Um, a bit random, are you sure you are in the right forum?
Looking at your posting history i think you need to learn the correct way of asking a question especially a technical one, hint, your post isn't the correct way ;)
I would await for some input from the more experience users on this build before going any further
There is no way you need 192GB RAM for Photoshop/Lightroom
You will want to go for a smaller boot drive with a 2TB secondary M.2 for working projects etc.
You don't need the Arctic extreme paste...
Way over in certain areas (RAM, storage, fans) way under in others (PSU) I will let others who know better tame the build
I suggest having a read of Pugets Davinci resolve to get an idea of where you need to be for that...
What Video editing software are you using?
Drives would typically be as below, you don't want everything on one drive for numerous reasons, performance to name one
512GB for OS and Applications
2TB SOLIDIGM P44 for working drive (active editing projects)
2TB SOLIDIGM P41 for...
The familiarity from Windows 10 to 11 will take you 5 minutes, i did it a few months back, not sure why i held off for so long, no major differences that you will notice as a user apart from a few GUI changes, don't make it hard for yourself.
No downside to using 254 in the correct IP range, but as i say some devices may see it is illegal and refuse to take it if the first octet is 192
Class C IP's are designed for use in small LAN's so limited to 254 addresses by subnet mask, if you want to go wider and have no issues with devices...
It won't change the speed of anything (that you would notice) it just allows for more addressable IP's so if you need more than 254 addresses then just widen the subnet mask as you suggest.
But it may depend on what IP class you are working with if you can actually use a 255.255.254.0 subnet...
Not sure if i'm missing something but it looks right to me, 2 x 2TB in RAID0 will give 3.7TB usable, which is what you have showing on Disk1 (E:)
What does it show in My Computer?
What do the UA cards do, just allow you to run their plug-ins on their dedicated hardware?
Can you not just sack them off and run the plug-ins directly in your DAW if you already own them?
Seems like they may have been useful years back when PC's were limited in processing but not now, unless...
Well, as above it's probably too late now as it probably already on a carrier but from the info you have given you are probably over on CPU, certainly over on Motherboard and RAM and under on drives and PSU, you also don't need the MX4 if you have gone with Corsair cooling
As has been said if...
You need to share the config link as per the linked posts so people can edit your config as your storage isn’t really up to it.
You might want to consider your storage, would normally be better with 500GB for OS and secondary 1 or 2TB for games etc
I would honestly post you full spec as it is...
They are asking for you to post your spec with the link at the bottom as per the instructions linked so they can update parts to get the build correct for you.
Also its a NO, i don't think anybody would recommend a CV SERIES PSU for a build other than general office use