Pgcmoore
how will you be linking the cooling on the sli, you gonna make your own from tubing? I saw a few swifteck connectors that may work well with them
 
http://www.swiftech.com/graphics.aspx

I'll be using my Original Bitspower 1/2" double O-ring seal connectors I originally used on my EVGA GTX 580 Classified Ultra 4-Way SLI (Remember Those? )
 

nateman_doo
how aggressive with water are you going to pump in there? 
 
Are you going to keep the cards above the dew point, or go full sub zero on them?  I would imagine you still need to disassemble the cards to waterproof them with some liquid rubber if nothing else.

would be sweet if Plastidip made a spray on space shuttle external tank insulation solution 
 
if it dont stop raining soon (12th straight day here) gonna have to find something for the house!

hallowen

Pgcmoore
how will you be linking the cooling on the sli, you gonna make your own from tubing? I saw a few swifteck connectors that may work well with them
 
http://www.swiftech.com/graphics.aspx

I'll be using my Original Bitspower 1/2" double O-ring seal connectors I originally used on my EVGA GTX 580 Classified Ultra 4-Way SLI (Remember Those? )
 

nice!, your good to go then, 
 

Pgcmoore

nateman_doo
how aggressive with water are you going to pump in there? 
 
Are you going to keep the cards above the dew point, or go full sub zero on them?  I would imagine you still need to disassemble the cards to waterproof them with some liquid rubber if nothing else.

would be sweet if Plastidip made a spray on space shuttle external tank insulation solution 

 
I'll just worry about any colder settings and PCB Prep after I run all the testing/benching at above Dew point temps first.
 
I already know from using Phase Change with sub-zero temps on my original single Nvidia GeForce Titan X to Know what precautions to take.

First Fire Strike Bench in Windows 10 Pro using OCN Modded Bios at 1514MHz/2005MHz with Nvidia 353.62 Drivers.
Now Only 47 points lower than my Top 980 Ti Classified Score that was on -16C Phase Change Cooling.
 

Now I have BEAT my Fire Strike 980 Ti Classified Top Score by 51 Points!
 

 

That's awesome!  Glad to see the benching machine alive and well again.  Those TitanX's are really doing well for you too.  I love seeing a water loop and 20c at the highest when benching, just awesome!

EVGATech_DaveB
That's awesome!  Glad to see the benching machine alive and well again.  Those TitanX's are really doing well for you too.  I love seeing a water loop and 20c at the highest when benching, just awesome!

Thanks Dave, This Build all started when I noticed the Titan X's were always running Too Hot on just Air Cooling, But They do run very well using Chilled Water Cooling during Benching Loads.
 
It came to a point where I just HAD to go back to the Full-Blown GM200 Titan X after comparing it to All the 980 Ti reference and non-reference PCB cards that I've been testing on Air, Water and Phase Change Cooling which frequently ended in some rather disappointing Futuremark Scores whether I was running Single or 4-Way SLI for Benching purposes.
 
Knowing Nvidia will probably Never release a 980 Ti with the Titan X Chip using either Air OR Water Cooling, I decided to go with some Titan X Hydro Coppers for my new 4-Way SLI Build because I think they'll work better with my Systems!