Does this build look OK?

[treeroy]

Well, not OK. Hopefully it looks great. Just would like a second pair of eyes to double check that everything will work well together and I haven't made any obvious mistakes. PC is just for gaming, I don't use it for work or anything.  Thanks in advance for any feedback.

 

CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D

Cpu cooler: Arctic Liquid Freezer III 420

Motherboard: Gigabyte B850 Aorus Elite Ice Wifi7

Memory: Corsair Vengeance 2x16GB DDR5-6000 CL30

Storage: Western Digital WD BLACK 2TB M.2

GPU: Asus TUF RTX 5090

Case: Lian Li O11D Evo RGB

Case fans: Thermalright C12 x6

Power supply: Corsair RM1200X SHIFT

Monitor: Alienware AW3225QF

[AlexithinkSR]

i dont think the O11D can fit 420mm aio’s, i think there’s barely any difference over 360 anyway

save your money and time and go with the 4090

other than that it’s fine

[treeroy]

8 minutes ago, AlexithinkSR said:

i dont think the O11D can fit 420mm aio’s, i think there’s barely any difference over 360 anyway

save your money and time and go with the 4090

other than that it’s fine

Lian Li website says it can fit 420mm with a bracket which is included with the case. The 420 and 360 were the same price.

 

As for the 5090, I already ordered it on launch day. Maybe it will arrive some time before Christmas... if I'm lucky

 

https://lian-li.com/product/o11d-evo-rgb/

[Ravendarat]

Ya it includes the bracket so you should be fine. As for fans whats the plan there, to use the ones that come with the AIO then populate the rest of the spots with the c12 fans? If I was spending that much on the build I think I would go for full matching fans. Hopefully someone else chimes in with regards the quality of those, they kinda look like they are to cheap to be good but maybe they are a diamond in the rough?

[treeroy]

36 minutes ago, Ravendarat said:

Ya it includes the bracket so you should be fine. As for fans whats the plan there, to use the ones that come with the AIO then populate the rest of the spots with the c12 fans? If I was spending that much on the build I think I would go for full matching fans. Hopefully someone else chimes in with regards the quality of those, they kinda look like they are to cheap to be good but maybe they are a diamond in the rough?

Yeah I was a bit sus if they would be too cheap but I looked up various fans and couldn’t really find much different about them other than looks. 
 

i am planning to have AIO as exhaust on top, 3x intake on bottom, 3x intake on side. Probably buy another 3-pack and have 1 on the back, possibly buy the mesh front panel and have another two on the front. 

[Ravendarat]

I wouldnt worry about the front, if you have intake on the bottom and side you're gonna be fine. Maybe just track down some reviews to make sure that they are solid fans. Im not saying you need to spend $180 for 3 corsair fans but $35-$40 for 3 rgb fans makes me raise an eyebrow

[treeroy]

12 hours ago, Ravendarat said:

I wouldnt worry about the front, if you have intake on the bottom and side you're gonna be fine. Maybe just track down some reviews to make sure that they are solid fans. Im not saying you need to spend $180 for 3 corsair fans but $35-$40 for 3 rgb fans makes me raise an eyebrow

Thanks. I couldn’t really work out what the difference between cheap and expensive fans was so I just grabbed cheap fans from a name brand. I’ll give them a try and if I’m not happy with them I’ll buy better fans when my 5090 arrives in a couple of months. They should do for now.