Hardware to run Dynamic Link?

My suggestion:

Save up for an entire new system. You will NOT be able to use your existing 32 GB of RAM at all in any new PC because your current RAM is DDR3 while new PCs now use only DDR4 RAM; the two types are completely incompatible with one another (in fact, the DDR3 and DDR4 slots are both physically and electrically different from one another so that your existing DDR3 RAM will not even physically fit the RAM slots on any newer PC). And the rest of your hardware is in extremely sad shape by current standards, with a GPU that's actually slower than most of the integrated graphics built into newer CPUs. And to top (or in this case, bottom) it off, your current CPU is actually as slow as or slower than even a Haswell-generation dual-core Intel i3 CPU because the CPU features that Adobe software makes heavy use of are poorly implemented in all of the pre-Ryzen AMD CPUs compare to even Intel CPUs that are three generations older than that.

And you cannot use any Fermi GPU at all in the latest versions of Premiere Pro for GPU acceleration (this means that the MPE renderer will be permanently locked to the software-only mode), beginning with version 13.0.0: NVIDIA has EOSL'd (End Of Support Lifed) all Fermi GPUs as of this past January although the last driver version that supported Fermi was version 391.35, released at the end of March of last year. But that driver only supported CUDA 9.1, while all versions of Premiere Pro 13.x require a driver that supports CUDA 9.2 or higher (this means driver version 397.64 or later) to even enable GPU acceleration at all.