Originally Posted by
Dukenukemx
Being an Intel setup this will be less of a problem for you then a AMD setup. And the motherboard looks good as the VRMs are well sinked. They even have a heatpipe. But still keep an eye on their temps. One way to see how they're effected by the water cooling setup is to run Prime95 and touch the heatsinks with your hands. If possible, carefully touch directly underneath the motherboard where the VRMs tend to sit. If its too hot to keep your hand there then you need a way to direct air over those heatsinks, like using the Antec Spot cool fan. BTW this is why so many people run into issues with water cooling, cause they don't realize that air flow from the cpu fan cooler was cooling more then just the CPU.
As for the case cooling I'm going by your picture. If the blue arrows are inlets and red is outlet then you have too many inlets and not enough outlets. You generally want the fans at the top of the case to exhaust hot air cause hot air tends to rise. You don't need two inlets at the bottom of the case cause air will get sucked into the case so long as the outlet fans are working. It doesn't hurt except for the added noise you may hear with the computer running. You will certainly want a cooling fan on those hard drives, but another piece of advice is buy Hitachi hard drives. They are considered far more reliable than any other brand. You don't want to deal with failure rates when it comes to mechanical drives.