Is 32GB RAM worth it for Premiere Pro?

Yes, if you’re on 16GB and hitting performance issues. Premiere Pro eats RAM for timeline scrubbing, effects, and multiple video streams — 32GB gives smoother playback, less stuttering, and faster exports with heavy timelines or 4K footage. Don’t go to 64GB unless you’re doing multi-cam 8K or heavy motion graphics in After Effects simultaneously. For most editors, 32GB is the sweet spot where every dollar shows up in performance.