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Looking good. A bit different from the crowded G20, eh?

Unless you're going for a certain aesthetic I'd go with whatever is easiest to route the tubing.

Not sure. Itania tried to run a 1080ti on the 230w brick and killed it.
https://rog.asus.com/forum/showthread.php?92928-Asus-ROG-G20AJ-with-GTX-1080ti
What you're talking about should be lower...

Cool! I think those fans would look good with some sort of tapered cover to cover the sides of the fan and make it look like part of the case but I don't know if I've ever seen such a thing. I guess...

This is essentially taking the place of the old CPU fan, right? The original fan was likely forcing air onto the CPU and the exhaust from that was passing over the other components before exiting....

I've had a top mounted rad on a small case for a number of years now. It definitely works well. Only downside is you have to be very careful of the radiator fins because they bend easily. I'd...

Sweet! I think that's even better than I would have expected.

It's because standard connectors stand perpendicular to the PCB which is problematic for compact spaces. I'm not sure of the exact clearance in a g20 and whether it was entirely necessary but I'm...

Your assumption about the colors makes sense to me. Of course you can solder wires of any color to anything so they could have changed all of the colors just to mess with people while keeping the...

Nope, I don't see a problem with your plan. It sounds like extra work and you'll have to remember that you re-pinned the pump if you ever move it to a new machine or sell it. Maybe make a short...

You don't want the motherboard messing with your pump speed so you should disable q-fan for whatever header is powering the pump. If you don't want to do that you can use a sata/molex power plug with...