Can I get an answer from the programmers about the relations of the programs and the computer parts?

Question

I'm planning to set a computer of my own, so I'm looking for computer parts.

But while I was studying about the parts, I learned that every program works in an different way.

For example, I heard Photoshop, Premiere Pro mostly uses CPU when they are working.

But at the same time I heard that the power of a single core(GHz) is important to Photoshop, while the number of core and threads are important to Premiere Pro.

Like this, some programs might need more RAM, or a better graphic card.

I use Lightroom, Bridge, Photoshop, Premiere Pro, After Effects, illustrator, Indesign.

Because I use many programs, and can assume that these programs will use different parts of the computer, it would be great if I can know what part of the computer is important for each programs.

But since it is a program, I thought the programmers will be the ones who knows about this.

Is there a way where I can get an answer from the programmers of Adobe?

Test Screen Name · Accepted Answer

The programmers don't come here. And you can't contact them. The whole management structure of software companies is designed to make sure the programmers aren't distracted by questions, and keep programming. Programmers are very easily distracted.

You can make your own study easily using Task Manager/Activity Monitor. For some reason people don't do this, they just blindly upgrade. The fact is that it's going to vary with your own particular work, as well as the design of the apps.

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