What is my weakest component?

basicscoding

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Basically I would like to know what is my weakest part in my build so that I can upgrade it. Specs:

i7 5820k (6 cores @ 3.3GHz)
TITAN X (12GB VRAM)
32GB DDR4 RAM (2133MHz)
1050W PSU (I don't know which brand)
4TB HDD
Asus X99-A Motherboard
 
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Sorry for the super short reply. Hit answer by mistake. Ideally the best cost/performance is keep the large HDD for general storage, and have an SSD in addition for the OS/often used programs and games etc.

Gives you the bonus of SSD enabled boot times and fast loading for the programs that are on it, without having to shell out like 6 grand for a large SSD. Most people would be recommended a 250GB, though a 500GB or similar might fit your build better just based on the amount of files you have. In addition, I'm not sure if the motherboard supports it, but if it does you could go for an M.2 SSD as it's faster than a...

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Sorry for the super short reply. Hit answer by mistake. Ideally the best cost/performance is keep the large HDD for general storage, and have an SSD in addition for the OS/often used programs and games etc.

Gives you the bonus of SSD enabled boot times and fast loading for the programs that are on it, without having to shell out like 6 grand for a large SSD. Most people would be recommended a 250GB, though a 500GB or similar might fit your build better just based on the amount of files you have. In addition, I'm not sure if the motherboard supports it, but if it does you could go for an M.2 SSD as it's faster than a normal one.
 
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Running a multi-tiered storage setup is ideal. Say a Samsung 950 256gb for the OS, then a 2tb 850 evo for programs, and then your 4 tb for storage. Or, you could run 2 2tb 850 evos in striped setup. But, to be honest, I'm not a huge fan of raid 0.