2 Questions About HDD,SDD,PSU

[Alexis92]

I got 2 Questions because i really need help so my "High-End PC" wont have any problems in the future

1.If you have an HDD and SDD Combo cant you have 2 HDD's and 1 SDD or 2 HDD's 2 SDD's or 1 HDD's And 2 SDD's because it looks like you cant thanks for the answers.

2. Whats The Recommended power Supply for all of this?

SSD
Crucial M500 480 GB Solid State Drive
HDD 2x
Western Digital Caviar Black 4tb
RAM x2
Corsair Dominator Platinum 16gb Dual DDR3 2400MHZ Ram
Optical Drive
Internal Liteon Blue-Ray drive Ihas 104 24x DVD ROM
Keyboard
Razer Deathstalker Ultimate Gaming Keyboard & Razer Orbweaver Keypad
Mouse Pad
Razer Manticor Elite
Mouse
Razer Ourobros
Headphones
Razer Kraken 7.1 & Razer Blackshark
Printer
Epson L800 Inkjet Photo
Ink
Brother MFC-J220
Power Supply
Seasonic X 1250W 80+ Gold
Monitor x2
Dell U2713HM 27" Ultra Sharp IPS Panel
CPU Cooler
Swiftech H320 Compact Drive Hydro Series
Memory Fan Cooler
GSkill Turbulencell
VGA Fan Cooler
Deepcool V4000
HDD Cooler
Deepcool Ice Disk 2
OS
Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate
Controller
Razer Sabertooth Elite xBox 360 Controller & Logitech Extreme 3D Pro Gaming Joystick
Webcam
Logitech HD Pro C920
Speakers
Creative Gigaworks T3
AVR
Secure UPS 1500Va
Anti-Virus
Mcafee Anti-Virus + 1 PC User

 

[Alexis92]

No you don't need HDD cooler. You can go with 4 GTX 780 Tis and minimum 1300W PSU. My point of view is that you actually don't need this much raw power just for gaming. Even single 780 Ti is powerful enough to fulfill your gaming requirements.

Look for model number of the WD Black Caviar. Check if it has FZEX, FAEX etc

but on that site i sent u to suggest a psu,thats where i can only buy my gaming rig from so i dont see 1 i only see the one i choose which is this http://dynaquestpc.com/product/western-digital-caviar-black-4tb/

It is WD Black 4 TB SATA Hard Drives ( WD4003FZEX). Good choice. Stick with it.

by the way i am NOT so sure that 4 palit GTX 780 ti's jetstreamed requires an 1300w+ power supply really man? are u even sure because on this current power supply http://dynaquestpc.com/product/corsair-ax1200i-digital-atx-80plus-platinum-modular-psu/ it can power up to 4 TITANS actually because if you see the video in youtube they're building the large pixel collider with this stuff
Graphics card: 4 GTX Titans
Case: Aventum II chassis
MotherBoard: Rampage IV
CPU/Processor: intel i7-4960X
RAM/Memory: Corsair 64 Dominator Platinum DDR3 2400MHz
Hard drive/Storage: 4 TB Black HDD Western Digital
SSD: Cosair 480 GB Neutron GTX
Power Supply: Corsair AX 1200Ii 1200-WATT

so you are telling me that it requires 1300w power supply? but they did use the Corsair AX1200i Digital ATX 80PLUS Platinum Modular PSU which had 1200w and i am not so sure with that psu that u just suggested,and both of the GPU's have the same power consumption so are you really sure that it requires 1300w+ because they did use more stuff than the stuff im going to build,so i am not so sure and i dont really believe you that it requires 1300w power supply,here is the video quickly head to 4:30 at the video and you'll see that it requires the corsair 1200w and not a 1300w one.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jt_Sz_srw80

I think I did not make myself clear to you. Reason for 1300 was to give you some headroom which is always nice to have. 1200 will definitely do the job.

Tell me what are you upto? Are going with 3 780 Tis or 4 780 Tis or now TITANs?

