Moving away from H100i

[Iceman12117]

I'm planning on getting another GTX 780. I'm looking into putting in a full inline water system and would like the vast knowledge of skyn....I mean the forum to help me. I currently have no components. What components do you guys recommend. ie: best quality or do you have a bias preference 

Also in the market for a new case good for water cooling. 

Also I know the cards won't run hot but I like shiny things and what is shinier than a full water cooling system.

also edited due to ExconHD sorry for not putting more effort forth. Does this help more.

If you want more answers feel free to ask.

[Excon]

I hate saying this but you really should put effort into a post where your asking for this much. If you tired post another day. We dont even know what components you already have. You're making it incredibly difficult to help

[MrBucket101]

http://www.frozencpu.com/

 

http://www.performance-pcs.com/catalog/index.php

Have fun shopping

[Mitsy]

You should wait 2 weeks to see what the new cards are like before spending over a grand upgrading.

[MrBucket101]

You should wait 2 weeks to see what the new cards are like before spending over a grand upgrading.

pumps, rads, and tubing are universal

[helping]

http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/1755-water-cooling-101-a-good-place-for-newbies-to-start/

http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/5435-watercooling-faq-some-basic-qa/

[Iceman12117]

updated question

[Sashi]

I hate to be an ass.. but.. I think you should really look into @helping's link

 

I don't think being spoonfed is really the way to do things, you learn by well.. doing it yourself really

 

You should do some research into what parts you need

 

We don't know

1. Your case

2. Your CPU

3. What you want to achieve

4. Budget

 

Sorry again LTT if I seem like an ass, not trying to...

[Faceman]

I agree with everyone who has said this guy needs to do the research himself as well as provide more information.

 

Its a growing trend of people coming to this forum and not even doing preliminary research and expecting the answers to be spoon-fed to them.

[NeatSquidYT]

I hate to be an ass.. but.. I think you should really look into @helping's link

 

I don't think being spoonfed is really the way to do things, you learn by well.. doing it yourself really

 

You should do some research into what parts you need

 

We don't know

1. Your case

2. Your CPU

3. What you want to achieve

4. Budget

 

Sorry again LTT if I seem like an ass, not trying to...

That's fine! You're actually doing pretty well for a sub 100 post member