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I agree with @ZeusXI. You have plenty to work with. Go with a 4tb. That way you won't have to go out and buy another down the road. It will last longer in terms of capacity.

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My current pc spec is

i5-6500

16gb ddr4 2133mhz

ga b150m-ds3h

gtx 1060 6gb gigabyte

crucial mx300 275 gb ssd

wd blue 1tb hdd

cx450m psu

 

I'm currently in school broadcast class and I got tired of editing on DUAL CORE MAC so I brought video clips to home and my 1 tb hard drive is full due to games

Do you guys think I can add 2tb hard drive to my pc? 

I think my pc uses about 320 watt max under load....

 

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Easily... the extra hard drive won't consume an appreciable amount of power.

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2 minutes ago, DC said:

My current pc spec is

i5-6500

16gb ddr4 2133mhz

ga b150m-ds3h

gtx 1060 6gb gigabyte

crucial mx300 275 gb ssd

wd blue 1tb hdd

cx450m psu

 

I'm currently in school broadcast class and I got tired of editing on DUAL CORE MAC so I brought video clips to home and my 1 tb hard drive is full due to games

Do you guys think I can add 2tb hard drive to my pc? 

I think my pc uses about 320 watt max under load....

 

with your cpu being 65W, GPU 120W, and, you could add a bunch more hdd or ssd

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I agree with @ZeusXI. You have plenty to work with. Go with a 4tb. That way you won't have to go out and buy another down the road. It will last longer in terms of capacity.

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21 minutes ago, DC said:

My current pc spec is

i5-6500

16gb ddr4 2133mhz

ga b150m-ds3h

gtx 1060 6gb gigabyte

crucial mx300 275 gb ssd

wd blue 1tb hdd

cx450m psu

 

I'm currently in school broadcast class and I got tired of editing on DUAL CORE MAC so I brought video clips to home and my 1 tb hard drive is full due to games

Do you guys think I can add 2tb hard drive to my pc? 

I think my pc uses about 320 watt max under load....

 

That system might consume 200W if you pushed it. You're fine adding as many hard drives as your board supports.

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