Need help deciding with a x99 build. Help Appreciated.

[CoolUsername]

.Now due to very fortunate cirumstances my budget has gone up massively.
These are the two build i need help deciding on:-
Build 1:-
i7 5960x
32 GB RAM
GTX 980 ti SLI
Custom Water Loop ( 480mm rad + 420 rad)- will this provide adequate cooling to OC?
1080p 144hz panel

Build 2:-
i7 5930k
64 GB RAM
GTX 980 ti SLI
Custom Water loop ( 480mm rad * 2 + 360mm rad) Definately enough cooling to OC right?
4k TN Panel 60Hz.

I will be using this system mainly for Gaming and Video game developement and making mods for games. Both cost nearly the same (Build 2< Build 1) and i can't upgrade my PC for another 10 years. So in terms of longevity and in terms of specs which builld is better? If anybody can make a better build for around $4000 leaving $1000 for a custom loop it would be appreciated.


*UPDATE*
Here are the part lists:-

Build 1 - http://pcpartpicker.com/p/df4xXL
Build 2 - http://pcpartpicker.com/p/RZKf3C

If anybody will suggest a list just edit one of the above ones and post a link below. On PCPartPicker the prices are different but i am buying everything from Amazon and the EKWB website and both prices are within $20 dollars of each other.
Thank you all for your help.

 

[profoundnoah]

I'd definitely recommend the 5930k build. Considering that the 5960x is nearly twice as much as the 5930k, that money could be spent in better places. To be completely honest though, I would avoid WC'ing all together if you want to ensure your system has the least chance of failure. That build will definitely last you for ~10 years, however, if you're willing to wait until later in the year, you may want to go for broadwell-e as it will be the newest processor model from intel.

 

[CoolUsername]

I'd definitely recommend the 5930k build. Considering that the 5960x is nearly twice as much as the 5930k, that money could be spent in better places. To be completely honest though, I would avoid WC'ing all together if you want to ensure your system has the least chance of failure. That build will definitely last you for ~10 years, however, if you're willing to wait until later in the year, you may want to go for broadwell-e as it will be the newest processor model from intel.

The main reason i am not going straight for a i7 5960x and Titan X SLI is because i want to WC and get some sick OCs ( yes i have heard of the silicon lottery). Do you have any other $4000 dollar build which is better ( pls no AMD for CPU or Graphics card as i need PhysX).

 

[profoundnoah]

Sorry for not getting back to you. Ill have a list set up. Do you require all parts including the case, or just the CPU, RAM, GPUs, and monitor? (besides Loop)