Custom High End Gaming Pc

[manic orphans]

Hi, I am building a new gaming pc and I am wondering whether this is a good build. I have
*Corsair Obsidian 900D Case
*Corsair AX1500i Titanium Power Supply
*Intel Core i7 5930K
*ASUS Rampage V Extreme Motherboard
*G.Skill Ripjaws F4-2800C16Q-32GRK 32GB (4x8GB) DDR4
*2 x ASUS GTX 980 Matrix Platinum
* Western Digital WD Black WD4003FZEX 4TB
* Samsung 850 Pro Series 512GB SSD
* ASUS PG278Q ROG Swift 27in 144Hz G-Sync Gaming Monitor

I'll be running 12-14 fans covering all sides and top. And I am possibly looking into liquid cooling the CPU and eventually the GPU's if needed but that card is low temperature out of the box apparently.
I want to be running 3 swift monitors eventually also probably once 980ti comes out next year.
Any advice or tips would be appreciated. Thanks

 

[Pr3di]

You didn`t mention the CPU cooler that you`ll use in your build.

But other than that, everything is top notch!

 

[manic orphans]

I will most likely run a single loop liquid cooling system through that. I'm just not sure whether I should use the Rampage mobo or the msi gaming one. Price is almost the same

 

[loki1944]

I had a lot of issues with Rampage V Extreme, then again it didn't implode like my MSI z87 G45. I have two Matrix 780TIs and two Matrix R9 290Xs and they all perform great and look awesome, so I'm sure the 980 version will be the same. I thought about the 900D, but then decided to go with the Cosmos II and I'm glad I did; phenomenal case, much better than that HAF-X garbage. After having two Corsair PSUs die on me within a matter of months, I went with EVGA , which have 10 year warranties; 3 years more than Corsair's AX series.

 

[manic orphans]

I look at the cosmos but I didn't like it's roundness and the 900D because I have big hands and was to eventually run a radiator from top and bottom in 2 closed loops for CPU and GPU I think it's the right case for me. Have changed power supplies now getting the edge supernova 1300. That should supply enough power. Yeah plan is to get 2 of the 900D and the another 900Dti when they're released.

 

[loki1944]

Yeah, definitely enough power; I've got my rigs hooked up to UPS and the max power draw is around 748W on my 5930K/780TI SLI rig under load. Leaves 1300W leaves room for a 3rd card down the line as an option.