Yes, and what RaMansell said is really correct.  If you can afford a rig like this and the expense of (3) ZR30w's, then a desk large enough to support them should be "on the list"!! 
 
One of the reasons I went with a 30" monitor was to avoid having to run multiple 23-24" monitors. 
 
Rick
 
PS:  Another thought about managing multiple 30" monitors would be to check into those wall-mount articulating monitor holders.  If they allowed enough movement to pull the monitors close enough for viewing, then that might be a solution to your desktop real estate issue.

RaMansell

Bigger desk!

 
This, you won't be able to get 2560x1600 in a 24" monitor. If you have room for 3 27" monitors you can use 2560x1440. (Dell UltraSharp 27")

Nice! The X5690s are out btw, available though Newegg.

Ha I'm not sure of the OCing difference really. Just was throwing it out there.

Congratulations Halo_003! 
Good luck!
 
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Not sure what you mean by winner unless you just mean  your using my design.
 
That connector looks to just be a barb fitting. I believe.
 
The Y connector is going to be at the bottom of your loop, with the setup like this...
 
 
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 rest of loop     drain line w/ stop fitting
 

With the rad screws I'll get you a pic of how mine is set up.
Edit: Here, I use the short screws to attach the 38mm fans. (Ultra Kazes)
 

And here I use the long screws to attach 120mm shrouds on the other side.
 


The radiator doesn't have a designated in/out, whichever side you want will work for both in and out.

The in is the center on the top of the pump top.
 
The out is the one at the original location.

Cpu: 2x Xeon 5690
Hdd: REvodrive
Case: Mountain Mods Extended Ascension
MoBo: Sr-2 a-1
Gpu: 3x GTX580
Case Fan: Scythe ULTRA KAZE 3000 RPM (is there any better fan?, I need some good airflow, low noise, and perhaps led)
CPU Fan:liquid cooled
Ram: Dominator 12Gb kits triple channel, 4kits is 48Gb 
Psu- Evga SR-2 1200w psu
 
if you ahve THAT budjet, then take better this stuff instead what you whant to take

chillernr:
I got the 5680. The 90 only has an extra multiplier, pointless for overclocking.
I got a RealSSD. I do not like the revodrives.
I have the mm case.
I have the mobo.
I got 2x v8800 firepro.
I got coolermaster sickleflow fans.
Liquid CPU cooling.
I got ripjaws ram.
and
Strider 1500w MODULAR supply.
 
Halo:
The fans would not fit because the tolerances are off. They sent me a new one. Will test it today to see if it works. They also sent a GTX120, so I will add that to my loop to cool the mobobo block separately.
I need a loop suggestion with that GTX 120 Rad.

one post short for 200 posts and no build yet?????????????

This Sunday, Easter, I will make an announcement that will change the way you see computing. And than you will see why 2011 won't be like 2011. Stay tuned!

Andrew,  In 1 years time there will always be the possibility that something better greater stronger faster more or less voltage will come out. You can wait a year. Do you want to wait a year? The circuit board market is nearly always in flux just like with cars the second you drive it off the lot it looses 50% of its value. You can keep waiting and waiting or you can build the biggest possible with current tech and be fine for several years without any changes to your system.
Will a better setup come out? Probably the difference will be you wont have had it on the market long enough to know exactly what other hardware will work well with it and you will want to wait till you know for sure things are compatible or tested or a better firmware comes out. Either Build your system or wait a year an build it then. The only difference will be how long it takes you to upgrade. Today or next year you will still be able to run the same programs with just about any enthusiast rig.. even after 4 years.

Attention:
Due to some unforseen circumstances, I may not be able to post my build tomorrow. I will, however, post it by the end of next Sunday.

I don't have an ATI card, but I can't fault someone for choosing ATI, it all depends on what you want to do with it. Personally i find the Nvidia selection to be more versitile, but that's because of CUDA and bigger memory options.

nVidia fanboy.
Perhaps you have not heard a v8800 can drive 4 2 MP monitors at once and a v9800 6 2MP monitors. The power is simply not comparable to anything on the market. Last time I checked, the 5870 was the best card on the market.