Custom cube case x99 5960x titan build

Hi guys, new here but lurked for a while whilst building my PC!
I finished it a few months back but have only now fully optimized it so i thought i would share it with you guys!

Specs are:
Custom cube case
X99 sabertooth mobo
5960x running 4650 at 1.31v daily.
16gb ddr4 dominator champion ram running 2500mhz in the 125mhz strap
Titan x overclocked to 1475mhz
13 thermaltake 120s in orange
1x360 1x240 1x120 radiators
Ek copper water blocks on CPU and GPU
Nzxt lighting kit
D5 water pump and bay reservoir combo by ek
Custom water hoses with compression fittings
On board m.2 950 hard drive for the OS
850 1tb SSD for games
2tb HDD for photos videos etc
3tb HDD as a backup drive.
Asus rog pg27a monitor
Asus strix keyboard and mouse
Lg blue ray drive
STW multimedia interface.




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Nice CPU! was it from a guy from Southampton (aka me)?

Amazing build,

one thing though, Please for the love of god get a new desk D:

Otherwise, beautiful perfection =)

You gonna swap out the Titan for a 1080ti when they are released?

abui1806 said:

Nice CPU! was it from a guy from Southampton (aka me)?

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Yep! It's a great cpu, I usually run it a bit lower at 4.5 but then I can drop the voltage all the way down to 1.26 and it's fully stable still.

terley said:

Amazing build,

one thing though, Please for the love of god get a new desk D:

Otherwise, beautiful perfection =)

You gonna swap out the Titan for a 1080ti when they are released?

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The desk is on my to do list! I might get an L shaped one and make a feature out of the PC or maybe build a big tower PC to put there.
I'm not sure about upgrading this system yet it runs great as it is and can handle everything I throw at it easily.

New desk layout completed today!

This weekend i finally had enough money to upgrade to SLI Titan x so i got a used one off ebay and a new HB EVGA SLI bridge and got to work colour coding it and installing them

Pretty happy with this for a 24/7 setting