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uhhh, if you're going the quad SLI route, you'll need a workstation board. And probably an x79 cpu, not z97. I suggest wait 2 months for x99, and get a 5930k and a 780 ti. If you can wait, that is. If you can't wait just get a 4930k on a WS board

Edit: and use a caselabs case if you want to watercool

Well looking at it now I might just go with 2 gtx 780 ti

So the corsair will not have enough room for water cooling tho? That's what your saying right?

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Also looking at the CPU it says memory type supported is 1600mhz will the 2400 as memory effect it.

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Well looking at it now I might just go with 2 gtx 780 ti

So the corsair will not have enough room for water cooling tho? That's what your saying right?

It depends on which corsair case you're using. The 900D is often a favourite for enthusiasts, but it's really not all that good. Rads often have trouble getting air through them.

 

The caselabs magnum SMA8 is much better for watercooling, and much higher quality. If you don't mind the equally much higher price tag

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Also looking at the CPU it says memory type supported is 1600mhz will the 2400 as memory effect it.

That doesnt matter, only the motherboard supported memory matters.

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Also looking at the CPU it says memory type supported is 1600mhz will the 2400 as memory effect it.

 

The cpu also supports higher speeds through XMP.

80+ ratings certify electrical efficiency. Not quality.

 

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If you want a watercooling case then look at the Phanteks Primo/Luxe.

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I recommend the caselabs SMA8

 

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Okay I'll look at that

I was looking at the corsair graphite 760t and wondere if that woul work but if not time to upgrade

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Okay I'll look at that

I was looking at the corsair graphite 760t and wondere if that woul work but if not time to upgrade

The Phanteks Enthoo Luxe would work out cheaper than the corsair 760T. It is designed as a watercooling case along with the more expensive Enthoo Primo. If you are set on the 760T though, then there is no reason why you can't watercool in that case.

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Well I liked the side window on that and looked at the sma8 and its a bit similar so I might go with that

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Well I liked the side window on that and looked at the sma8 and its a bit similar so I might go with that

Keep in mind its VERY expensive. 

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Okay I'll look at that

I was looking at the corsair graphite 760t and wondere if that woul work but if not time to upgrade

 

The 760T has four radiator mount locations. The top can take radiators up to 360mm, front up to 280mm, rear up to 140mm, and bottom 120mm. Drive bays are removable and there is enough space for the various components needed. It will be fine for a custom loop.

80+ ratings certify electrical efficiency. Not quality.

 

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The 760T has four radiator mount locations. The top can take radiators up to 360mm, front up to 280mm, rear up to 140mm, and bottom 120mm. Drive bays are removable and there is enough space for the various components needed. It will be fine for a custom loop.

Which out of the two would have more room

And how much is the other case

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Which out of the two would have more room

And how much is the other case

760t i kinda tight for watercooling

 

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As opposed to the caselabs case

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Plenty room, but it's around 500 to 600 dollars depending on your configuration. 

760t is 170 dollars on newegg

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Is the 760t only have 1 video card in it?

That picture of the 760t only has one card in it. You'd probably struggle to fit a second

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Just get the Phanteks...job done  :D

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Do you have an image of it Lee?

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Thanks

This is a big help cause i want to make the right choice when I do my final product

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Thanks

This is a big help cause i want to make the right choice when I do my final product

 

If you are looking for cases with lots of room inside you may also want to consider the Corsair 750D and 900D.

 

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I recommend the caselabs SMA8

If I was to get this case what would you suggest for choices in each category to fit what I am looking for? Dont worry about it adding up the price either
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Also do you think 4 gtx780ti is to much?

Or would 2 be enough

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Also do you think 4 gtx780ti is to much?

Or would 2 be enough

 

I think you need to post a current part list and restate your goals and budget.

 

Too much for what? Enough to accomplish what?

80+ ratings certify electrical efficiency. Not quality.

 

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