Ryzen 9 After Effects Workstation Overview
This Ryzen 9 After Effects Workstation is built around the Ryzen 9 9950X with an RTX 5080 16GB video card.
This combination provides a very powerful solution for medium MFR workloads and GPU-accelerated plugins.
For connectivity, this machine has several USB ports (including a few Type C) on the front and back and can be upgraded to have 10G networking (requires a more expensive motherboard). It also has room for a Blackmagic DeckLink video monitoring card or other add-on cards if desired.
Ryzen 9 After Effects Workstation Upgrades/Changes
This motherboard can hold 4 PCIe 4.0 m2 NVME drives at the same time, and the case can support a number of SSD and/or HDD drives. If you want separate drives for OS/programs, project files/cache, dedicated cache, and long-term storage, please let us know.
If you need more than 256GB of RAM, we recommend a build based on Threadripper, as it supports ECC memory. 384GB is the highest we can go on Threadripper non-Pro, without resorting to EXTREMELY expensive 128GB or 256GB DIMMs. 768GB is the highest we can normally go on Threadripper Pro, for the same reasons.
If you need Thunderbolt capability, we recommend our Core Ultra 9 After Effects system.
Ryzen 9 After Effects Workstation Limitations
This platform is currently limited to 32 threads, 3 PCIe devices, and 256GB of memory. Please let us know if you need a more robust platform.
Builds In This Set
Broadcasting Desktop Workstations
Core Ultra 9 Broadcasting | Threadripper Broadcasting | Threadripper Pro Pixera
After Effects Desktop Workstations
Core Ultra 9 After Effects | Ryzen 9 After Effects | Threadripper After Effects
Premiere Pro Desktop Workstations
Core Ultra 9 Premiere Pro | Ryzen 9 Premiere Pro | Threadripper Premiere Pro
DaVinci Resolve Desktop Workstations
Core Ultra 9 DaVinci Resolve | Ryzen 9 DaVinci Resolve | Threadripper DaVinci Resolve
