Extreme High End Computer Help please

Budget:
Around $10,000 just for tower.

Expectations:
Best possible liquid cooling, quad sli liquid cooled as well maxium overclocking on cpu/gpu's. 2xssd prefer in raid 0 each with around 240gb and read write speeds of 500+mbs, 2 blueray burners, the graphic i want gtx 580 evga with 3gbs of vram per card 990x cpu with highest possible oc. Highest possible ram speeds around 2133mhz to 2400mhz, prefer 12-24gbs of total ram. Also would like 2 tb of backup hdds 64 mb buff with sata 3. 7200 rpm or higher speed. Powersuppy is tricky I don't know if one psu will have enough juice for 4 cards and everything else. So help there would be nice.

Usage:
Extreme gaming, 2560x1600 monitor. I'm looking to achieve maximum amount of fps as possible. Hints insane oc'ing

Special Needs:
2xpsu maybe

Saved Ticket #: Do not have one

Specifications:
I wrote those up a few lines.

Edited by Antis - 25 Jul 2011 at 3:53pm

For your res you don't need half of the stuff you wrote.

but if you just prefer to have them realizig that you will see zero gains from them in games then that is fine, its your money you get what you like, I will just provide some info.

first I like for you to read this thread so that you can see the 990x is not the best cpu, as a matter of fact it gets beat in games by a quad core 2600K.

You want to look at 4k speeds in ssds as they are more important, and noboy has the speeds you are looking for in 4k size.

highest oc is not what you want, cause it will give you high vcore and a high vcore (over 1.4) will kill your cpu much faster, specially with the x58 platform, the p67 has much better cpus that can run higher with lower vcore and lower temps.

your fast ram will make zero difference in gaming vs 1600mhz ram.

for gaming on teh x58 platform 6GB is more then enough and on the p67 platform 8GB is more then enough.

for games single ssd will do just fine raid is not needed nor will it bring more fps.

hdds support sata 3 but never use it, they can't even max out sata 2 so whether they are sata 3 or not or you connect them to sata 3 port or not will make no difference in performance.

quad sli, quad sli is bad idea cause it gets beat by tri sli, so go with tri sli.

With a proper config you won't need 2 psus, but I do suggest you make sure you got a 20 amp circuit in the house, cause if you do go dual psu, you gonna need a circuit that can handle it.

so in short, wait for the x79 platform to comeout and drop the stuff that is not needed, no reason to put stress on parts when you have no gains from them.

once the x79 comes out (Q4 of this year, tho there are rumors of delay or possible missing tech), but once it comeout, I will show you great rad and fans that you can use in your lc system that will have much better performance then what you get here. Put your money toward things that count, like great lc parts and etc.

Edited by DST4ME - 25 Jul 2011 at 3:58pm

Could you as well give me some help with watercooling set-up if im going to do it myself. ill prolly just go with 3 580 gtx hydrocoppers 3gb edition