Recommendations on first build

[Amin.]

Budget (including currency): 1100€

Country: Germany

Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Gaming (osu!, GTA V, LOL, F1 2021, Satisfactory, AOE IV, …; sometimes EA triple A titles via EA Play); heavy multitasking on two monitors (up to 6 applications, many chrome tabs, etc.); light CAD work (designing 3D-printing parts in Fusion360)

Other details: 

Currently I'm running a thin and light convertible with a R9 Fury hooked up via Thunderbolt. Connected are 2 Monitors, one 3440*1440 144hz (running it at 100Hz because DP 1.2, or 1080p 144Hz for shooters) and my old 4K Monitor (with a TN panel though) as a secondary monitor (put on 1440p most of the time). I'm demanding way too much from that poor 15W CPU (i7-1065G7), so I want to build a PC around that GPU. I'm planning to upgrade to something 3070-grade (~400-500€) when GPU prices hopefully normalize in a year or so, but I don't want to wait as long, to upgrade to a Desktop. The R9 Fury is fine for now (still CPU bottlenecked 90% of the time rn, despite the GPU only having 4 lanes). I haven't really put a system together before (only a very low-budget FreeNAS-build, that ended up not really being upgradable), so I wanted to double check my parts list before spending most of my savings as a college student. 
Here's my parts list: 

CPU: i5-12600k

CPU-Cooler: be quiet! Dark Rock 4

Mainboard: MSI Pro Z690-A

RAM: Kingston Fury 32GB DDR4-3600 CL16 (2*16gb)

PSU: be quiet! Pure Power 11 700W

System Drive: Crucial P5 2TB M.2

Case: Fractal Design Meshify C

Additional Case Fans: 2*be quiet! Pure Wings 2 140mm

Here also as a pcpartspicker list, with PSU and RAM replaced by similar ones, as they weren't pickable: https://de.pcpartpicker.com/list/3kXCmr

 

And here the (german) price comparison site I put it together on in the first place:

https://geizhals.de/?cat=WL-2357636

 

So: is the build sensible for the budget and needs? Or would I be better off reallocating some budget, i.e. from SSD and RAM to CPU? 
Any help would be much appreciated, thanks in advance.

[Dreckssackblase]

Are you actually planning on doing some serious overclocking on your PC or actually in need of all the Z690 chipset features. Otherwise it seems a bit Overkill for an i5 to spend almost as much on a motherboard.

Also the Trident z NEO are optimized for usage in Ryzen Systems and I don't know if that has any impact when running them in an intel System.

 

Looks solid besides that.

[Amin.]

22 minutes ago, Dreckssackblase said:

Are you actually planning on doing some serious overclocking on your PC or actually in need of all the Z690 chipset features. Otherwise it seems a bit Overkill for an i5 to spend almost as much on a motherboard.

Also the Trident z NEO are optimized for usage in Ryzen Systems and I don't know if that has any impact when running them in an intel System.

 

Looks solid besides that.

Thanks. I wanted to leave OC as an option   as I'd only save like 40€ on a B660 board that fits my IO and potential future upgrade needs (mainly a x4 and a x1 pcie slot and 2-3 M.2 Slots in total).
This is the RAM I plan to go with: https://www.mindfactory.de/product_info.php/32GB-Kingston-Renegade-K2-FURY-DDR4-3600-UDIMM-CL16_1424615.html

It wasn't pickable in pcpartspicker, so I picked one with similar specs. It just was pretty much the cheapest 3600 Ram I found, maybe 5€ more than a similar one with worse timings. There are 3200 kits for 50€ less though. I'm not sure if that's worth it. Didn't do much research on it, other than seeing fast DDR4 RAM as a compromise on not going DDR5.

[Dreckssackblase]

1 minute ago, Amin. said:

Thanks. I wanted to leave OC as an option   as I'd only save like 40€ on a B660 board that fits my IO and potential future upgrade needs (mainly a x4 and a x1 pcie slot and 2-3 M.2 Slots in total).
This is the RAM I plan to go with: https://www.mindfactory.de/product_info.php/32GB-Kingston-Renegade-K2-FURY-DDR4-3600-UDIMM-CL16_1424615.html

It wasn't pickable in pcpartspicker, so I picked one with similar specs. It just was pretty much the cheapest 3600 Ram I found, maybe 5€ more than a similar one with worse timings. There are 3200 kits for 50€ less though. I'm not sure if that's worth it. Didn't do much research on it, other than seeing fast DDR4 RAM as a compromise on not going DDR5.

If you want to OC and are willing to pay for a Z690 board for the additonal feature, then go for it. I just wanted to make sure that you know a cheaper alternative might be available.

RAM looks good aswell.