No you don't need HDD cooler. You can go with 4 GTX 780 Tis and minimum 1300W PSU. My point of view is that you actually don't need this much raw power just for gaming. Even single 780 Ti is powerful enough to fulfill your gaming requirements.

Look for model number of the WD Black Caviar. Check if it has FZEX, FAEX etc

but on that site i sent u to suggest a psu,thats where i can only buy my gaming rig from so i dont see 1 i only see the one i choose which is this http://dynaquestpc.com/product/western-digital-caviar-black-4tb/

It is WD Black 4 TB SATA Hard Drives ( WD4003FZEX). Good choice. Stick with it.

by the way i am NOT so sure that 4 palit GTX 780 ti's jetstreamed requires an 1300w+ power supply really man? are u even sure because on this current power supply http://dynaquestpc.com/product/corsair-ax1200i-digital-atx-80plus-platinum-modular-psu/ it can power up to 4 TITANS actually because if you see the video in youtube they're building the large pixel collider with this stuff
Graphics card: 4 GTX Titans
Case: Aventum II chassis
MotherBoard: Rampage IV
CPU/Processor: intel i7-4960X
RAM/Memory: Corsair 64 Dominator Platinum DDR3 2400MHz
Hard drive/Storage: 4 TB Black HDD Western Digital
SSD: Cosair 480 GB Neutron GTX
Power Supply: Corsair AX 1200Ii 1200-WATT

so you are telling me that it requires 1300w power supply? but they did use the Corsair AX1200i Digital ATX 80PLUS Platinum Modular PSU which had 1200w and i am not so sure with that psu that u just suggested,and both of the GPU's have the same power consumption so are you really sure that it requires 1300w+ because they did use more stuff than the stuff im going to build,so i am not so sure and i dont really believe you that it requires 1300w power supply,here is the video quickly head to 4:30 at the video and you'll see that it requires the corsair 1200w and not a 1300w one.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jt_Sz_srw80

I think I did not make myself clear to you. Reason for 1300 was to give you some headroom which is always nice to have. 1200 will definitely do the job.

Tell me what are you upto? Are going with 3 780 Tis or 4 780 Tis or now TITANs?

im going with 4 780 ti's and the last time you said 1200 cant power the whole thing up? if i go with titans it'll be expensive its like $1000 each? so i'll just stick with the 780 ti's and here you said this

EasyLover said:
No you don't need HDD cooler. You can go with 4 GTX 780 Tis and minimum 1300W PSU. My point of view is that you actually don't need this much raw power just for gaming. Even single 780 Ti is powerful enough to fulfill your gaming requirements.

This is what i wrote: "With this quad SLI you will be needing near about 1300W+ PSU"

Correct me if I'm wrong. You are almost arguing with me for 100w difference

Efficiency of the PSU can be achieved with two things:

1. PSU is operating at 50-60% of its rated power
2. PSU is drawing full power at 220v

With efficiency you'll have two benefits:

1. Saving in utility bill
2. Less heat

With all this setup, if on average you system draws say 700W so you'll be better off with high power PSU along with headroom.

Is there some thing wrong with these facts.

If you want you may stick with 1200W but remember you'll be overclocking your CPU, your GPUs will be drawing more power as well. You'll be using cooling equipment as well. See the complete picture dear not just what others have done.

If you want go with AX1200. It is a tier 1 PSU with 92% efficiency.

Good Luck

so if i currently go with the 1200i corsair i wont have any problems about the psu? because there might be one and i dont want to fry anything up or something thanks if you reply back i just needed to make sure,and which is better between this two because its kinda hard to decide
this
http://dynaquestpc.com/product/corsair-ax1200i-digital-atx-80plus-platinum-modular-psu/
or this
http://dynaquestpc.com/product/silverstone-st-1200-g-strider-gold-1200w/

 

[EasyLover]

No you don't need HDD cooler. You can go with 4 GTX 780 Tis and minimum 1300W PSU. My point of view is that you actually don't need this much raw power just for gaming. Even single 780 Ti is powerful enough to fulfill your gaming requirements.

