Will my gpu get enough air with my planned set up?

[Dagnis]

Let me set the stage a little bit. I'll be using an inverted case and the evga SC 2 Hybrid 1080TI. Though this card does have a 120mm radiator, it also has a blower style fan. 

I am planning on putting the radiator at the top blowing out above the gpu. I'm concerned that even though there will be probably about 9-12 inches between the two things, that they will fight for air. Should I be concerned? Would it be a wise idea to make the radiator intake at the top?

For all of the info: I'll be using the BeQuiet 900 which will have one mid height exhaust fan, and I'll be using a 240mm radiator as front intake and an additional fan on the bottom as intake. 

 

Thank you for your time. 

[TheGlenlivet]

At the top or at the back of the case is where I have put GPU radiators before and they both worked fine.  That's a nice card, enjoy.

[Mira Yurizaki]

Unless you have a sealed box, a forced induction system will get its air some way or another. So there's no "fighting" for air.

[SquintyG33Rs]

the fan that's on it only has to cool VRM which should have a normal temperture close to 100C in normal operation (it's a good temperture for them) so it really doesn't matter. you'll be fine.

[LogicalDrm]

Front intake fans will be enough. There's enough space between two fans to give both reasonable airflow. I would argue that having top as intake might give you even better temps overall.