Looking good so far. What are the specs on the water loop?

Wow, very nice setup.  Yeah the rad is overkill for the CPU but nothing wrong with that.  lol :P
 
A little confused.  Is that a T-line connecting your IN and OUT on it before it gets to the pump?

Drain T's make life easier, and 1/2x3/4 also really help, bigger tubing is easier to use and thick wall tubing makes it harder to kink.
 
I run 655's myself, turn the to 5 and leave them there forever. 
 
Which model of GTX rads are you using, if you are using Extremes NB fans might be a bit light weight for thick, high FPI rads like that.
 
Keep us posted, this is a good looking build.

Well, I am still confused because that T-line merges the IN and OUT lines before the pump.  How is your pump getting the receiving water from the loop and than pumping it back to its out?  I am very confused as you can see.  Makes me think you're running your pump partially dry or not being fully utilized which could cause the motor to eventually burn out.
 
T-lines are great for draining purposes, at the lowest point of your loop.
 
With 2 loops, I'd run the D5's no more than 2-3.  At that speed they'll virtually be completely silent.
 
Yup, those B12 PWMs are on my next bucketlist but it won't be for a while, at least until I have the ridiculous financial amount to replace them :P ($250+ for 9 fans in push) and there's a stable PWM controller in the market out there or at least a affordable one unlike the AQ6 ($220+) and its inconsistencies with some 3rd party components.  
 
It's just crazy thinking that 9 fans and a fan controller will cost you around $500 and $50 more for a flow sensor so $550 would be roughly the cost to overhaul that part of my rig.
 
 

Nice setup +1 extra because your image links to your bucket with a motorcycle project in it!

A loop's flow rate is most efficient when it is in the range of 1.0-1.5 GPM.  No less and no more.  Every loop will be different.  What I mean by that is that every loop will have different restrictions.  Each pump in each loop might be set up differently to keep it with in the flow "specs" (1.0-1.5GPM).  With a short loop like yours, you should be fine while being more than enough at speed 3.  

I'm moving this to the mods rigs section as I believe that is the correct forum for this great looking build

Hmm this is a great build!
 
It is neatly done, great cable management and very clean too, great job man
If you want me to add you in the MR+1 list, since I do find that this system does fit in there
 
Feel free to make a post of it here and I will gladly add ya 
http://forums.evga.com/FindPost/1588237
 
 

davestune
its not done yet , still waiting on ram and then if all is well stress vid cards and get the 2nd loop going on those 980SC
 
Thanks though.
Im wondering if it is worth it to slap a GTX680 in there for a PhysX card

Hmm yeah why not, I think it will give you 1536 Kepler CUDA Cores as its GK104-400-A2 goes, all that should be plenty to take on that task as a dedicated PPU likewise.
And if you do GPGPU Crunching you could let it Fold for example as you play games on your GM204-400-A1's
 
Even if you would sell it it would only be a loss to replace it with something less beefy, I'd keep it and use it as dedicated PPU / GPGPU, but all up to you hehe

Nothing major , but physx would kick in some games.
I'm planning on to slap a gtx 680 too for physx with my hd 7990.

Year that's better.

new2019
Nothing major , but physx would kick in some games.
I'm planning on to slap a gtx 680 too for physx with my hd 7990.

That wouldnt work. Adding a non-nvidia product immediatly disables physX . Just how mantle is disabled.

Few more

 

I have some green LED's coming and need to plumb these cards up after I put LED's in
Thinking of parallel from what I been reading.

seta8967

new2019
Nothing major , but physx would kick in some games.
I'm planning on to slap a gtx 680 too for physx with my hd 7990.

That wouldn't work. Adding a non-nvidia product immediately disables physX . Just how mantle is disabled.

Incorrect it works fine, just use this:
http://physxinfo.com/wiki/Hybrid_PhysX
 
A Smart person by the nickname of GenL made it possible for ATi/AMD users to use a NV PPU alongside their Radeons
And it works like a Charm, as I used my GTX 480 alongside my R9 290X without issues.
But since I don't have many games that use Physix nor I care much about it, I removed the EVGA GeForce GTX 480 and put it in my previous system :P
 
Here I had both cards installed without issues:

new2019

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seta8967

new2019
Nothing major , but physx would kick in some games.
I'm planning on to slap a gtx 680 too for physx with my hd 7990.

That wouldn't work. Adding a non-nvidia product immediately disables physX . Just how mantle is disabled.

Incorrect it works fine, just use this:
http://physxinfo.com/wiki/Hybrid_PhysX
 
A Smart person by the nickname of GenL made it possible for ATi/AMD users to use a NV PPU alongside their Radeons
And it works like a Charm, as I used my GTX 480 alongside my R9 290X without issues.
But since I don't have many games that use Physix nor I care much about it, I removed the EVGA GeForce GTX 480 and put it in my previous system :P
 
Here I had both cards installed without issues:

Thanks mate, I have seen this mod done earlier. But thanks for confirming it works perfectly with the new line of graphics cards.

I have never seen this mod before. I thought it wasnt possible. Makes things interesting....