Here is a link to my build, at pcpartpicker.
http://pcpartpicker.com/user/mikedrawz/saved/3Pug
Would like to run 2 loops, 1 for graphics cards, 1 for chipset and cpu. Not really sure which brand or type of metal. I've read good and bad about EK with acetal nickel. I've also read copper is the way to go. Also is push pull worth it? The 900D case has plenty of room so please let me know your ideas. Initially I was thinking a 480 rad with noctua fans for my graphics cards and 360 for the cpu/chipsets. Down the road I will also be adding a raid controller to this build to use for media back up purposes. I realize a 1200 psu is overkill but I would like room to add without adding a new psu, plus I was not sure how much power 2 seperate loops with 10 fans would run along with the case fans (Probably 2 in front for intake and 2 in back for exhaust).
The main purpose for this build is medium to heavy gaming along with overclocking in the 4.0-4.2 range for games, along with video editing, and running media and game servers in background.
Thank you for your ideas, I will post a diagram of the loop I thought would work but would like your guys' input on it.
http://pcpartpicker.com/user/mikedrawz/saved/3Pug
Would like to run 2 loops, 1 for graphics cards, 1 for chipset and cpu. Not really sure which brand or type of metal. I've read good and bad about EK with acetal nickel. I've also read copper is the way to go. Also is push pull worth it? The 900D case has plenty of room so please let me know your ideas. Initially I was thinking a 480 rad with noctua fans for my graphics cards and 360 for the cpu/chipsets. Down the road I will also be adding a raid controller to this build to use for media back up purposes. I realize a 1200 psu is overkill but I would like room to add without adding a new psu, plus I was not sure how much power 2 seperate loops with 10 fans would run along with the case fans (Probably 2 in front for intake and 2 in back for exhaust).
The main purpose for this build is medium to heavy gaming along with overclocking in the 4.0-4.2 range for games, along with video editing, and running media and game servers in background.
Thank you for your ideas, I will post a diagram of the loop I thought would work but would like your guys' input on it.