Look for model number of the WD Black Caviar. Check if it has FZEX, FAEX etc

but on that site i sent u to suggest a psu,thats where i can only buy my gaming rig from so i dont see 1 i only see the one i choose which is this http://dynaquestpc.com/product/western-digital-caviar-black-4tb/

It is WD Black 4 TB SATA Hard Drives ( WD4003FZEX). Good choice. Stick with it.

by the way i am NOT so sure that 4 palit GTX 780 ti's jetstreamed requires an 1300w+ power supply really man? are u even sure because on this current power supply http://dynaquestpc.com/product/corsair-ax1200i-digital-atx-80plus-platinum-modular-psu/ it can power up to 4 TITANS actually because if you see the video in youtube they're building the large pixel collider with this stuff
Graphics card: 4 GTX Titans
Case: Aventum II chassis
MotherBoard: Rampage IV
CPU/Processor: intel i7-4960X
RAM/Memory: Corsair 64 Dominator Platinum DDR3 2400MHz
Hard drive/Storage: 4 TB Black HDD Western Digital
SSD: Cosair 480 GB Neutron GTX
Power Supply: Corsair AX 1200Ii 1200-WATT

so you are telling me that it requires 1300w power supply? but they did use the Corsair AX1200i Digital ATX 80PLUS Platinum Modular PSU which had 1200w and i am not so sure with that psu that u just suggested,and both of the GPU's have the same power consumption so are you really sure that it requires 1300w+ because they did use more stuff than the stuff im going to build,so i am not so sure and i dont really believe you that it requires 1300w power supply,here is the video quickly head to 4:30 at the video and you'll see that it requires the corsair 1200w and not a 1300w one.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jt_Sz_srw80

I think I did not make myself clear to you. Reason for 1300 was to give you some headroom which is always nice to have. 1200 will definitely do the job.

Tell me what are you upto? Are going with 3 780 Tis or 4 780 Tis or now TITANs?

No you don't need HDD cooler. You can go with 4 GTX 780 Tis and minimum 1300W PSU. My point of view is that you actually don't need this much raw power just for gaming. Even single 780 Ti is powerful enough to fulfill your gaming requirements.

Look for model number of the WD Black Caviar. Check if it has FZEX, FAEX etc

but on that site i sent u to suggest a psu,thats where i can only buy my gaming rig from so i dont see 1 i only see the one i choose which is this http://dynaquestpc.com/product/western-digital-caviar-black-4tb/

It is WD Black 4 TB SATA Hard Drives ( WD4003FZEX). Good choice. Stick with it.

by the way i am NOT so sure that 4 palit GTX 780 ti's jetstreamed requires an 1300w+ power supply really man? are u even sure because on this current power supply http://dynaquestpc.com/product/corsair-ax1200i-digital-atx-80plus-platinum-modular-psu/ it can power up to 4 TITANS actually because if you see the video in youtube they're building the large pixel collider with this stuff
Graphics card: 4 GTX Titans
Case: Aventum II chassis
MotherBoard: Rampage IV
CPU/Processor: intel i7-4960X
RAM/Memory: Corsair 64 Dominator Platinum DDR3 2400MHz
Hard drive/Storage: 4 TB Black HDD Western Digital
SSD: Cosair 480 GB Neutron GTX
Power Supply: Corsair AX 1200Ii 1200-WATT

so you are telling me that it requires 1300w power supply? but they did use the Corsair AX1200i Digital ATX 80PLUS Platinum Modular PSU which had 1200w and i am not so sure with that psu that u just suggested,and both of the GPU's have the same power consumption so are you really sure that it requires 1300w+ because they did use more stuff than the stuff im going to build,so i am not so sure and i dont really believe you that it requires 1300w power supply,here is the video quickly head to 4:30 at the video and you'll see that it requires the corsair 1200w and not a 1300w one.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jt_Sz_srw80

I think I did not make myself clear to you. Reason for 1300 was to give you some headroom which is always nice to have. 1200 will definitely do the job.

