Changing custom water loop

[Plog]

I was thinking about making a build with a custom water loop in it and I was wondering if it would be hard to add a second graphics card into the loop later down the line if I wanted to upgrade.

Here is the build https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/nZswwV 

It will be the first time I will be making a custom loop.

[Damascus]

Yeah, adding an extra gpu is very easy.

[Bananasplit_00]

wont be too hard, you would have to redo the area around the GPUs but thats about it probably

[W-L]

22 minutes ago, Damascus said:

Yeah, adding an extra gpu is very easy.

It's not very difficult you would need some extra fittings and a second block. If your doing hardline tubing though you will need to make some new sections of tube. 

[Damascus]

Just now, W-L said:

It's not very difficult you would need some extra fittings and a second block. If your doing hardline tubing though you will need to make some new sections of tube. 

Might not even need extra fittings if they used a terminal

[andrewmp6]

With a 1080ti id spend the money to get a faster cpu over a 2nd video card.

[Plog]

Thanks for your helps guys, it might still be a while before I can actually afford this build but I think this will be more or less the build.

[fabafaba]

Adding a second GPU down the line is easy. But have you thought about getting an EK aluminum kit? The P280 doesn't come with a GPU block, so you'd have to add about 90 quid for that, so you're at almost 400 bucks for a loop with a single 280 rad. With the aluminum A240G kit you get everything you need for the price of the P280 and you can throw in an additional 360 rad with fans and fittings for less than the copper GPU block would cost.