 350D it's very hard to work around with very limited space & get the desired look that you want with less mess. If you're water cooling then go with 450D. If not, then go with 350D as long as it's OK for you to have (2) video cards close to each other with no space in between for air to circulate.
 
 
 

The 450D is in between 350D & 750D. It seems to have the right size without you having to do a lot of modding to fit everything without going gigantic (like the 900D  or CM Cosmos) with your build. The 350D seems small if you're going discrete on some of your components. Unless you're going integrated (WiFi card, sound card) then you need to mod a little with the 350D to fit everything (adding a riser cable for example). But if small footprint matters a lot & you have the time to mod a as well as patience to work around with cable management & not water cooling your video cards then the 350D is perfect for you. What I like about the 350D is that despite its small size I still can fully water cool my CPU & video cards. I also don't need more than (2) video cards. I don't do Hollywood style video editing (like most people here) nor work for NASA. The most I did with videos were trimming & converting my Blu-ray movies for transcoding & video streaming on my Synology NAS at home. I also run a website, TS server as well an an Echolink repeater link for Ham radio at home but none of this things require me to have a super computer. I still can play my games with one or two video cards. I also want to cut some of my electric bills. If what you're planning is building a true power pissing computer with enough space to put a lot of stuff then go with the 450D.

Man that is SAWEET !!!!