TigerClaw

Yep, I upgraded them with cooler master ARGB 200mm fans

Motherboard isn't in the case yet. So I would have to do it while its outside.

I prefer Air Coolers due to the concerns that AIOs or all types of liquid coolers could leak. Or the pump failing. Air Coolers are much easier to deal with. If the fans die. Just replace them with new ones.You just need to dust the heatsink every now and then.

Have you guys tried TP Link? I have two of there bulbs and they work great. No hub require. Just a wifi connection. Also works with Alexa and Google Assistant.

I also recommend Macrium Reflect. Its a useful tool to make backups of your OS drive. And it lets you create a bootable USB. Which you can use to restore an image of the OS drive onto a bigger SSD in the future.

Eventually I'll go with the Noctua NH-D15 if I ever upgrade to Socket 2066. The Phanteks PH-TC14PE has been doing great with the 3930k since 2012. Those two coolers and some other have the same type of design. But the Noctua always comes out on top. So much so that it rivals AIOs.

I think I'm fine with what I have at the moment for now.

My system currently has 5 SSDs, 1 Samsung 850 Pro 512GB, 1 Samsung 840 Pro 512GB SSD, 2 WD Blue 500GB SSDs, and 1 WD Blue 1TB SSD.
 
The two WD Blue 500GB SSDs I actually bought from Walmart. and they are the non 3D Nand ones.

Yeah I read about it. But I don't want to mess with that. I think I should only invest in M.2 NVME if I ever built a new system.