You can also enable background multi-processing, giving each core its own memory segment, although this is only advisable when there’s lots of RAM available, as it reduces the overall total available when previewing. Complementing the expanded RAM capabilities is integrated memory management, where you can allocate how RAM is apportioned between the Adobe apps running on your system, and how much is left for other software. This will provide a significant workflow boost, and help After Effects to win even more friends in the world of film production.
In a system with 136GB of RAM, Adobe claims you can preview as much as 37 seconds of 4K footage, although our test workstation’s 6GB wasn’t enough to try this out. For example, with 32GB of RAM you could preview more than 30 seconds of 1080p footage. Now that After Effects has switched to native 64-bit code, it can take advantage of as much memory as you can throw at it. Transform moving images for delivery to theaters, living rooms, personal computers, and mobile devices.
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