Kernel Config
 

I was wondering if there is any advantage of choosing modules over built-ins or visa versa.

Thanks

Not so much. Distributions include a lot of modules just to accommodate as many different types of hardware as possible without making the kernel binary too huge. Although, Slackware, for example, has a "huge" kernel as its default. In general, you choose a module for something (a piece of hardware) you use occasionally, and build in everything you use constantly (like a filesystem driver). Using a monolitic kernel slows it down a bit, but using a lot of modules creates weird problems like the need for an initrd, if some module is needed at boot.

Just use your best judgement.

That makes sence thanks alot