10,000 ft view of what you have presented.
None of the IDE drives are worth fooling with, the amount of power to keep them spinning, plus the need for a handful of obsolete controllers...
The spinning rust SATA stuff is similar, although you could easily procure a controller with enough ports, it won't come cheap, and once again all those hungry spindle motors...
The SSD crop is a little more usable, albeit still a little port hoggy for the amount of total storage.
There has been very little usable speed increase perceptible with the last 5 years or so of CPU changes. Most of the gains are in power usage per unit of processing done. Yes, the newer stuff benchmarks much better, but hardly anyone gets their jollies watching benchmarks, and the real world gains are hard to see for most tasks. Transcoding media is a big exception. Intel 6th gen is plenty for a general use rig, if a little more power hungry than the new stuff per unit of work done.
The way I see it, you need to make a decision,
either put together a case / power supply / SATA controller ports (motherboards can have plenty, depending on your definition of plenty) to support a small menagerie of old drives,
or pony up a few hundred bucks on a pair of decent sized modern drives for mass storage and use some of the SSD's as working fast storage that will fit in just about any case.
A pair of refurb 16TB drives can be had for around $350 or less. Your total crop of drives comes to what looks like about 4TB, I didn't actually add them up.
Theoretically you should be able to change your handle to something more to your liking in your profile preferences. I haven't tested it, but the powers that be said it should be possible.