CS3 to CS5.5

Hi all,
I am wanting to upgrade from Production Premium CS3 to C5.5. I am trying to find out if  my video card will work with AE. My video card is Nvidia MSI 560GTX Ti. http://uk.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-560ti/specifications. On another note can AE recognise AVCHD format?
Also I have 16meg DDR3 of memory. But I have read that you will need 24 to 32 meg for rendering. Is this correct?
I am also looking if the above will be sufficient for Production Premium CS6 when it is released.
Thank you
Tony

I am trying to find out if  my video card will work with AE.
They all "work". Seriously, at this point AE's OpenGL usage is so rubbish, it doesn't matter what card you have. Many users, including me, simply prefer to work without OpneGL in teh interest of better stability and galactic peace...
On another note can AE recognise AVCHD format?
Yes it does. Read the help on specifics for format support.
Also I have 16meg DDR3 of memory. But I have read that you will need 24 to 32 meg for rendering. Is this correct?
That's nonsense. AE will work just fine with 16GB, you may just not be able to use "Render Multiple Frames Simultanuously" or at least specific combinations of it. Again, read the online help.
I am also looking if the above will be sufficient for Production Premium CS6 when it is released.
That's like asking your mom whether your favorite childhood Spongebob undies still fit after puberty... At this point nobody can tell you officially and even when it comes out and there may be some theoretical system requirements for whatever fancies they have in there, there's no guarantees it will work. You could always wait a little longer, you know. NAB starts on April 14th and CS6 isn't that far away on a more general level, too. Some more info might magically fall out of the sky...
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