This build features two custom loops for the GPU and CPU. The GPU utilizes a 480mm radiator while the CPU uses a 360mm one. Radiator fans are controlled by the motherboard that utilizes two water temperature sensors, one for each loop. Sensors are mounted in the reservoirs as close to the path of water flow as possible. Both pumps display flowrate, and are controlled by temp as well. There are two inline flowrate monitors as well. The top radiator is setup so that the fans pull air from the outside down into the case through it. Seven fans are dedicated to internal cooling. These rely on the temp sensor of the motherboard. Two of the fans cool the pumps directly. The Corsair PSU powers the motherboard and GPU. The Thermaltake PSU powers the pumps and lighting.
A Raspberry Pi with a 7 inch screen is below the monitor, and wirelessly displays a custom Aida64 stats screen so that I can monitor the PC. The monitor is a Viotek 32 inch 165hz gaming panel.
This setup allows me to run an OCed processor and GPU hard daily with zero issues.