Original build log: https://www.overclock.net/forum/61-water-cooling/1633016-dcs4vr-2-0-gallery-build-log-update.html
 
Somewhat-recently updated with Soundblaster Z, a cradle on the PC side for controller which I made out of two L brackets and secured to the case with nuts and bolts. Also some PSU extensions with cable combs. Most recent change was getting a brand new window from Thermaltake as my old one took a beating from all the times I took it on and off while I worked on the machine.
 
Parts list is in signature. The fittings, modular reservoir and tubes are Monsoon. The radiator is a HWLabs MP SR2 with Corsair SP120 Quiet Edition fans. PSU is Corsair RM750i. Pump is an EK-D5 G2. There's 1.7TBs of Samsung SSDs. A PS4 is mounted on the back panel because why the hell not.
 
Highest TimeSpy - Overall: 12772 (http://www.3dmark.com/spy/5234923) -- Graphics: 16611 (http://www.3dmark.com/spy/5234532)

Highest FireStrike - Overall: 25923 -- Graphics: 40535 (http://www.3dmark.com/fs/17009547)

I've since taken my 7700k down to 4.8Ghz from 5.0 - temps in the 70's on load
2080Ti hits low 50's at top end on more demanding titles, averages in the mid to upper 40's on others
 
This card hits 2160 on core and can take +1148 on memory. I wish it was more accommodating with voltage curves locking in speeds but I'm really happy with the performance.
 

 
 
 
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+1 Sweet Rig