CaptainHammer

360, it fit right in the case perfectly.  

No problem!  you can also plug all your stuff into this site, to see the absolute bare minimum that your setup will draw, this number seems to be short typically though. especially since any heavy load tasks with increase power draw.
 
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You can edit the parts as you see fit to make sure everything is correct.

Ouch, I am still running the 7850, I know, crappy, but just dont game on it any more, and it pushes what I need it to do lol

Tell you what...how about I send it to you and you do it for me? I'll even pay you
BTW, it's not x86 hardware if that makes a difference....

Had a good deal, sold my 1000W after 4 years of excellent service (RM1000) for almost same price I bought it for, and bought 1 month old HX1200 for £120 I think.

Always a good plan.  you never know when you will need to stretch that extra little bit.   

I have the EVGA PSU he linked, and it is excellent.  It would be enough for your system if you are definitely not going to overclock it.  My rig has a 7820x and single 2080ti, both overclocked, and I have seen it pull 740w+...add another 2080ti and I would be seeing ~1100w.  Too close for the 1200w psu in my opinion.  If I were you, I would just get an EVGA 1600w and never have to worry about it.

well experience is better than what I could offer.    

Thats good option, Honestly though, if you are not considering pinching pennies, I would opt for something more like a 1200W PSU, especially if you think that you might ever Overclock any of it. Plus the EVGA XC will draw more power than the Zotac, 

something like this:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00KYK1CKI/

just SLI your UPS