As far as the install yes . That one isn ' t too difficult and a quick google search of it should reflect . Now onto the meat of my comment . 1 Phanteks come with a thermal compound . No need to spend money on AS 5 . 2 You are paying far far far too much for a 256 Gb drive that you would unlikely see a difference over something as cheap as a MX 300 . As a point of note , unless you do extremely bandwidth heavy processes like edit 4 k video , or create 3 d renders for upcoming AAA games , it is highly unlikely you would notice any speed difference between a standard SATA 6 SSD and an NVME SSD . 3 It should be as easy as downloading the newest version onto a flash drive , making it bootable , and installing from there . 4 Since the Z 170 board only supports up to dual channel , you would be much better off getting a 2 x 8 GB RAM set up over a 4 x 4 . Also for the same price you are planning on paying for a 4 x 4 , you could have a 2 x 8 at 3000 Mhz . 5 I love the Air 540 . It is wonderful . I have one not 18 inches from me currently housing my build . However it ' s huge . If you don ' t need 5 . 25 drives , you may very well be better off with the Air 240 . Any questions you have , feel free to ask . That was just my two cents worth .