I watched the video from Singularity Computers at YouTube.com. This pc is very beautiful but has a function problem. First, he has 1 360 rad blowing into the case and a 480 rad blowing into the psu and bypass the mobo compartment; this is half good. He says it doesn't matter that hot air is blowing into the case, not true! If he had both Rads in the lower compartment, he will see a big drop in temperature on the mobo if the hot air blows out through the bottom of case thus bypassing the mobo compartment. Second, he really didn't need a 480 rad for the CPU; overkill and too much money to burn, a 360 would have done just fine even over clocked. I am not sure if the 360 rad is enough for 3 GPU's because that is a lot of heat but the EK link between the GPU's is excellent and I have one too when I install another GPU.
The wiring is beautiful and I will change my wiring to something like that. The acrylic tubes I have never seen before and I like that. The fittings are an overkill again but looks nice but the more swivel joints you have, the more chance for leaks to surface.
One of his drain plugs is right on top of a fan. Imagine unscrewing this to put on a barb fitting and then a hose with full of liquid; a real mess not to mention a fan being destroyed. On average, you need to replace the water once every 2 years to keep out contaminants even though you have a closed loop system, in this case 2 loops.
I have one loop for CPU and GPU. Mind you, I only have one GPU right now and the 2 Rad's are in series to make just one loop. The whole system is between 2-4 degrees C above room temperature and I am real happy with that.
Looks and eye candy are one thing but must work hand-n-hand with functionality.
I like the idea of pressure built up in the case and that is what I have; 8 filtered low rpm fans pumping room temperature air into the case while 6 low rpm fans drawing air from the top of the case through 2 Rad's and out; all hot are directed away from the motherboard while maintaining pressure of 2 fans. 14 low rpm fans is really moving the air around and yet its more quiet than my HP ASUS computer with 2 fans (cpu, case).
Believe me, keeping hot air out of the case is paramount no matter who tells you otherwise or pretends of knowing everything.

The Corsair fans are the low rpm/quiet type. I forgot if they are SP or AF but they are quiet from start to finish. I accendently put my finger in one and it made noise and had to replace it so the whole system is quiet now. Oh, re-routed wiring so its not a birds nest now but the tubing management is beyond my budget so it stands as tubing and not arcrilyic tubing.