Does my new MacPro playback Sony F65 Raw 4K video in realtime?

Hi, All
     I'm sorry, I don't know whether this is the right place to ask this question. I want to purchase
a MacPro to edit Sony F65's 4K Raw files with Premiere Pro CS6. I am not sure whether the MacPro
can playback the 4K Raw file in realtime. But I can not get any official  information for the recommend hardware configuration.
The configuration of MacPro is as following:
      MD771CH/A
            CPU  : dual 3.06GHz 6 core Intel Xeon processor
            RAM: 32GB
            1TB  SATA
            ATI Radeon HD 5770 , 1GB GDDR5 memory
             GPU card: Quadro 4000 For Mac
             Disk Array: PCIe array. Speed > 400MB/s,  F65 Raw file bitrate is 1.9Gbps.
  So, my question is that is this MacPro power enough to playback the 4K video in real-time? Can anybody help me to check it?
Best Regards.
wshvic

So, my question is that is this MacPro power enough to playback the 4K video in real-time? Can anybody help me to check it?
A single track equates to around 240 MB/s, so theoretically you could play a single track in RT, but multiple tracks, no. Don't forget their is always overhead, so 400 MB/s sustained transfer rate is cutting it thin.

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