Needs more hybrids:

 
This is actually my first gaming rig I've ever built, any criticism/suggestions on anything? Would be appreciated.

My idea on the radiators mounting placements: Because the top is being utilized by the h100i CPU cooler, that spots out, due to spacing of the case and the CPU radiator, the back spot is out as well. Typically for most people's builds that I've seen, the GPU's are mounted on the front intake of the case with fans, but I think blowing air through the radiators and throughout the case generally makes everything in there hotter...so I decided to throw one mount on the bottom with a fan on it exhausting directly below it, and the other radiator, I removed the fan from it otherwise it would not fit in that location, and mounted it to the inner case where there is the front 140MM fan at intake. So, 140MM intake air through the radiator, and exhausting through the other radiator right below it, keeping a constant and close proximity air flow from the outside front and down and out. (case is elevated on a stand.) While the upper front 140MM fan intakes throughout the case, keeping it wide open, and exhausting out the back/upper radiator in pull config.

Testing this out on 1440p gaming with GTAV, highest temps both of my GPU's see are about 53C. (This is the same maximum temperature I'd see when I had a single card.)

(I know wire management could be a bit better, but after diving in and out of this case for the past few months going through various parts, including doing the same for a second mini-iTX build, I grew pretty weary of tearing everything apart again...needs a break. Same goes for lighting, I'm using an LED stick that was given to me, whereas I think I could do a better job using LED strips throughout instead.)

Systom
Needs more hybrids:

 
This is actually my first gaming rig I've ever built, any criticism/suggestions on anything? Would be appreciated.

My idea on the radiators mounting placements: Because the top is being utilized by the h100i CPU cooler, that spots out, due to spacing of the case and the CPU radiator, the back spot is out as well. Typically for most people's builds that I've seen, the GPU's are mounted on the front intake of the case with fans, but I think blowing air through the radiators and throughout the case generally makes everything in there hotter...so I decided to throw one mount on the bottom with a fan on it exhausting directly below it, and the other radiator, I removed the fan from it otherwise it would not fit in that location, and mounted it to the inner case where there is the front 140MM fan at intake. So, 140MM intake air through the radiator, and exhausting through the other radiator right below it, keeping a constant and close proximity air flow from the outside front and down and out. (case is elevated on a stand.) While the upper front 140MM fan intakes throughout the case, keeping it wide open, and exhausting out the back/upper radiator in pull config.

Testing this out on 1440p gaming with GTAV, highest temps both of my GPU's see are about 53C. (This is the same maximum temperature I'd see when I had a single card.)

(I know wire management could be a bit better, but after diving in and out of this case for the past few months going through various parts, including doing the same for a second mini-iTX build, I grew pretty weary of tearing everything apart again...needs a break. Same goes for lighting, I'm using an LED stick that was given to me, whereas I think I could do a better job using LED strips throughout instead.)

Cross that bridge why not going for a full custom loop. This would have gave you more options to place everything the way you want it to be.

Systom
Needs more hybrids:

 
This is actually my first gaming rig I've ever built, any criticism/suggestions on anything? Would be appreciated.

My idea on the radiators mounting placements: Because the top is being utilized by the h100i CPU cooler, that spots out, due to spacing of the case and the CPU radiator, the back spot is out as well. Typically for most people's builds that I've seen, the GPU's are mounted on the front intake of the case with fans, but I think blowing air through the radiators and throughout the case generally makes everything in there hotter...so I decided to throw one mount on the bottom with a fan on it exhausting directly below it, and the other radiator, I removed the fan from it otherwise it would not fit in that location, and mounted it to the inner case where there is the front 140MM fan at intake. So, 140MM intake air through the radiator, and exhausting through the other radiator right below it, keeping a constant and close proximity air flow from the outside front and down and out. (case is elevated on a stand.) While the upper front 140MM fan intakes throughout the case, keeping it wide open, and exhausting out the back/upper radiator in pull config.

Testing this out on 1440p gaming with GTAV, highest temps both of my GPU's see are about 53C. (This is the same maximum temperature I'd see when I had a single card.)

(I know wire management could be a bit better, but after diving in and out of this case for the past few months going through various parts, including doing the same for a second mini-iTX build, I grew pretty weary of tearing everything apart again...needs a break. Same goes for lighting, I'm using an LED stick that was given to me, whereas I think I could do a better job using LED strips throughout instead.)

I have that same PSU. Have you run into any issues with it not delivering enough power with SLI 980 ti's?

Brian Walker
Sorry, had to re post 

Very nice cable management!

wow some of you guys have really clean looking rigs??
how the hell did you manage to hide the PSU cables?
a few of these pics have me scratching my head in disbelief on how "clean"  or "organized"
the insides look?
I have a EVGA Supenova G2 750 watt PSU but the cant seem to hide the cables?
like this one looks really great even though i can see the psu cables he did a amazing job at 
channeling them

evh19781984
wow some of you guys have really clean looking rigs??
how the hell did you manage to hide the PSU cables?
a few of these pics have me scratching my head in disbelief on how "clean"  or "organized"
the insides look?
I have a EVGA Supenova G2 750 watt PSU but the cant seem to hide the cables?
like this one looks really great even though i can see the psu cables he did a amazing job at 
channeling them.

 
What case do you have?

This is my rig...now im waiting for my new 980 Ti SC...
 




 

Its an old rig gtx 780.
Yesterday i sell gtx 970...and now waiting for 980 ti...
Sorry for my bad english
 
 
 
 

evh19781984
wow some of you guys have really clean looking rigs??
how the hell did you manage to hide the PSU cables?
a few of these pics have me scratching my head in disbelief on how "clean"  or "organized"
the insides look?
I have a EVGA Supenova G2 750 watt PSU but the cant seem to hide the cables?
like this one looks really great even though i can see the psu cables he did a amazing job at 
channeling them

Thank You 

teamdolmio
Just received my Ti today from the step up. Boosts to 1220mhz out of the box.
My system is a bit more humble :(

Cool. I've always liked that case.

teamdolmio
Just received my Ti today from the step up. Boosts to 1220mhz out of the box.
My system is a bit more humble :(

Is the 980 ti logo RGB? If so can it be controlled with this program made by EVGA?
 
http://forums.evga.com/EVGA-LED-Controller-121-Now-Supports-EVGA-Pro-SLI-Bridge-m2028614.aspx
 
 
If it is not RGB then can it be controlled to breathe with the program? Lastly is 1.2.1 the latest version lol?
 
Nice rig btw

With the amount of people trying to colormatch these days, RGB on video cards sure makes sense...

Loving my Hybrid. Boosts to 1367MHz on stock OC.
Had to make a custom bracket to fit the fans and the radiator behind the front grille.

Kramps
Good stuff! Looks like the hoses were JUST long enough.

I can adjust the bracket back and forth and surprisingly this is the perfect fit. Were the hoses a little looser they would scrape the side fan. The HAF X is definitely not the best case for this kind of setup.

What's your ASIC guys...my have a terrible , only 63% and boost to 1266 on stock...