Same. I've had the experience and the fun with building a custom loop from concept to realisation, only to end up going to aircoolers as watercooling is more work (considering install, maintenance replacement of PC parts with custom loops) for too little payoff. Especially how much better aircoolers have become. It's often more of an issue that extracting the heat from the cores becomes the bottleneck instead of the surface area when large coolers are involved. AIO liquid coolers might be a solution but only if tests show a compatible liquid cooler is going to give better performance.