That's pretty sick dude!

Hey OV3RCLK4! So how are your idle and load temps. with those universal type blocks? Never used them before, but I like the way they look and fit.
Also...What kind of passive heat sinks are you using there on the RAM`s? Your response is much appreciated.  
 
oops. Sorry just noticed you stated that max was 34C. Still interested in the rest of what I was babbling about previously though. Thank you

@ransan
idle temps right now are 23c   For ram and vrm heatsinks I am using these.  8.5 grams each, solid copper! The heavier the better. The great part about the EK vga bridge edition is you can use an EK FC SLI Bridge to link them in SLI like in the picture below. The fact that they are universal is AWESOME! You can upgrade to GTX 880's or 990's or whatever else comes out in the future and not need to buy anything to get them on water. Just peel off your heatsinks from your old card and attach them to the new ones. Once you buy the blocks and enough heatsinks you're pretty much set for life.

 
 
@MilenaM
Check out this thread. http://www.overclock.net/t/1438886/official-nvidia-gtx-780-ti-owners-club/0_20
 
I am using the Skynet Official vBios and I used Ezflash to flash from windows. Restarted my pc, bumped the voltage up in precision to 1.212 and overclocked! Super easy. You can use GPU-Z to backup your original BIOS incase you want to revert back.  1.212 is only a +25mv bump over 1.187 so the temps only rose about 2 degrees. On stock bios and stock air cooler in I hit 65c max temps. On the vBios I hit 67c. So not a big hit at all. It should give you another 25mhz or more on your core clock.

Thank you for the reply OV3RCLK4. Those temps are very nice indeed. I have one of those EK bridge deals on my SLI 660ti`s and it is a very slick setup. I like how the Universal block is compatible with EK`s Bridge Edition accessories. I am wanting to upgrade to either a 780 or 780ti, and this would be an excellent way to, still retain my bridge by connecting to one of my 660`s blocks.  

wow amazing!

I can't tell the settings that you used on Uniengine Valley - were all settings to max at 1080P?

 
Settings are maxed. Extreme HD preset.

You dont really need the heat sinks on the memory. I just put them on anyway because I have nothing else to do with them. The ones that fit under the block are low profile heat sinks so I did not have to shorten the height.
 
Here is another video of BF4. This time I'm at 1326mhz core clock.

I have a GTX 780 TI Classified on the way. I won't quite be putting it under water yet, but the rest of my rig is very similar to yours. I have a E760 classified mobo and an i7 920 @ 4.3ghz right now. Your chip appears to be better binned than mine though. I'm having trouble pushing past 4.3ghz on water cooling. 
 
But your setup is giving me some expectations of what I'll get when I receive my card. Slick rig you have, makes me excited to put my new GPU under water eventually.

I've had SLI setups since the 8800GT. This is my first time going with the top GPU instead of 2 midrange GPU's for SLI. I know I could have bought two 760's or 770's and beaten my 780ti scores in all benchmarks but I like to play games more than I like to benchmark stuff. When it comes to gaming, single GPU is the way to go. No stuttering, No flickering, No issues!