PSU Recommendation

[Fasauceome]

10 minutes ago, maxdei said:

yep but i don't know if you get messaged about edits and every on dows it exept people with more the 10k post

People really don't do that. 

 

You don't get messaged for edits, but unless it's super important, that really doesn't matter

[maxdei]

Just now, GoldenLag said:

its a good 1200w Powersupply. 

 

also how do you propose he should check the utilization without a good wattmeter?

 

besides, the Titan really isnt that powerhungry. 

you could use those things that go into the power outlet and are showing the current power draw ot the power drwan over a time period

[RaMuL]

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.

 

[Applefreak]

So I get the following results for you configuration:

 

Enermax:

 

Be-Quiet:

[Juular]

7 hours ago, RaMuL said:

i don't want to buy parts without fully usage 

Then don't buy RTX Titan, because you don't need anything more than RTX2060 for Photoshop (and even that would be a stretch if it's only for Photoshop).

And speaking of that PSU, while 1200W are definitely enough even for Titan, that PSU isn't very great, would be considered somewhat low-end by now, so if you really want to get a high-end GPU i'd recommend to get a good 750W PSU too, which one depends on where you are from as prices and availability vary wildly.