Ok so I will be upgraded my Haf X case to the 900D with extra water cooling stuff. I have my parts list but there is one thing holding me back, I am trying to search the far regions of the Internets for a full board or universal water blocks for my evga x58 4 way classified 170-BL-E762. I know they are "end-of-life" but there has be to one somewhere. I really want to do a 2 loop water case, right now my list price is around $1450.00 without the motherboard block. If yall can provide any help or leads for a full block or universals please let me know.
 
Parts List:
Corsair Obsidian 900D
2 Quad 120mm Rad's from swiftech
Compression Fittings
Worm Clamp
2 MCP655-B Pumps from swiftech
16 120mm Cooler Master fans 2000rpm
3/4OD x 1/2IN tubing
HydrX pm coolant from swiftech
2 Phobya Balancer 250 Black Nichel
2 XSPC temp probes
XSPC temp probes bay mount
EK-FB EVGA Classified 4-SLI - Acetal+Nickel
 
Current PC:
HAF X - May sell
1 120mm triple rad from swiftech - keeping
1 Dual 120mm rad from swiftech - keeping
2 evga gtx 580's with Heatkiller water blocks - keeping
EVGA x58 4way sli classified - keeping
Intel i7 920 at 4.2ghz - keeping
Apogee xt cpu water block - keeping
Aerocool Touch-2000 - selling
Swiftech Maelstrom single pump - selling
Corsair 1000watt - keeping
3 hdd's - keeping
12gb ram - keeping

jd72389
out of curiosity did you try ebay?

Yeah... 

Ok i have found ordered and received the most rare item for my watercooling upgrade, the EK-FB EVGA Classified 4-SLI - Acetal+Nickel full motherboard waterblock, Now my question is, how should i do this, i will have two loop system should have cpu and gpu on one loop and MB block on the other, cpu and MB block on one and gpu on other, or gpu and MB block on one and cpu on the other? Mind you that x58 4way chipset runs at 70C with the stock heatsick no 80mm fan and 50ish C with stock heatsink with 80mm fan. Setup 2 quad rads, one tri rad and one dual rad all with push/pull.
 
Thanks.
 

NordicJedi
In my own 2-loop system with the X58 Classified (not the 4-way), I run the CPU and chipset on the same loop, and run the GPU's on a separate loop.  If you have to take the GPU's off the loop for some reason, it's much easier to just shut down that loop, and run off the CPU/chipset one.  Although the chipset can dump a fair amount of heat into the loop with the CPU, if you have your loop hit the CPU first, then you won't really have to worry about the extra heat from the chipset, unless your radiator is overwhelmed.

Thanks for the info, that really make sense. I think I would be ok with heat, I know the order really don't mean much but this is the order I have in mind, res -> pump -> 4way rad -> CPU -> 2way rad -> chipset -> res. I figured I would use the 3way rad and 4way rad for the 2 GPU's. What you think? Here is all the rads I will have two 4ways, one 3way and one 2way.

Moving thread over to the Overclocking, Cooling, Benchmarking section at this point, as you'll find a bit more cooling/configuration help in that section.
 

NordicJedi
I think you have more radiators than you really need in there, but that's not really a bad thing.  If you're going to be doing a lot of overclocking, then you do want to err on the side of having more cooling on the CPU side, rather than the GPU side, so I think you might use the 3-way, rather than the 2-way.  Running my 580's off a single 3x120 rad, I don't have any issues with temps, even when overclocked.
 
Of course, we're using different rads, but I would still err on the side of providing more cooling to the CPU, as that will limit your overclocking a bit faster than your GPU temps will with your proposed setup.

Your right, right now i have my i7 OC'd to 4.2Ghz and I don't know if want to push it anymore, also this MB has two CPU power pins to send 600 watts to the CPU, should I use the extra pin even if I am only at 4.2Ghz?. The only thing I am doing with my GPU's is upping the volts to 1100 when I am gaming to make them stable, to be honest I am a bit nervous to OC my GPU's don't want to fry them.

Yes, I agree, and I fully understand the desire for overkill based on a case, I am running an Extended Ascension, so yeah, I'm right there with ya.  As for help with where to put the HDD's, I could offer my 2 cents worth of advice, but I would need to see pics, as I am familiar with the case but I have not built in one to know all the ins and outs.

How many and what type of hard drives are you using, and also, are you using an optical drive(s) for this?  If this is simply a 1 or 2 SSD build it might be easier to forgo the the drive cages altogether and just mounting the SSD's directly to any number of places in that case.