[Alex Galentine] “I was wondering if I should make a AMD Dual socket server. With two AMD-8350’s so i have 16 core’s working instead of just eight in a normal system.”
AMD has been lagging Intel on performance, but beating them on price. You’ll have to decide which is more important to you.
[Alex Galentine] “Would this double the power? So i can Dymalink with amazing render speeds?”
Dynamic Link uses only a single “headless” instance of the Ae renderer which runs mainly on one CPU core when you are dynamically linking an Ae comp into a Pr project or Adobe Media Encoder. Thus, you’d be better off with higher clock speeds than with more cores in these scenarios.
However, when rendering from Ae, you can use multiprocessing. If you have a lot of RAM, then more cores can be very helpful.
As Mike noted, the GPU matters for Premiere. It is considerably less important for Ae, really only mattering for the ray-tracing renderer. A recent high-spec NVIDIA GeForce GTX card (770, 780, Titan) would be a good choice for both apps.
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