System Requirments of Adobe Creative Clouds

Question

Hello,
I am Willing to Purchase a System that Could run all the products of Adobe Creative Clouds That includes Designing, Animation, Motion Graphics , Video Editing and All.. I usually Use Photoshop, Illustrator, Animate, After Effect, Premier , But in the Current Spec of my Notebook i am unable to Enjoy the Fully Funtionality of these Softwares because my Notebook hangs and does allow me to use them in their full Limits .. Therefore i Decided to purchase a System .. I Choosed the Specifications
Intel Core I5 (3rd Generation )
8 or 16gb Ram
1TB HD
GPU?Wanted to know what is open GL support?Gl4?Graphic Card?? I wanted to know which Graphic card is best that supports all these Softwares , i seriously dont know anything about Graphic Cards about Their bits and their performance,.. The Local Computer Hardware Shop Told me For Nvidia FX3800 256 bit Could be Best for me .. Please Help me out in Choosing The Right Graphic Card

Further with this PC i need to increase my Skills for 3D Designing, Architectural and Visualization , in AutoCAD, Maya .. Keeping in mind Suggestions for the Best Requirments for PC and Graphic Card in Reasonable cost ...

Thanks

RjL190365 · Accepted Answer

Hmm Thanks for the suggestions.. the processor and the ram ? you should not prefer me I5 16gb ram ? I5 32 gb ram atleast?
i am willing to spend $300 to $400 on a proper System
Ill be editing Media in Adobe Preimier and motion Graphics in After Effects, and other softwares Maya , 3Ds etc

For $300 to $400 total you're not going to get anything at all whatsoever that will work adequately smoothly with any of the Adobe CC programs. At best, you'll get a woefully imbalanced system where one of the critical parts severely underperforms the others, or you'll get an outdated or underperformance system that will completely choke on everything Adobe. Even my mini-ITX build with an i7-7700 (non-K), 16GB of DDR4-2400 RAM, a GTX 1060 and two 500GB SATA SSDs cost more than $1,100 – and that's including an adequate CPU cooler and a power supply unit that will easily handle the full load of that system.

In other words, if you get a complete system build for that little, you might as well throw away $300 to $400 into a landfill or incinerator – as far as Adobe Creative Cloud is concerned. It's sad to see someone buying expensive professional-level software for a cheap, underpowered and/or obsolete PC when such software really requires an expensive PC with current-generation hardware just to run smoothly.

RjL190365 · Answer

What you were suggested (component-wise) is now obsolete. That FX 3800 is now no longer supported for MPE GPU acceleration in Premiere Pro CC 2015.3 or later because it is a 10-year-old Tesla-architecture GPU whose support from Nvidia is now in legacy status. The program will be permanently locked to the software-only mode with no hardware acceleration whatsoever. And that "third generation" i5 is now five years old, and there's no guarantee that software writers will support any hardware that's more than three years old.

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