Cooling Watercooling noob has some questions

This is the first time that I've posted in this forum, so here it goes. Due to the lack of space in the case I'm currently modding, I decided to move the PSU out of the case proper. Which led to thinking about eventually building an enclosure large enough to house a PSU under the case. This line of thinking eventually led to considering watercooling, as a PSU alone doesn't occupy that much volume. Anyways, I'll put an end to my prattle.

The loop will be cooling a couple of setups that will eventually find their ways into the case

A Skt.939 X2 3800+, DFI Ultra-D, 7600 or 7900
A Core2Duo (anything from a 4300, 4400, 6420 to a Q6400), Gigabyte DS3, 8800GTS (the 320MB version)

I priced out a WC loop over at NCIX (Following prices in CAD)
D-Tek Customs Fuzion CPU block (71.65$)
Danger Den Black Fillport with Wrench (9.75$)
Swiftech MCW60 GPU block (65.52$)
Swiftech MCP655 pump or Danger Den D-5 pump (90.30$ and 83.30$ respectively)
Swiftech MCR-320 rad (62.98$)
undecided on a res, and I'm thinking of fabing my own that fits with the theme of the mod
Tygon 5' .5" tubing (22.74$)
3 Silverstone FM121 white 120mm fans (58.50$)
Thermalright LGA775 RM backplate (6.04$)

Total: 387.48$

Thoughts about that setup? Another question - are there any how-tos that deal with painting rads and blocks?

Thanks, any comments or suggestions are welcome

 

looks live a nice setup. are you goign T line with the fillpoet. or using that to fill a res?

 

If I get enough money scrapped together to be able to buy the parts before I can get around to building a res, I'll use a T-Line with the fillport and then if my res building attempts are succesful I'll use the res instead.

 

bump

Bumping is rude, mmmokay? Don't do it again, please. --nexxo

 

It takes a while for people to post, it doesn't happen in a matter of hours