QOTW: What capacity is the power supply in your main PC?

[whatif]

1350w Enermax platinum series for my gaming PC (water cooled CPU and dual 290x's with over 10 fans).
1000w Enermax platinum series for my work PC.
Both of these were bought on special (shop's closing down sale) for about 1/2 price, both are of standard ATX sizes (I have even fitted the 1350w into a sff chassis at one stage), and the system only draws the power it needs - so why not.
And a 19v 65w for my NUC.

[udinbrian]

Enermax Lepa MX F1 650watt

[Fabula]

Enermax MaxPro 600W for skylake and titan gaming rig.

[Wheelzup]

1200W Corsair modular

[safetravels]

Corsair RMx 650w, gotta have that silent mode!

[Calum]

850w Corsair RM - No problems with it even after 3 years of heavy use and a couple of major rebuilds.

[Strawb77]

corsair ax1200i just about serves my needs

[Racksmirh]

Silverstone Strider Plus ST70F-PB fully modular. Reduces the amount of cables in my system and I can make custom cables if needed at work.

[rpjkw11]

Seasonic Silent Snow 1050W

[Korrorra]

An Antec 900w. Only need a 550w or 650w. A bit overkill. I'm currently looking to downsize this psu to a 650w or a 750w. So not as much overkill. Also stuck between Seasonic and EVGA gold and bronze again. I was looking at the titanium's but some reviewers say it won't save you money for many years. It's also a challenge to try and find a fully modular red themed PSU. be quiet! has some nice ones but again the color theme issue. Or I can try and paint its myself.

[wazzickle]

120W baby, pico psu for my mini itx HTPC build