Final touches/Check before purchase

I'm not a big fan of water cooling since it's expensive and higher maintenance, but with high quality stuff you do get amazing results. As for using two radiators, it probably isn't necessary, but you might get better cooling capacity if your system is generating enough heat that one radiator can't cool your fluid down completely.

As for the GPU + waterblock, why not go with a pre-built Gfx card that has both? EVGA has a GTX 295 HydroCopper that is good to go with water cooling right out of the box. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6814130505 think Tom's ran some bench marks on the water cooled ones and they did well.

you wont need a 1000 watt psu with that build

GTX 295 will run on a quality 650 watt psu , but 850 watts is about right

you could wait for the i5's to come out and save, but its up to you.
your build looks good but whats your budget

What board do you suggest? Bloodrage or Rampage II Extreme?

Thanks about the cpu, I'll switch that up.

@ hunter: Yeah I 'll do, I'll pick that up - Thanks =D.

Now about the WC stuff, any tips anyone?

Is the memory I have listed enough?

How is that compared to bloodrage? They are the same price, and I see the bloodrage used in a lot of builds, which is why I keep bringing it up.

I do like the TR-3 though.

See one item you missed for your Water (Liquid) cool system and that is the Clamps. I would suggest the Metal type Clamps.
Go to site below, they have at least 14 different Metal Clamps
http://www.performance-pcs.com/cat [...] 30e3b00776

Since you are going to be ater Cooling, why not carry it over to your Graphic Card, here are two you should look at.
EVGA 017-P3-1297-AR CO-OP Hydro Copper GeForce GTX 295 1792MB 896 (448 x 2)-bit $699.99
(comes with nozzles)
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6814130505

BFG Tech BFGEGTX2951792H2OCWBE GeForce GTX 295 H2OC 1792MB 896 (448 x 2)-bit $769.99
(single card slot and comes with the nozzles)
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6814143200

If you are set on staying with the Evga Classified mobo, I would suggest you get the Northbridge/Southbridge Water Block.
Bitspower BP-WBEIX58NSC-BK BLACK FREEZER for EVGA®'s Classified Motherboards $179.95
http://www.performance-pcs.com/cat [...] s_id=25641

EK-FB KIT EVGA X58 CLASSIFIED Full Board North/Southbridge Water Block - Act+Nik $144.95
http://www.performance-pcs.com/cat [...] s_id=25769

Koolance MB-EVX58CF (EVGA X58 Classified) [no nozzles] $79.99
http://www.performance-pcs.com/cat [...] s_id=25594

Sidewinders also has two Northbridge/Southbridge chipset water block coolers' for the Classified.
EK-FB EVGA X58 Classified - Acetal Nickel $139.95
http://www.sidewindercomputers.com/ekevx58clacn.html

Bitspower Black Freezer EIX58NSC for EVGA X58 Classified $169.95
http://www.sidewindercomputers.com/biblfreifore.html

The reason I suggest one of these Northbridge/Southbridge chipset water block is that is where EVGA is having high temps problems on there X58 boards and since you are planning on Water Cooling it would make sense to do these also. Would suggest a Dual Loop system.

Would also suggest you go with one of these Pumps.
Swiftech MCP655 12v DC Pump - with Speed Controller $77.95
http://www.sidewindercomputers.com/swmc12vdcpu.html

Swiftech MCP655-B 12v DC Pump w/Tach Sensor $65.95
http://www.sidewindercomputers.com/swmc12vdcpuw.html

Aquastream XT USB 12v DC Pump - Ultra Version $149.95
http://www.sidewindercomputers.com/aqxtusb12vdc.html
http://www.performance-pcs.com/cat [...] s_id=22883

Since I notice that Sidewinders is out of stock on your Reservoir, I fould it here for $5.00 more.
XSPC Dual Bay Reservoir $54.95
http://www.performance-pcs.com/cat [...] s_id=25767

Imho I would go with the WD 1tb Black HDD for now and wait until late 4th qtr or early 1st qtr to go SSD. By then prices on most SSD's will be lower.

Also do not forget to check out the Combo Deals that NewEgg has on the items you are choosing, its a good way to save some more money on them.

Hope this has been some help. Good Luck on your upcoming Build and please keep us inform on its progress.

Wow this has hellped me a ton, I'll switch my current pump to the middle one you suggested, and if I do go with the classified, I'll definatly get the NB/SB waterblock.

Yesterday I picked up the i7 920 at microcenter for 199 like you guys suggested. So far I only have the Case/Cpu, this friday I'll pick more parts, probably most of the water cooling.

I actually would recommend buying a regular air cooled GTX 295. You can get some of them for $470 right now, then buy a water block of your choice for around $130-190. With those you'll still be saving money and you'll have a choice of water block. Your looking at around $600-650 for a water cooled GTX 295 instead of $700-780.

I also just noticed you had a link to a dual PCB GTX 295 water block, yet all new GTX 295s are single PCB. Make sure you get the correct water block!!