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My usage is photos editing, video editing, and little animating, gaming, media center for the house. of course not all the storage used for work, i'm not a famous weddings planner so guys most of you advises that 1. 1200W is enough. what's bothers me that Powers calculation websites recommends that i need at least 1300W 2. Reconsidering TITAN with 2080TI, i currently reading about the comparisons between the both. 3. Using NAS, to be honest i'm not expert at networking, beside as i read it requires to repartition the drives in setup phase.

as i write in other replay i want to know do i need to upgrade the psu or not for educational reasons, i managed to put the hdd like 11 in HDD cages, 2 in front hot swappable drive 2 HDD racked above PSU 1 layed beneath the GPU and SATA cards. i heard that HDDs more than 4TBs not reliable as 4TBs

most of the parts i bought it through the years and it moves on with any other upgrade, all specs in the topic are already on

to be honest im currently reading about the comparisons between titan and 2080ti, and for using nas as far as i read about it, it's high priced and will not benefits me that much

hello friend, the reason behind the topic is educational in first place, 2nd i don't want to buy parts without fully usage

1st thing is my work photography, and 2nd games

Hi my friend its not troll or something, these specs collected and maintained over last 8 years, beside my work as events photographer, thats why i need that much of storage, beside my inner little gamer

Hi guys,,, I'm planning to upgrade my rig GPU with RTX Titan, but there is a slight doubt that current PSU might be insufficient. Nvidia website recommended PSU is 650 watt, my worries is about the other stuffed components consumption. My rig specs written down can you please advise me with recommended PSU if needed CPU: AMD Ryzen 3900x CPU Cooling: NZXT - Kraken x62 Case Cooling: 11 Fans in total connected to case controller Motherboard: Asus ROG Crosshair VIII Hero - WI-FI Graphics Card: Asus ROG Strix 1080TI RAM: Corsair Vengeance RGB PRO 16GB System SSD: Samsung 970 evo - 1TB Storage HDDs: 4TBx16 Western Digital Black Current Power Supply: Thermaltake Toughpower Grand 1200W PC Case: Cooler Master - Cosmos II I know that CPU and GPU are the major power hungry parts in the build, but as you read i have more than 15 HDDs beside System SSD.