More info on your rig is needed. Esp. the case that u are using.

smallsbig
No problem at all my case is as follows
Rise ATX Full Tower Game Case - Rosewill - E-ATX, 2 PSU, 7 Fans
bought brom newegg and has holes to exterior for plumbing I assume

I have an asus x99-a motherboard
currently using a corsair closed loop water system top mounted for my cpu

Photon 1050 watt power supply
32 gb gskill 3000mhz ddr4

Two internal Seagate 3TB drives

Two external 5tb Seagate drives

Two gskill ram coolers (just top mount on ram with fans blowing down upon them)

does this help at all?

Thanks for looking over my build and for responding :-)

I think EK has waterblock for the Titan X.
I would suggest going those plus one of there watercooling kits.
That's exactly what I did

AnonymousGuy
Is your goal to make it look cool or to make it functional? I do external watercooling.  It's way easier to change things and plumb things together, but it doesn't look as cool as someone who has 40 radiators tucked into their case with hardline tubing out the ass.
 
Saw + wood + screws + hotglue you can build yourself a nice little multi-level platform you set on top of your case with the reservoir, pump, and a 480 rad that can then connect all your components together via the two holes in the back of your case.  XSPC dual bay reservoir, any of the D5 pumps (Koolance PMP-450), mount the reservoir higher than the pump, connect it all together with Primochill Adavnced LRT tubing, bitspower 1/2" barbs, alphacool radiator and you've got yourself a full watercooling setup.

You're joking, right?
His first time and you're telling home about wood and saws wnd hotgule. That's crazy

My goal is functionality and ease of install over good looks . Obviously I'm sinking some money into the cards lol so saving a few bucks is a consideration but just let putting it together and it working is top priority here . You guys are great thanks for all the input thus far

Here's what I started with:
 



Yeah nowadays I'm on rev9 of that where it's +$4k later and everything looks neater and is ultra high performance, but the gist is the same.  By having everything outside the case you can have 1 giant radiator instead of plumbing together 4 smaller ones.  And you can worry more about the mechanics of watercooling instead of the aesthetics / fitment part.
 
Basically alls you have to do is puts some plywood under that, velcro, and stack up some segments of wood to elevate the reservoir above the pump and there you go.
 
Here's rev 6 I think:

 
At this point I had dual loops, the reservoir is above the pumps, and instead of radiators I use water to water heat exchangers.  It takes up more space than plumbing everything internal, obviously. (and at this point I started getting fancy having inline temp sensors on everything...the 4x black squares inline with the celar tubing on the right).