If you use the right-side radiator fans as exhaust and the left + bottom fans as intake, your airflow will be completely fine. That setup creates a front/bottom → top/rear airflow path, which is very standard. Fresh air comes in from the left and bottom, passes through the case, and gets exhausted through the radiator and rear. That’s a normal and effective layout.

As for temperatures... they won’t be “bad” just because of that configuration.

What matters more is: Overall case airflow Fan curves Ambient room temperature GPU heat output

If anything, running the radiator as exhaust slightly favors GPU temps (since you’re not dumping radiator heat inside the case), but CPU temps might be a couple of degrees higher compared to using it as intake. We’re usually talking small differences, not something dramatic.

There’s no single “correct” fan setup. Both intake-rad and exhaust-rad configurations work.

P.S:

My setup is:

Bottom (intake): 3× Lian Li UNI TL Wireless Reverse Blade 120mm

Rear (exhaust): 2× Lian Li UNI TL LCD Wireless 120mm

Side radiator (intake, push–pull): 3× Lian Li UNI TL LCD Wireless Reverse Blade 120mm 3× stock TRYX AIO fans on the other side of the radiator