Exporting from 16 bit Tiff sequence

I am using Premiere Pro CC. I've imported 16 bit Tiff sequence that was exported from Lightroom. Each frame is 5472x3648 and about 115mb. I'm using the Red plugins so that I can create a UHDTV video at 3840x2160. Any attempt to export as dpx or even mp4 or even render the video crashes the program or the computer within seconds or at the most a minute. This same thing worked as long as the files were 8bit, but i wanted the higher quality. The computer is a:
Alieware R4 Aurora
Windows 7
16 Gb ram
3.6 Ghz Intel i7 processor
AMD Radeon HD 8950 (graphics)
Is it premiere pro or the computer hardware that is the hangup?

Just a follow up on what I found out for someone's future reference. If I reduced the file size to 4800x3200, a slightly smaller but still in the same 3x2 ratio as the originals, then Premiere Pro CC would render the files and export them without crashing. This still allowed me to do some pans and zooms within Premiere. Not sure if that is the largest size Premiere excepts or not, it just worked for me. Also, Premiere will only export 10bit DPX sequenses, which is still fine with me.

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