Dynamic Link Playback Issues

Even if I "Render Enire Work Area" my dynamic linked comps will not playback without stuttering and dropping frames, I've just been rendering QT's out of AE as a workaround, but how do I get this to work for real??
1920x1080 uncompressed QT is my source footage.
Mac
Nvidia 4000m (mercury playback is working fine) I can play Red in realtime no problem.)
48 gigs ram
I realize AE's render engine is used for dynamic link playback, but I render in Premiere shouldn't there be a render file that premiere can playback without stuttering and dropping frames.

Try "Render Entire Sequence" instead.

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