Does Adobe Premiere CC utilize all 24 cores of a Xeon CPU while exporting in 4K?

Hey folks,
Just wanted to bring this up to you guys regarding processing power on Premier Pro CC. The Xeon E5-2697 v2 is a 12 core CPU that comes with 24 threads and I was wondering if anyone out there utilizes all these cores while exporting in 4K?
Thanks
Eber

Here are the top three PPBM8 scoring for exporting the CPU intensive MPEG2-DVD timeline.
My heavily overclocked (4.5 GHz) i7-5960X with 8-cores scores at about 279 seconds, this is typical of other i7-5960X based systems which we have 6 other submitted scores ranging from 260 to 286
Eric at ADK supplied the first and third results showing a significant Premiere improvement in this CPU only export when going from 14 cores to 28 cores. I hope I got the clock speed correctly, Speccy does not always give the correct clock speeds of the processor unless you run it while the benchmark is running. Maybe he can comment
Jim Short has the second lowest time with his 16 total cores
This export is AVCHD to DVD export. The H.264 timeline that we have in PPBM8 that includes some 4K media does not show such a large variation versus cores, but this may be due to the fact that that export is GPU assisted.

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