Comments on silent HTPC /w gaming build.

I am building a HTPC rig, wich will also be used for gaming, I have a pretty large media library (stored on fileserver), so i think some beef will be nice. (for searching files, general snappiness and so on).

I have the following setup planned:

Case: Antec Fusion Remote Max - Not very nice looking, but large and good airflow.
PSU: Seasonic M12 550 - Old PSU i have, should do the job I think
SSD: Intel 80GB gen 2. - Silent, and with good performance.
Motherboard: Asus P755D EVO - maybe the piece I am least sure of, any know problems with this board? Coil Whine or similar?
GPU: Powercolor HD5750 SCS3 - Pretty much given, only fanless 5750 I could find in norway. Will be used to output HDMI to TV.
CPU: Intel i5-750
RAM: Kingston value 1333, 4*2 GB
Cooler: Scythe Ninja Rev 2. - My preliminary choice, based on the height clearance, the best tower coolers seem to be a bit to tall for the case(?)
(see also http://www.silentpcreview.com/forums...8d7f3eff2889ab)
Blu-ray-player: LG CH08, seens like a nice drive, is it support by programs that slow down the drive? I would rather not hear it while watching movies.

I plan to attach a 120mm-fan to the GPU, and run it very slowly, maybe around 400 rpm. The CPU-fan should run at about 600 rpm, which is a good level for low noise. The CPU is pwerfull enough with some to spare, but I am slightly concerned about cooling it. I will not be overclocking, suggestions and comments are welcome.

AtW

Well I want the rig to be "silent", that is, I don't want to hear it. Previous experience tell me that this can be obtained with fans that run on 600 rpm or slower. This is my most important consideration. The 5850 could be more powerful, but more powerful variants are more difficult too cool, and it probably will give sufficient power for some time. Thats the reasoning behind my choice, but you would consider a more powerful GPU?
AtW

Thanks for the tip, i did som reading on the case, it looks better, however the clearance for CPU-cooler is very small, especially with an optical drive, beeing limited to 70mm will make it very difficult to get quiet cooling of the i750.

AtW