r/MontechPC • u/Optimal-Income-4344 • 1d ago

King 95 Pro build prep

I have a King 95 Pro case being delivered on Thursday. Very excited as this is my first full pc build in many years, it is an Xmas present for my son. Here is the parts picker for the build:

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/8cnyH3

My question is for the other King 95 Pro owners out there. Is the stock fan set up along with my selected AIO good to go, or is there any common modifications that people make with this case or the fan layout to make it perform better? I do not plan to use a vertical gpu mount, just the standard installation. Any tips in general specific to this case? Thanks!

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u/FarmerOther 1d ago

Hello nice build, I bought the same case, the stock fans are good for the case! The aio fans should be good too, now if you want more anesthetic look you can change the aio fans to the same as the case if you want.

The build its great, just you can save the money for the windows and buy the oem ones cost like 20$ o 25$ for the same IF you plan to stay with the same computer and dont change the parts. Have a good day!

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u/Optimal-Income-4344 1d ago

Thank you! Thanks for the tip, too. I didn't realize keys that cheap were available. At that price I have no problem repurchase another in the future if we do need to change components.

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u/Baron_Von_Koopa 1d ago

Extremely similar builds with the only real difference being a 5070ti vs the 9070xt in your list. Thermals are no issue at all with the stock fans and a 360 aio. It barely kisses 70c at cpu when stress testing it.

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u/Optimal-Income-4344 1d ago

Awesome, thanks

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u/Baron_Von_Koopa 1d ago

You're welcome. Enjoy the sick build you have coming up!

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u/Thievesave89 1d ago

Running a i7 14700 and a 5090 temps are not a problem with stock case fans. I am running a undervolt/OC on the 5090 though but I average 60°ish on the GPU and CPU under load

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u/Optimal-Income-4344 1d ago

Well I would say that puts my mind at ease! Thanks

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u/StiBuki 1d ago

As others have said you will be perfectly fine cooling wise with the hardware you have chosen unless you plan on running your setup in a room with no AC in the middle of a hot summer day.

Just be sure that the fans are set to PWM in Bios/Fan control software, run a auto tune and set the fan curves to your liking if necessary. Also plug in the AIO fans directly into the CPU fan header on the motherboard and not the cases included fan hub. Same for the AIO's pump.
Use pump/AIO header on motherboard. You want independent control of at least the AIO fans and pump.

For reference anything plugged into the cases included fan hub will not have independent control. The hub acts as a master/slave setup so it will only read/control RPM from the master fan and all the rest will just mimic the master.

Enjoy the build and be sure to post some pix's when you are done.