4K Video Editing?

[tasweet28]

As soon as I get my $$tax return$$ I will be building a new system for 4k video editing. I will be doing heavy grading and color correction on LOG footage in Resolve and Premiere, and effects like tracking, sharpening, noise reduction, etc, and possibly some heavy After Effects stuff in the future. I also like to game, but I'd be perfectly happy with med-high settings with 30+ fps in games like GTA V and Saints Row IV.

I intent for my system to fly through the video editing.
Here is my pick so far. My budget before monitor and accesories is $700-750. Yeah, kind of a low budget for hardcore video editing but half resolution and proxies are options for a slightly underpowered system.

I would like opinions and recomendations from the community. Will this be powerful enough for my needs or should I switch for something like an i5 6500 or Xeon 1230? Although from benchmarks, the 8350 seems to pull ahead most times above most i5s and above the i7 3770k in things like 3d modelling and video rendering/encoding.

I would love to wait for Zen but I need the new computer now, and I don't see it as much of a burden to just upgrade later.

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/jLYGVY

UPDATED: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/7tLVbj

 

[KeelinTy]

Editing, that system will be able to handle it. But rendering that video that you edited, You will need something way more powerful or you will have to wait a long, long time for the video to render

 

[Zerk2012]

Nope 4k editing is going to be a slow slow process.
When you run out of memory your going to be working from the drive.
Up the memory to 16gb at the least.
Low quality power supply and that board is not very good for a 125vwatt processor.

 

[tasweet28]

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[TMTOWTSAC]

If you're going to be using Ray Tracing in After Effects, it only supports Nvidia GPU acceleration.

https://helpx.adobe.com/after-effects/using/rendering-opengl.html

Everything else should work with AMD cards.

 

[tasweet28]

Nope 4k editing is going to be a slow slow process.
When you run out of memory your going to be working from the drive.
Up the memory to 16gb at the least.
Low quality power supply and that board is not very good for a 125vwatt processor.

The rx 480 will take the rendering and that will make it much much faster.

And yes, the video will be 4k but I won't be in full playback resolution while editing. You can't and shouldn't really do that anyways unless you have a much more expensive system. That motherboard has great reviews and Asrock is known for reliability, but what would you recommend for the MB?