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Phase One
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To build a new gaming PC based on the Intel x99 chipset so it is ready to drop in a nVidia Pascal based video card when they are released. I will be re-using a few parts from my current x58 gaming PC to complete the build. The Jonsbo RM3 is a relatively small Micro-ATX case, so I will be running an external water cooling radiator.
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Phase Two
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Upgrade to nVidia Pascal, watercooled. I have not decided if I will buy one or two cards yet. I'll wait for real-world benchmark scores and prices to determine what will be best for 4K gaming.
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Core Parts
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Case: Jonsbo RM3 Silver (Micro-ATX)
Power Supply: Seasonic SnowSilent 1050w (re-used from previous build)
Motherboard: EVGA x99 Micro2 (Micro-ATX)
Processor: Intel i7 5930k Hexacore
Memory: 32GB (4x8GB) DDR4-2666 Corsair Dominator Platinum
Memory Accessory: Corsair Dominator Platinum LED Light Bars
Graphics: EVGA GTX 980 SC ACX 2.0 (re-used from previous build)
Storage: 512GB Samsung 950 Pro
Case Fans: (1) 140mm Corsair AF140 (Purple LED), (2) 120mm Corsair AF120 (Purple LED)
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Water Parts
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CPU Block: EK Supremacy EVO CSQ (Nickel/Plexi)
GPU Block: EK-FC980 GTX (Nickel/Plexi)
GPU Backplate: EK-FC980 GTX Backplate
Radiator: EK CoolStream PE 480-Quad (4x120mm)
Radiator Fans: (4) 120mm Corsair SP120 (Purple LED)
Fittings: EK-ACF 10/13mm (Purple)
Bulkhead Rear Water I/O: Alphacool G1/4"
Pump: Phobya DC12-400 12VDC
Reservior: Alphacool Lighttower
Tubing: 3/8" Masterkleer UV Purple
External Radiator Stand / Pump Mount: Custom designed and 3D printed on my PowerSpec 3D Pro
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Accessories
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Pro-Bolt USA Anodized Cap Screws (Purple)
IceModz MDPC-X Sleeved PSU Cables (Purple/Black)
MDPC-X Small Purple Sleeving
MDPC-X Small Black Sleeving
UV LED Light Strip
XSPC Dual 3mm LED's (UV)
Flat Snap Cable Management Clamps
Purple DJ Lighting Gel Covers (Installed on Jonsbo Case Logo and Corsair RAM LED Light Bars)
PWM Fan Extenders
16mm Vandal Momentary Switch (Purple LED)
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Parts in boxes:

CPU Waterblock:

Radiator:

Solid State Drive:

CPU Block and RAM:

Motherboard with RAM/CPU/Block Installed:

Drilled some 7/8" holes for external water cooling:



Motherboard is mounted:



Jonsbo case logo re-mounted with purple DJ lighting gel behind (shown non-lit):

GPU backplate:


Testing out what the water lines will look like. This will be changed to have the GPU cooled as well:



More updates to come as some of the final parts arrive and I disassemble my current gaming PC...

Nice looking micro
 
Will check back for more updates

Mod is fantastic, I would like more Red or Grey but that's personal taste.
So clean build and nice... and  I must say case is excellent and elegant. 
Very nice case, I like him. Next time I will go on something not bigger than this case for mATX Format.
You use this model? Only instead Jonsbo should be EVGA. That part could be modified...
How much cost this nice little case?
 

 
EVGA MODS RIGS are definitely my favorite part of Community, I really enjoy looking all nice mods here.
 
 
 

Radiator is out of case.
I would like to see more pictures... and how you install radiator out of case.
I LOVE THIS BUILD! 
You use and CORSAIR AF120 Purple LED?
Now only graphic card in loop and later sound card and RIG is finished.
I see... soon I will say goodbye E-ATX welcome mATX.
You will get many + for MODS RIGS, only to update picture and specification there.
 
Now I first time see this case and it's better than 90% similar cases.
Only flaw I notice is no place for 240mm on top, but enthusiasts today don't want to little things make them problems.
They use Dremel 4000 and fix everything.

That would be fantastic if you replace logo. 
Some stores who work with such materials could help you a lot.
I check price of case and it's pretty high. But it's immediately obvious that case is not some of steal case with 100$ price.
And I will not change my case because I have no money at the moment for PC case, need for much more important things and all case I like are not below 300$.
I like full aluminum and that's it.  Nothing like Carbide 600C and similar madness.
Ideal case for me is small case with capability to even E-ATX fit inside.
But case can't be much bigger than E-ATX motherboard and she need to cover almost all inside are but I would go on mATX. Only E-ATX should be as  option.
Example  Silverstone Raven RV05 is so small case when you look him build for mATX but there are space for E-ATX.
Only different design of case off course. I would love example UMX4 version but cost over 300$.
Only I would remove Jonsbo sign because I like to see power supply model.
 

 
I would build PC inside of him, he is nice as well and it's not big.
But Obsidian 450D, 750D... they are nice, but no way to pay something like that.
They are nice, but no thanks...
Next build mATX...
To bad because everything finish bad with EVGA I would even now maybe change motherboard on Micro 2 or some other small for Broadwell-EP.
Or for Skylake-EP 100%. I don't need E-ATX any more. I never in life use more than some mATX could offer.
It's bad because motherboard manufacturer don't want to build mATX board in same quality as E-ATX. They always use cheaper chokes, smaller phase or different VRM than premium E-ATX model, but they should build same motherboard only with less space for GPU.
Everything else should stay in same quality as premium E-ATX board. mATX board should be ready to hold 8 core Intel overclocked to the max easy.
 

That's same PSU only other color?
In black version is better and more famous fan San Ace and PSU look better and fit nicer with case.
For Snow White they install some other fan not San Ace. 
Seasonic was not so smart as CORSAIR with cables, they should use all normal cables or all ribbon cables.
CORSAIR even for previous version offer 24pin ribbon cable in shop because it's easier for installation.
How much place for PSU you have there... I mean how long PSU could fit? Probably all size.
I would build mATX in same case. I didn't saw better for now.

1000 T2 could fit easy if not 1000 PS no problem. 
Maybe even 1200 P2 could fit? 
If I need to buy PSU now and looking my plans in future I would choose 1000 PS only because size. 
 
I'm crazy for Jonsbo... how weird and funny name... JONSBO! hii hii hiiiii 
I WANT JONSBO! 
 
 
 

awesome looking man!                  

Is this finished now? Final pics?

Nice!

Countersunk washers came in today.
 
PSU mounted:
 

 

 

 
Mid-deck fan:

 
And the backplate which will be visible through the rear case window:
 

Fan controller arrived. This will power and adjust the radiator fans, and the matching aluminum enclosure will also have power for the water pump. The enclosure has not arrived yet, but should be here soon.
 

Got out of work early and sleeved the radiator fans.
 

 

Thanks. Yes, it is going to be externally mounted. I was going to 3D print a mount for it, but I couldn't design a strong enough / thin enough plastic piece to mount under a 120mm fan and hold up the weight of the radiator once it was filled with water. I decided to use the XSPC universal radiator mounts and either mount it on a shelf next to the computer, or to the underside of my desk. I'm still designing a 3D printed mount for my pump that will sit external though.

The color and detail is making for one fine build