Tell me what are you upto? Are going with 3 780 Tis or 4 780 Tis or now TITANs?

im going with 4 780 ti's and the last time you said 1200 cant power the whole thing up? if i go with titans it'll be expensive its like $1000 each? so i'll just stick with the 780 ti's and here you said this

EasyLover said:
No you don't need HDD cooler. You can go with 4 GTX 780 Tis and minimum 1300W PSU. My point of view is that you actually don't need this much raw power just for gaming. Even single 780 Ti is powerful enough to fulfill your gaming requirements.

This is what i wrote: "With this quad SLI you will be needing near about 1300W+ PSU"

Correct me if I'm wrong. You are almost arguing with me for 100w difference

Efficiency of the PSU can be achieved with two things:

1. PSU is operating at 50-60% of its rated power
2. PSU is drawing full power at 220v

With efficiency you'll have two benefits:

1. Saving in utility bill
2. Less heat

With all this setup, if on average you system draws say 700W so you'll be better off with high power PSU along with headroom.

Is there some thing wrong with these facts.

If you want you may stick with 1200W but remember you'll be overclocking your CPU, your GPUs will be drawing more power as well. You'll be using cooling equipment as well. See the complete picture dear not just what others have done.

If you want go with AX1200. It is a tier 1 PSU with 92% efficiency.

Good Luck

so if i currently go with the 1200i corsair i wont have any problems about the psu? because there might be one and i dont want to fry anything up or something thanks if you reply back i just needed to make sure,and which is better between this two because its kinda hard to decide
this
http://dynaquestpc.com/product/corsair-ax1200i-digital-atx-80plus-platinum-modular-psu/
or this
http://dynaquestpc.com/product/silverstone-st-1200-g-strider-gold-1200w/

You should go for AX 1200i as it is tier 1 brand and there should not be second thoughts about it.

 

[Alexis92]

No you don't need HDD cooler. You can go with 4 GTX 780 Tis and minimum 1300W PSU. My point of view is that you actually don't need this much raw power just for gaming. Even single 780 Ti is powerful enough to fulfill your gaming requirements.

Look for model number of the WD Black Caviar. Check if it has FZEX, FAEX etc

but on that site i sent u to suggest a psu,thats where i can only buy my gaming rig from so i dont see 1 i only see the one i choose which is this http://dynaquestpc.com/product/western-digital-caviar-black-4tb/

It is WD Black 4 TB SATA Hard Drives ( WD4003FZEX). Good choice. Stick with it.

by the way i am NOT so sure that 4 palit GTX 780 ti's jetstreamed requires an 1300w+ power supply really man? are u even sure because on this current power supply http://dynaquestpc.com/product/corsair-ax1200i-digital-atx-80plus-platinum-modular-psu/ it can power up to 4 TITANS actually because if you see the video in youtube they're building the large pixel collider with this stuff
Graphics card: 4 GTX Titans
Case: Aventum II chassis
MotherBoard: Rampage IV
CPU/Processor: intel i7-4960X
RAM/Memory: Corsair 64 Dominator Platinum DDR3 2400MHz
Hard drive/Storage: 4 TB Black HDD Western Digital
SSD: Cosair 480 GB Neutron GTX
Power Supply: Corsair AX 1200Ii 1200-WATT

so you are telling me that it requires 1300w power supply? but they did use the Corsair AX1200i Digital ATX 80PLUS Platinum Modular PSU which had 1200w and i am not so sure with that psu that u just suggested,and both of the GPU's have the same power consumption so are you really sure that it requires 1300w+ because they did use more stuff than the stuff im going to build,so i am not so sure and i dont really believe you that it requires 1300w power supply,here is the video quickly head to 4:30 at the video and you'll see that it requires the corsair 1200w and not a 1300w one.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jt_Sz_srw80

I think I did not make myself clear to you. Reason for 1300 was to give you some headroom which is always nice to have. 1200 will definitely do the job.

Tell me what are you upto? Are going with 3 780 Tis or 4 780 Tis or now TITANs?

