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Gap from marked object under the extensions tab in your dimension defaults. set it to say 12"-18"

The setup you mentioned should be sufficient for Premier Pro, I have no input on cards, I typically use nVidia for its rendering capabilities. Yes more cores the better for traces, it is CPU dependent, I have a 14 core that uses all cores on CA, but CA raytraces are terribly inefficient for me, I only use it to diagnose other users efforts in the endeavor. Samsung 970 pro would be my top vote on drives

My biggest question for hardware recommendations will always be; What other programs do you use and depend on? Are you moving to a desktop from a laptop? Hard drive is a big part of the equation, spring for an NVME drive or the SATA 4 based drives...there are some current threads on this if you limit a search by date. 32gb RAM is a must for me...I run a ton of temp files from various programs in RAM. Single thread CPU speed makes for a Fast workflow...more cores for raytracing..find your balance. There are also people who charge small fees for renders outside software at a lower cost than it probably takes you to produce an inferior trace in CA(sorry Chief).

I would suggest using a 3d tree from the bonus catalog, free with SSA. Alternatively, you can turn any image into a tree if it is a PNG with no fill in the background.Do a google search. build/image/create image- load your tree texture.

Shared in the cloud, every revision gets its own folder. CAD folder, within the CAD folder is a shortened date folder every revision you simply copy paste the dated folder and rename to the new date..add your initials if you like. Also there are methods for sharing libraries listed in my symbols and content thread(link in my signature) jobname/CAD/2190829-RR would be the folder for today's date

Honestly your main board and CPU could go a few more years with just an upgrade to a NVME drive and some system optimization, which could carry over to a new system when needed. Maybe some best practices in CA as well, mileage may vary but their are methods for speeding up CA that involve your workflow.

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Would you mind posting the PDF? Maybe some reducing or conversion can help