hey guys i need some advises and help

next summer i am building a new rig and this time i am pushing my limit again going for a full custom water loop instead of the traditional air/closed waterloop i curently have

now i already have a variety of issues and i have yet ot start building it

the case i chose for this next bad boy is the Enthoo Luxe http://www.amazon.ca/Phanteks-Enthoo-PH-ES614L_BK-Tower-Chassis/dp/B00LW3X1GO/ref=sr_1_1/184-7065254-5879755?ie=UTF8&qid=1451000341&sr=8-1&keywords=enthoo luxe

and now i would like to use these fans on the rads but my first question is would the RPM be too low? (800 ~ 1500 R.P.M) http://www.amazon.ca/Thermaltake-Riing-120mm-Adjustable-Radiator/dp/B014QW98SC/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1450847234&sr=8-1&keywords=thermaltake rgb

i thought i could compensate the low RPM with additional fans and rads, planed to have a triple 120 on top and a single 120 on the back and if required or if i can even make it fit .. a double 120 right next to the HDD cage

also these fans comes with a triple controller but i would be ending up using 4-6 of them can i plug them all on the same controller with some Y cables?

now i have heard form Linus video that liquid coolant was a bad idea since overtime it will end up clogging your blocks and i definitely do not want that, to compensate for the lack of dye i am looking for parts that lit up by themselves instead of a RGB led strip since it feels more appealing, so far i found swiftech who makes some pretty damn nice CPU and GPU block http://www.swiftech.com/ but always love to get pointed out other seller i might not be aware of, i also know about EKWB but that is about it

another question i have is have absolutely no idea what size or strength of pump i would need for a loop containing 1 or 2 reservoir 2-3 rads and the CPU (ltest generation of I7 next summer) and GPU (Pascal Nvidia serie mostlikely a 80 unless the 70 perform incredibly well and have enough VRAM)

TLDR: can these fan i linked work on a radiator and i need recomendation on shiny watercooling parts and cool ideas

thank you for your support brothers!