What is the best build for a PC for the use of After Effects,Nuke,Maya,Cinema 4D.

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Hi! I'm thinking of upgrading my PC,because i have problems in using After Effects. I want also to use Maya,Nuke and Cinema 4D. I want you to recommend me a PC build with a budget of 450$-650$. I have the RAM(2X8GB DDR3), the HDD(2TB) and the PC's Case.
 
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Your budget and your program needs have a very a large discrepancy. The CPU(s) or GPU alone should cost your entire budget. Professionals drop $2-3k on multi-CPU workstations running quadro or firepro GPUs in them for applications like Maya

Your DDR3 memory will not work with anything new as all of that uses DDR4.
New I would look at ryzen 1600, 16gb of ram, inexpensive mobo, and the best GPU you can get with the rest of your budget.

While there are decent used dual xeon cpu setups, this will be difficult to get in your budget, and your non ECC ddr3 memory wont be usable in this setup either. Anything less than this for used is not going to be better than the ryzen setup i listed above.
Your budget and your program needs have a very a large discrepancy. The CPU(s) or GPU alone should cost your entire budget. Professionals drop $2-3k on multi-CPU workstations running quadro or firepro GPUs in them for applications like Maya

Your DDR3 memory will not work with anything new as all of that uses DDR4.
New I would look at ryzen 1600, 16gb of ram, inexpensive mobo, and the best GPU you can get with the rest of your budget.

While there are decent used dual xeon cpu setups, this will be difficult to get in your budget, and your non ECC ddr3 memory wont be usable in this setup either. Anything less than this for used is not going to be better than the ryzen setup i listed above.
 
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And which do you think is better ryzen 1600 or intel core i5 6700k?
 

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And can you recommend me what 16gb ram to buy and motherboard? Because there is something called "MHz" and i dont understand it very well...
 

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