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I think multi-core is very important at after effect.
1. E7-8890 V4 es + GTX 1070 FE
2. I7-8700 + GTX 1080 FE
I know ES cpu is really gamble, but price of 1, 2 is same.
So, choose computer please !
My computer system is now
i7-8700k
asus maximus x formula
g.skill ddr4 32gb 3866mhz
aorus gtx 1080ti
radiator 480mm x2
phantek enthoo elite
but, i can't use my computer at after effect ( something happen )
As those above have mentioned, multiple cores are not important to modern After Effects.
In order of importance:
1 - CPU Speed (not cores)
2 - RAM - get as much as you can afford
3 - Fast SSD hard drive
4 - GPU
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My opinion:
I would choose the CPU with the highest GHz.
The number of cores doesn't make a huge difference in AE. It makes in Premiere or C4D.
Also you won't use the 1080 at its full potential, since AE is not graphic card hungry.
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I think multi-core is very important at after effect.
No, it isn't. Very few things in AE are parallelized and multi-threaded, so there is zero advantage here and in fact it may be a lot slower, because many cores wouldn't even be used. read the many threads on this forum on this subject. I've expleained this in detail a million times.
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As those above have mentioned, multiple cores are not important to modern After Effects.
In order of importance:
1 - CPU Speed (not cores)
2 - RAM - get as much as you can afford
3 - Fast SSD hard drive
4 - GPU
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But, i don't use aftereffect cc , i use aftereffect cs6.
CPU speed is important than core on cs6, too ??
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