fan placement

[phantomstrikegamer]

so i have a 011 dynamic mini and i think that i might not have the best fan configuration for what i have just wanted some feedback 
my system 
Overview
processor: AMD Ryzen 7 5700X
 MAG B550 TOMAHAWK MAX WIFI 
RAM: 32 GB of gskill 4000 cl18
frost flow 240mm aio
Hard disk5: Fanxiang S501 1TB (boot device)

Hard disk1: WDC WD10EZEX-60ZF5A0 (931.5 GB/Fixed hard disk media)
Hard disk2: APPLE HDD HTS547575A9E384 (698.6 GB/Fixed hard disk media)
Hard disk3: Hitachi HTS545025B9SA02 (232.9 GB/Fixed hard disk media)
Hard disk4: WDC WD800JD-75MSA1 (74.5 GB/Fixed hard disk media)
Graphics card: AMD Radeon RX 6750 XT (12.0 GB) oc 

[Radium_Angel]

This may (or may not!) provide some info for you as it's a little hard to tell from your pic where the AIO is mounted.

 

[phantomstrikegamer]

1 hour ago, Radium_Angel said:

This may (or may not!) provide some info for you as it's a little hard to tell from your pic where the AIO is mounted.

 

so i watched the video and it am still semi confsued. i have the tubes at the bottom but when i installed it i made sure that the air bubbles were in the top of the radiator. so should it be fine? it does gurgle when i frist turn  it on but stops after 5 secs or less

[Radium_Angel]

5 minutes ago, phantomstrikegamer said:

so i watched the video and it am still semi confsued. i have the tubes at the bottom but when i installed it i made sure that the air bubbles were in the top of the radiator. so should it be fine? it does gurgle when i frist turn  it on but stops after 5 secs or less

Ok, then you are fine with the AIO. I couldn't tell from the pic which way the AIO was oriented, hence the video. AS to the fan placement, you don't want them fighting with each other, ensure the flow is a smooth one direction.

[alyen]

1 minute ago, phantomstrikegamer said:

it does gurgle when i frist turn  it on but stops after 5 secs or less

Initial startup gurgle may or may not go away, but can get reduced over time.

 

Everything could be fine the way it is assuming you have good fan controls with your fan speeds, but the direction of the airflow does look like it's not as fluid with the traditional front back and upwards style. With the fans at full speed it looks extremely turbulent with intake getting pulled/pushed 90 degrees with fans being so close to another, but I think it's okay if you can run fans at low speeds.  You may not need a bottom fan at the very front of the case.