First gaming pc custom build

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I think from looking at it and what I've learned over the past few days. Take your 1st ssd down to 1tb and add a 2nd to run games off. Anything 2tb and under. Up your power to 1000W also. I'm sure someone else more tech savvy will advise on any changes but they are what I would first do
 
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Wouldn’t it be cheaper to get a 2tb rather than 2 different ones ? Also the power is a bit low because I think it’s enough and slightly more than the specs it has sufficient
 
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Going of info I've received on my post it's probably recommended to have 1 drive for your OS and a separate for your games. Just for those times that you need to reinstall Windows. Also from what I read on another forum the overall Watts required for running future games ect will most likely hit the 850W mark which again is why people are recommending a 1000W to save on upgrades a little further down the line.

Hope that helps man
 
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Jay88lynch said:
Going of info I've received on my post it's probably recommended to have 1 drive for your OS and a separate for your games. Just for those times that you need to reinstall Windows. Also from what I read on another forum the overall Watts required for running future games ect will most likely hit the 850W mark which again is why people are recommending a 1000W to save on upgrades a little further down the line.

Hope that helps man
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Yeah it does thanks I really appreciate it
 
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Honestly, my feedback is that it's a bit all over the place and you'd be better off changing quite a bit of it. It'll work, but you can do much better.

What will you be using it for? What monitor do you have/will you be using? What's the budget?

And can you post the spec as @Martinr36 advised?
 
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15MihaiPOP said:
Haven’t got the monitors yet but that’s what I’m looking for 144hz 1ms response time 2 monitors one 60hz
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