Awesome! Thank you for the replies everyone!!
 
I went out and bought an EKWB Predator 240 today (I already have a Corsair h110i GT on the top of my case cooling the i7-5930k, so I needed a 240mm to use on the front or bottom). I only intend to use the EKP 240 for my two 980 Ti Classifieds. That way I can have two independent loops for my most significant and hottest parts.
 
Have y'all used this setup to cool two video cards this powerful? They will both run close to 1500 MHz on air, so I imagine they will definitely sustain that 1.5 GHz mark after I put them underwater. I intend to keep my system's Firestrike Ultra/Extreme/Regular benchmarks at the 99th percentile scores by pushing these bad boys to the limit.
 
Is there anything I should be adding to the Predator 240 setup to make it more efficient, give it better cooling capacity, or some other significant addition (this being my first time setting up water cooled video cards) I wouldn't think of? Maybe certain brands or types of fittings, copper tubing, straight lines and right angles versus flexible tubing? Any and all input will be gratefully appreciated guys!
 
I do plan on using the EKWB full coverage water blocks and backplates. If EVGA made Hydrocoppers for the 980 Ti Classifieds ( removed aceonym seriously why don't they!) then I'd use them for the looks. But EKWB, based on my research, is king of the water cooling hill. That's why I had zero hesitation buying the Predator 240 today. Though to be fair, it was an Open Box deal and cost only $159.96 versus $200 :)
 
Thank you for you time and consideration. I look forward to hearing from you soon!
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My apologies for the tasteless acronym guys... I've been a little too excited about finally water cooling my video cards. Know this,  I love y'alls Hydrocoppers with the passion of a billion Maxwell silicon stars and just wish there was one to fit the Classified/Kingpin edition cards.
 
I will more wisely word my phrases from now on. I do value being allowed to join forums on this site. 
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But now that I am on your radar, would you mind telling me if there are plans to create Hydrocoppers for the Classified and Kingpins edition 980 Ti's? I certainly would refrain from buying EKWB's version if EVGA has their full coverage blocks coming soon.

matthall0531
Awesome! Thank you for the replies everyone!!

I went out and bought an EKWB Predator 240 today (I already have a Corsair h110i GT on the top of my case cooling the i7-5930k, so I needed a 240mm to use on the front or bottom). I only intend to use the EKP 240 for my two 980 Ti Classifieds. That way I can have two independent loops for my most significant and hottest parts.

Have y'all used this setup to cool two video cards this powerful? They will both run close to 1500 MHz on air, so I imagine they will definitely sustain that 1.5 GHz mark after I put them underwater. I intend to keep my system's Firestrike Ultra/Extreme/Regular benchmarks at the 99th percentile scores by pushing these bad boys to the limit.

Is there anything I should be adding to the Predator 240 setup to make it more efficient, give it better cooling capacity, or some other significant addition (this being my first time setting up water cooled video cards) I wouldn't think of? Maybe certain brands or types of fittings, copper tubing, straight lines and right angles versus flexible tubing? Any and all input will be gratefully appreciated guys!

I do plan on using the EKWB full coverage water blocks and backplates. If EVGA made Hydrocoppers for the 980 Ti Classifieds ( removed aceonym seriously why don't they!) then I'd use them for the looks. But EKWB, based on my research, is king of the water cooling hill. That's why I had zero hesitation buying the Predator 240 today. Though to be fair, it was an Open Box deal and cost only $159.96 versus $200 :)

Thank you for you time and consideration. I look forward to hearing from you soon!
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Edit:
 
My apologies for the tasteless acronym guys... I've been a little too excited about finally water cooling my video cards. Know this,  I love y'alls Hydrocoppers with the passion of a billion Maxwell silicon stars and just wish there was one to fit the Classified/Kingpin edition cards.
 
I will more wisely word my phrases from now on. I do value being allowed to join forums on this site. 
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
 
But now that I am on your radar, would you mind telling me if there are plans to create Hydrocoppers for the Classified and Kingpins edition 980 Ti's? I certainly would refrain from buying EKWB's version if EVGA has their full coverage blocks coming soon.

you may want to email EK support if only to verify that you have the correct fittings you may or may not need some angled fittings/extra tubing/cooling fluid tell exactly what you have and want to do those guys are great at customer support also you may want to checkout r/pc watercooling it is a good sub be patience take your time congrats on your new addiction PC WATERCOOLING

Scarlet-Tech:
 
Thank you for the reply! I didn't know that EVGA outsourced their Hydrocopper through EKWB. Being a die-hard EVGA fan, I would still buy the 980 Ti Classified Hydrocopper plates if there were any being made, old style or not. 
 
However, it is good news that y'all do contract EKWB. If y'all trust them to build your products then I trust them with mine! 

Scarlet-Tech, quick question. 
 
What are the graphic links on your signature (assuming it's part of your Signature). 
 
Are there things I could link to mine such as build specifics, 3DMark/PCMark scores, CPU-Z/GPU-Z Validations, etc..? In graphic, not text, format like yours.
 
Oh my, you have four K|ngp|ns... Those are the most brilliantly engineered video cards on the planet. I so wish I could have found two 980 Ti K|ngp|ns for SLI instead of "settling" for the Classifieds. I truly believe they are, whether the Gigabyte equivalent gets a minutely higher core clock speed or not, the most radical and passionately designed custom video card models ever to grace our planet.
 
Apologies if I'm acting noobish. I haven't spent much time in the proper forums yet, and I'm eager to get away from the plethora of fools connected to sites that use Disqus.

http://forums.evga.com/GeForce-Game-Ready-Driver-35906-available-for-download-m2419670.aspx

Thank you very much for the reply! I'll get on customizing my information ASAP.
 
Since you're online, and clearly an intelligent tech, would you mind looking at a post I just put up regarding driver issues I've been stuck with for the past few iterations of GeForce Driver updates? 
 
Here is the link to the forum and my post is all the way at the bottom.
 
Okay, trying to get the link to appear and it's not wanting to. Unsure why, I'll keep trying.
 
Found out why, I'm restricted until I make a certain number of posts. Need 2 more.
 
It's under 
GeForce Game Ready Driver 359.06 available for downloadat the bottom of the thread.
 
 

Aye, thank you for that.