rjohnson11
Looking good. Thanks for the updates.

Thanks!!  I just did some testing on the XPX since it was leaking pressure very quickly with the Dr. Drop.  This was because of the bottom O-Ring did not create a seal.  When I filled it up with some water for further testing, it started to leak from the bottom.  Goes to show you the Dr. Drop is really a fantastic tool, why risk everything with coolant.  Gonna see if I can get this O-Ring replaced, if not, going to get an Aqua Computer Cuplex Kryos NEXT, which is head and shoulders above the XPX in the quality department.  
 
 

Pretty disappointing, the spare O-Ring for the bottom plate is not even the same size.....

Ended up getting the NEXT, Vision, Acetal-Copper block this will certainly be interesting!
 
 

All those fins!


 
 
 

I can see images (fixed?)

Cool GTX
I can see images (fixed?)

It should be fixed now.  Thanks for the info. 
 
(Update)
 
I will be installing a GTX 750Ti SC in the system instead of the 770(use it in another system down the road) and bought a waterblock from Bykski (Y-NAR-X) and it will fit with the original EVGA back plate so this should be super cool!  This block will cover the VRAM and other small components. I bought some EK Thermal pads in 1.0mm and 2mm for the back plate and block. 
 
(Update)
Using EK-FC750 GTX now

Looking forward to the next update.

LilSkillet
Its lookin great very very sexy

Thanks!  This system will be going through a revision soon once I get the last few components and have time to change the system to a different coolant (DP Ultra Clear).   You can see all the changes that will be made on Post #23 first page. 

LilSkillet
Its lookin great! Love the simplistic white and black style. But whats a gpx 390?
 

Thank you again, I will be keeping the color scheme the same with this revision .  The GPX 390 M03 block is a hybrid waterblock (Not very good, bad design and quality), basically the the only component being cooled by the coolant is the GPU Die, everything else is cooled by the very large heatsink and back plate with thick thermal pads, it works but has unfortunately a couple of design flaws.
 
Here is another small update

750Ti and Aquaero 5LT all tricked out.  The 750Ti is gonna get the Bykski treatment next week!
 
(Update)
Replaced with EK-FC750 GTX
 
 
 

Here is the Bykski (Y-NAR-X) 750Ti waterblock.  Its uses the same cooling engine as the R9 390 Strix, with the jet plate insert.  I have not installed thermal pads yet, but when I do I will re-upload the photos.  Again great quality block and fits perfectly, though the VRAM chips on the right side and not in full contact with the block the thermal pads will fix that.  Also you need to install the 0.5mm plastic washers under the block and the screw it in, without the washers the block will actually bend the PCB, so they are there for a reason.  Going to install some Watercool VRM/VRAM heat sinks on the exposed area of the card for even better cooling.  Also going to try and find a single slot PCIe bracket for this card since it would work.  Got the backplate to install using the original SC cooler screws, just need to install an M3x8mm screw on the PCIe bracket with and M3 nut.  So if anyone has a GTX 750Ti and is looking to watercool it the Bykski (Y-NAR-X) block works great.  
 
Pressure tested and its 100% sealed, Bykski has a good track record with me so far
 
The parts I am waiting on now are some EK CPC QDC's, Coldzero.eu mounting plate for the Aquaero 5LT.  Once I get those parts I should be good to go.  Here is the Coldzero.eu part I requested to get made, it mounts to the back of the Evolv case on the res mount and the Aquaero 5LT screws on the plate and then you mount the plate without having to drill into your case which I am not a fan of.  Really Coldzero.eu is a great website for making custom panels and mounting solutions, highly recommend.   
 
https://www.coldzero.eu/c...uaero-5lt-plate-1.html
 
(Update)
Here is the EK-FC750 fin area compared, much less fins and a lot thicker.  The terminal O-Rings are also pretty small.  Funny the block is leaking pressure, even after re-seating the 3x O-Rings in it, so have to order some replacement ones.  It kind of scary because this was brand new and had EK's "Leak Tested Seal" which I have come to learn means absolutely nothing through my experience.  Dr. Drop again, an invaluable tool, always test your components before you use them.  I believe the bad O-Ring is the terminal one but we will find out.        

(Update)
 
It was the main O-Ring and got a replacement one, all fixed now  

rjohnson11
Excellent. 

Thank you, this revision is moving along steadily.   Here is a very crude Microsoft paint flow setup of the system, pretty goofy I know.  It shows a simple layout of how this will all come together.  The arrow shows where the flow starts from the DDC.   Also cant wait to remove the Corsair Commander Mini, that thing has been very unreliable for me and has no means of cooling, also only 4 amps of power delivery across all fan channels, the Aquaero 5LT is miles ahead in terms of well... everything. 
 
(Update)
System is almost done, just using a Hardware Labs 240 GTS to cool the whole system!
 

HDD Waterblock, I would use him only on some supercool stuff.
Example WD Black 6TB WD6002FZWX 128MB 7200 RPM.
 
To bad Veloci Raptor 10.000 RPM no 5TB.
But there is a ne supercool  WD HDD, WD Gold Entherprise 10-12TB 256MB. 
Best HDD SATA III on market.
 

He is cool for HDD Waterblock.
WD Gold support new Helio Seal Technology as HGST HDDs.
There is a HGST UltraStar He10 10TB, great HDD as well.
HGST have lowest level of failure, that's WD now.
This is last kick from HDD SATA III. They will be with us up to 2025 for sure, probably same models only new batches with maybe some improvements.
 
 
 
 
 
 

Sorry for the long delay, system is almost done just waiting on a custom bottom cover, but here are some photos in the mean time!

 
So the next small revision when I have to change coolant in a year is:
 
Barrow Fittings
Watercool EPDM Tubing
Bitspower DDC Heatsink White

Thanks for the updates. Looking forward to the final pics.

great photos of your progress

Still happy with the quick disconnects in post 1 photo?

Looking forward to what Coldzero has sent you.