Khanzi

http://www.nzxt.com/product/detail/138-kraken-g10-gpu-bracket.html
 
 
Basically this allows you to water cool your Graphics Card using any water cooler even non NZXT coolers. Also it looks pretty bauss.

Cools Ram, and chipset

You are wrong. It looks sexy as balls.

the vrm/vram gets hot as hell. theres a great use of it.

dayum, thats some nice piece of hardware there!
look at dat compatibility.

White PCB motherboards...

I usually get out my phone, hook it up to the headphones and play my favourite songs....I recently went to try Beats by DrDre, but they were terrible o.0

I don't use a keyboard. I use a brainwave dictator. So my WPM is around 1800WPM

It is the internet, no matter where you are on the internet.

I like your focus on bass, because the levels of bass and the way it reverbs really makes or breaks cans to me.  Even a pair with great mids and highs, btu overpowering bass will ruin the experience, but a weak high range really won't ruin the other ranges.
Ha ha, I do realize half the comments on the majority of these forum threads is just attacking some guys post, telling someone asking for advice that some unrelated part of his build is stupid (What new GPU? GO SSD... not the damn question), or REPOST on a Tech News thread WITH NO LINK!

I don't use a keyboard. I use a brainwave dictator. So my WPM is around 1800WPM

I don't use a keyboard. I use a brainwave dictator. So my WPM is around 1800WPM

I don't use a keyboard. I use a brainwave dictator. So my WPM is around 1800WPM

Listen to these songs with the COPs and changing the Bass port really highlights how different that little feature can make songs sound.  I usually use the song Aja, by Steel Dan to test the mid and high range of headphones.  I use Godwhacker to test bass, I make sure I can differentiate the notes of the bass in the background.

Get on my level.

Bass
Bass
Bass!
I think that you haven't listened to legitimate dubstep or you would understand that Noisia produces brostep, and that there is no real mid or sub bass.
Case and point being.

Case: NZXT Source 530
 
Here is the parts list:
 

Here is the layout:
1 = 90 degree connection
2 = 90 degree connection *edited*
3 = straight connection
4 = straight connection
5 = straight connection
6 = straight connection
7 = straight connection
8 = 45 degree connection
9 = straight connection
10 = straight connection
 
EDIT: It makes more sense with the rez/pump for it to go counter clockwise. So ignore the arrows
 

Corsair M65/95, Logitech G602

I'm curious as to the longevity of water-cooling. As I see it, water-cooling has only been available to the mainstream desktop market for a short time - maybe two years or so? What will we see four or five+ years down the line when the water-cooling parts have some long term wear and tear on them? I wonder if we will begin to see a rash of fried motherboards due to failing water-cooling parts (tubes, compression fittings, radiator seams, etc.)?
 
As processors are as powerful as they now are, the time between upgrades is getting longer and longer. I expect some people will have their current water-cooled systems running several years down the road unchanged as a result. This should give an opportunity to see if being water-cooled is still as cool (pun intended) as it seems when first building that new system.
 
Time will tell...

See now i use SP120's because i'm to ;lazy to do a custom loop, and it keeps my 3770K at idle 35*C. So i can't wait to get my H320. But then again sound doesn't bother me. 

Good luck selling old parts bud.

Hello Forum, this is my deduction:
 
 
There is a lot of people who have custom loops and I don't think this is stupid, I just think this is pointless in most case's. First of all. Every time you get a new component you have to bleed you loop and change the block, and... I have seen some build where the owner didn't even overclock; he had 2x 360mm radiators... Most of the time when you overclock you don't go over 30% ( Increase, not ratio ). Most of the time a good heat sink will keep your temps just about the same as a water cooler. Now for GPU's, if you are planning on buying one and clocking it; then just buy a good aftermarket version that has great cooling. 
 
But heatsinks have fans and it's loud - You will probably end up having 2x the fans on your radiator.
 
No offense to people who water cool, but if you have a custom loop just for your cpu, then.,.... Why didn't you just get something like a Corsair H100i? This is why just think water cooling is somewhat unnecessary. I just don't see the effort/price to performance to be worth it. Now, to all you water coolers. be honest. You have a case with a window. You do. 
 
   Water cooling looks cool as hell but I just don't think it's very convenient, or necessary in most case's. I hope I didn't offend anybody with this post. Just sharing my philosophy. If you think I excluded a factor then please tell me why Thanks

Hello Forum, this is my deduction:
 
 
There is a lot of people who have custom loops and I don't think this is stupid, I just think this is pointless in most case's. First of all. Every time you get a new component you have to bleed you loop and change the block, and... I have seen some build where the owner didn't even overclock; he had 2x 360mm radiators... Most of the time when you overclock you don't go over 30% ( Increase, not ratio ). Most of the time a good heat sink will keep your temps just about the same as a water cooler. Now for GPU's, if you are planning on buying one and clocking it; then just buy a good aftermarket version that has great cooling. 
 
But heatsinks have fans and it's loud - You will probably end up having 2x the fans on your radiator.
 
No offense to people who water cool, but if you have a custom loop just for your cpu, then.,.... Why didn't you just get something like a Corsair H100i? This is why just think water cooling is somewhat unnecessary. I just don't see the effort/price to performance to be worth it. Now, to all you water coolers. be honest. You have a case with a window. You do. 
 
   Water cooling looks cool as hell but I just don't think it's very convenient, or necessary in most case's. I hope I didn't offend anybody with this post. Just sharing my philosophy. If you think I excluded a factor then please tell me why Thanks

love the post. 
all the arguments being made about the life of your parts increasing due to being watercooled is a buch of hibbly jibbly. Anyone whos going to throw a custom watercooling loop for their machine is not going to be still using those parts after a generation or two. Those people are enthusiasts.  how many people you know still rocking liquid cooled 8600 gts?
 
theory craft is lame.

There is no real difference or reason why you should. Dude why.......