Poor multi-camera performance in Premiere Pro CS6

I've been trying to edit my camera footage using multi-camera window and the playback is extremely choppy and slow in the viewer, so I pretty much cannot use it. Any ideas? Are there certain settings I can tweak?
I did a search and it seems like the CPU/GPU would be the bottlenecks but I believe my machine is pretty good: i7 2700k with SATA III SSD, GTX 480 and 16GB of RAM.
Thank you in advance for your help.

What driver are you on for your GTX 480?
I'm aware of a number of things that have been reported as causing choppy playback
Playback Resolution and Paused Resolution being set to full. If that's the case, try dialing back to 1/2 or even 1/4.
A high number of layers. How many are in your multicam sequence? Also, do you have any cases of a sequence containing a nested sequence that in turn contains a nested sequence?
The type of video--some are more resource intensive to decode than othters. What kind are you working with (codec and wrapper)?
Using multiple graphics cards
Effects. Which ones are you using, if any?
A slow hard drive, or using an external without a fast enough interface. (from the info you provided, that doesn't sound like a likely culprit)
It might be worth downloading the trial of Premiere Pro CC to see if performance is better in the new version. I'm not trying to sell you on subscribing to Creative Cloud. It would just be good to know if you find better performance in CC.

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Then realized that perhaps Encore was already available and accessible to me via CS6. So tried to open a project there…. and now none of my projects could open in CS6!!! I was getting the dreaded “Sequence not available” error message.
I tried uninstalling CC just to see if that would fix it (since installing it seemed to cause the problem). Didn’t solve it.
Then came upon an Adobe help page that seemed to imply if I uninstalled CS6, ran a cleaner utility, and then reinstalled it, it would likely fix it.
So I uninstalled it.
Then I went to Creative Cloud to download CS6... but I can’t find CS6 anywhere in Creative Cloud!!!! I got a "single-app" membershi to Creative Cloud in June of last year just for Premiere Pro. I never bought a DVD or anything so I THINK that's the only way I can re-install the program.
Forget the nightmare of trying to figure out how to get Encore - I just want Premiere Pro back at this point. What the heck is a person supposed to do?

John -
Thanks for your patience in explaining the page number stuff to a "newbie."
If I understood you correctly, was the ultimate URL you were suggesting I click on this one?
http://tv.adobe.com/watch/davtechtable/using-premiere-pro-cc-encore-cs6-for-bluray-dvd-and -interactive-video-for-ipadatv-and-mobile-hd/
If so..
a) I already watched that due to finding it in another thread where I think you were the guy that posted it (thank you!)
b) Those directions were in part why I uninstalled Premiere Pro CS6 in the first place
c) That video does not address my problem: I can't find CS6 loaded in Creative Cloud
However, your Indesign-related link DID address my problem. Thank you very much!!!

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