No you don't need HDD cooler. You can go with 4 GTX 780 Tis and minimum 1300W PSU. My point of view is that you actually don't need this much raw power just for gaming. Even single 780 Ti is powerful enough to fulfill your gaming requirements.

Look for model number of the WD Black Caviar. Check if it has FZEX, FAEX etc

but on that site i sent u to suggest a psu,thats where i can only buy my gaming rig from so i dont see 1 i only see the one i choose which is this http://dynaquestpc.com/product/western-digital-caviar-black-4tb/

It is WD Black 4 TB SATA Hard Drives ( WD4003FZEX). Good choice. Stick with it.

by the way i am NOT so sure that 4 palit GTX 780 ti's jetstreamed requires an 1300w+ power supply really man? are u even sure because on this current power supply http://dynaquestpc.com/product/corsair-ax1200i-digital-atx-80plus-platinum-modular-psu/ it can power up to 4 TITANS actually because if you see the video in youtube they're building the large pixel collider with this stuff
Graphics card: 4 GTX Titans
Case: Aventum II chassis
MotherBoard: Rampage IV
CPU/Processor: intel i7-4960X
RAM/Memory: Corsair 64 Dominator Platinum DDR3 2400MHz
Hard drive/Storage: 4 TB Black HDD Western Digital
SSD: Cosair 480 GB Neutron GTX
Power Supply: Corsair AX 1200Ii 1200-WATT

so you are telling me that it requires 1300w power supply? but they did use the Corsair AX1200i Digital ATX 80PLUS Platinum Modular PSU which had 1200w and i am not so sure with that psu that u just suggested,and both of the GPU's have the same power consumption so are you really sure that it requires 1300w+ because they did use more stuff than the stuff im going to build,so i am not so sure and i dont really believe you that it requires 1300w power supply,here is the video quickly head to 4:30 at the video and you'll see that it requires the corsair 1200w and not a 1300w one.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jt_Sz_srw80

I think I did not make myself clear to you. Reason for 1300 was to give you some headroom which is always nice to have. 1200 will definitely do the job.

Tell me what are you upto? Are going with 3 780 Tis or 4 780 Tis or now TITANs?

im going with 4 780 ti's and the last time you said 1200 cant power the whole thing up? if i go with titans it'll be expensive its like $1000 each? so i'll just stick with the 780 ti's and here you said this

EasyLover said:
No you don't need HDD cooler. You can go with 4 GTX 780 Tis and minimum 1300W PSU. My point of view is that you actually don't need this much raw power just for gaming. Even single 780 Ti is powerful enough to fulfill your gaming requirements.

This is what i wrote: "With this quad SLI you will be needing near about 1300W+ PSU"

Correct me if I'm wrong. You are almost arguing with me for 100w difference

Efficiency of the PSU can be achieved with two things:

1. PSU is operating at 50-60% of its rated power
2. PSU is drawing full power at 220v

With efficiency you'll have two benefits:

1. Saving in utility bill
2. Less heat

With all this setup, if on average you system draws say 700W so you'll be better off with high power PSU along with headroom.

Is there some thing wrong with these facts.

If you want you may stick with 1200W but remember you'll be overclocking your CPU, your GPUs will be drawing more power as well. You'll be using cooling equipment as well. See the complete picture dear not just what others have done.

If you want go with AX1200. It is a tier 1 PSU with 92% efficiency.

Good Luck

so if i currently go with the 1200i corsair i wont have any problems about the psu? because there might be one and i dont want to fry anything up or something thanks if you reply back i just needed to make sure,and which is better between this two because its kinda hard to decide
this
http://dynaquestpc.com/product/corsair-ax1200i-digital-atx-80plus-platinum-modular-psu/
or this
http://dynaquestpc.com/product/silverstone-st-1200-g-strider-gold-1200w/

You should go for AX 1200i as it is tier 1 brand and there should not be second thoughts about it.

ok thank you very much man/woman if i can only make you the best expert here or something 😛