Water Cooling project X99 Platform + 2 GPUs kit

[XAKEP]

Hi guys. I was never a water cooling guy and always had regular fans in my own systems but now I am thinking about it and I have a quick question.

Is there a kit that allows me to cool X99 system CPU and 2 GPUs ? May be a chip-set as well in one loop ? And instead of flexible tubes I'd prefer to have solid transparent tubes with florescent liquid that have only straight angels. Something like this

As you can see they're nice parallel to each other with nice straight 90 degrees angels.

I am not sure but kit like this should be made to specific motherboard and possibly specific GPU card.

In my case it'll be ASUS Edition 10 board with 2 1080ti GPUs with reference FE cooling so I can take it off and put Liquid one in.

Any ideas are appreciated.

P.S.

Cooling block on chip set I guess is overkill. Beside point there are no screws to put block on correct way I really hate to take old one out because it's on glue or something, but for sure it's not just thermo taped on.

Thanks again.

 

[1LiquidPC]

I don't know of a specific "kit" for your needs. EK and Swiftech makes kits that are expandable, but you would want plenty of radiator capacity for 2011-v3 CPU and 2 1080 Ti GPUs. Looks like you would be looking at a full custom, with specific GPU blocks. There are mounting screws, ect. included to mount PCH and VRM blocks on certain boards. I'm using VRM block on my X99 board. Also going to get quite expensive depending on what you're looking for. Just the blocks alone could be $350+. Also case itself needs factored in and what parts you can fit.

 

[n0ns3ns3]

there is no such kit.
It's all hard work of measuring, cutting, bending the hardline tubes.
For a beginner, i'd really recommend to start with flex tubing. Later, you can switch to hard tubing.

 

[XAKEP]

understood. I really was hoping that that water cooling picked up so much they're manufacturing kits. WRONG.

Thank you guys, a dream will stay a dream .... for now. May be next Enthusiast line. X200 chip set and i8 (we have i7s for like 10 years now) Extreme ? Who knows until then Thank you for your input.