So, we're going to start building this Photoshop system by putting an Intel Core i7 at its heart. AMD makes some good CPUs, but for Photoshop you should be looking at Intel processors. Here's a benchmark to support all the above statements, and based on my testing these conclusions are just as applicable to Photoshop CS6 as they were to CS5 or 5.5. Intel CPUs trump AMD silicon, speed of the CPU matters, and pushing the cores beyond four doesn't have a huge impact on performance. When it comes to Photoshop, there are three CPU-related facts that you have to accept. Let's take a look at these four components in more detail. A graphics card that supports GPU-acceleration found in Photoshop CS6.To build the "Ultimate" Photoshop system you will need to choose four components carefully. While I'm specifically looking at a system suited to Photoshop CS6, this build will work equally well for any of the big Adobe products, such as Premiere Pro CS6 or even the 'full' Master Collection CS6 package. Personally, I'm not much of a Photoshop user, and most of my "art" ends up looking like the 4chan Rage Guy, so please don't ask me any Photoshop-related questions! Well, here it is, a guide to building your "Ultimate" Photoshop CS6 system.
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