My first ever epic PC build

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Hello fellow Tek Syndicants ( If you will). Before I start I want to say that I am from India , 15 years is my age and here I am with my build. This aint any build i call it the "Epic Editing PC "

The componets-

CPU - Intel 3930k

MB - Asus Sabertooth x79

RAM - G SKILL RIPJAWS x 32GB (1600Mhz)

LC - Kraken X60

PSU- Seasonic 850 watt 80 plus gold

GPU- 680-DC2 (4 GB GDDR5)

SC- Xonar essence STX ( for my sen 650)

CASE- CM Storm Stryker

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2 SSD's  (Intel 520 (124) and kingston v200 (64) )

WD Cavier Blue (500gb) and Seasgate barracuda (1tb)

NZXT Hue RGB led controller

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Really quick beast will be doing benchmarks on my channel if you guys are intrested then plz check it out it is-

youtube.com/MrTechAgent

If you are reading it till the end then please check out my channel all the benchmarks,photos and videos relating it will be found there, and thanks for reading if you are till now :)

Its nice to be in the Tek Syndiacate community :)

 

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Im sorry... but what. 

2 SSD IN Raid  0 (Intel 520 (124) and kingston v200 (64) )

Raid 0 doesnt work like that, bro. Plus, that build is massive overkill for any kind of editing that a 15 year old would be doing

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It could be now but who knows about the future , and the raid 0 setup is not done yet i was thinking about  reinstalling my  OS but I didnt do it so I think its time to edit this post.

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For Raid 0 you need to identical drives. Same brand, controller, size, both formatted. Same drives.

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And thank god I did not do that yet.

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You dont need 2 identical drives but if you use a 64gb drive and a 120gb drive you will only be useing 1/2 of the larger drive ie the its best to have the same amount of space on each drive so your not wasteing space.

Raid 0 is useualy around 2 times faster than the slowest drive 

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That was something new that I learned but the question remains if a raid controller is required or the motherboard can do it ?

Thanks :)

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motherboards can do it of you can use softraid (windows softwhere in windows disc manager)