Adding a highly efficient/stable 5.1v regulator to my PiNAS

My PiNAS (Pi based SAN) project uses an ATX PSU for the 12v and 5v, but the RPi5 technically wants 5.1v, and it spams syslog when it goes bellow that.
I had one of those cheap buck converters from amazon, but it blew up, and they seem to have a history of doing that.
So, I went on a quest to design my own 5.1v regulator circuit with top-shelf parts for maximum reliability and stability.
I wanted something fully integrated (internal crystal, vref, and drivers), and rated for 5A.
I landed on the TPS5450 from Texas Instruments. After putting together a BOM, the price was pretty close to their eval board that sports a full TPS5450 based circuit. The only caveat was that it's set for 5v output, but that can be adjusted by changing the feedback resistors. So that's what I decided to do. Thanks TI for doing the work for me.
Side note: Yes, if I needed like 10 or 20 boards, having my own pcb printed would end up being cheaper, but I just needed 1 for now, and maybe a 2nd later