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henrikkhach
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henrikkhach
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‎Mar 06, 2022
08:06 AM
From the Adobe Illustrator v.26 minimum system requirements page: Supported Video adapters The following video adapter series support the new Windows GPU Performance features in Illustrator: NVIDIA NVIDIA Quadro K Series NVIDIA Quadro 6xxx NVIDIA Quadro 5xxx NVIDIA Quadro 4xxx NVIDIA Quadro 2xxx NVIDIA Quadro 2xxxD NVIDIA Quadro 6xx NVIDIA GeForce GTX Series (4xx, 5xx, 6xx, 7xx, 9xx, Titan) NVIDIA Quadro M Series NVIDIA Quadro P Series NVIDIA Quadro RTX 4000 If your card is not listed above, but meets the following requirements, you can assume that it works with the latest version of Illustrator: Your Windows should have at least 1 GB of VRAM (4 GB recommended). Your computer must support OpenGL version 4.0 or greater. My laptop and its graphics card is much more powerful than v.26 needs in order to run smoothly. I have to repeat that the mouse lags and the system fan fires up even there is a blank page opened. I'll try to screen record the issue and post it here.
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‎Mar 01, 2022
10:51 PM
Thanks for your reply First of all v. 25 works without any problems on the same laptop. Second, I'm not the only one who has faced this problem, many others with more powerful computers have the same problem. Of course you're an expert, but I don't think that this is a graphics card problem, especially when I noticed that the problem becomes more serious when I want to use typing tools.
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‎Feb 17, 2022
01:11 AM
Hi, Illustrator works very slow after updating to v. 26. The cursor lags when moving across menus even I open a blank new page. One thing I noticed is that my laptop fans start to work at a higher speed even I open a blank page. Typing takes too long to start, maybe 4 or 5 seconds to type the first letter. Another thing I noticed is that the Illustrator v. 25 was listed in my laptop's Nvidia Geforce Experience control panel, but the Illustrator v. 26 isn't. I tested all suggested solutions in this community but nothing,s changed. It's worth mentioning that I've seen almost the same problems in Photoshop. It seems that I have to roll back to v. 25. Here are my laptop's specs. MSI stealth 9se Device name MSI Processor Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-9750H CPU @ 2.60GHz 2.60 GHz Intel® UHD Graphics 630 NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 Installed RAM 32.0 GB (31.8 GB usable) System type 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor Edition Windows 11 Home Insider Preview Version Dev Installed on ‎2/‎8/‎2022 OS build 22543.1000 Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.22543.1000.0
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‎Jul 05, 2019
10:57 PM
Dear Trevor As I said earlier, your posts and of course other posts on this page were so much helpful for me. In spite of having experiences in working with photoshop, I learned so much from your and davescm 's posts. I'm so grateful for the time you spent to reply to my posts. There were many things that I hadn't tested yet. And of course I have still so much to learn. But I'm still searching for the best working method to resolve my problem. Thank you again so much
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‎Jul 02, 2019
09:31 AM
Thanks again dear Trevor for your perfect reply And also thanks to all who replied to my post patiently. I learned too much. I've been using Photoshop for my graphic design for many years and haven't had such problems, but after all these conversations I realized that many things depend on one's experiences when trying to use brushes freehand and trying to draw directly in software like this. Because everything depends on what you have drawn on paper and what you see on screen. A relationship between your eyes, screen, and printing system. For example when we use pressure sensitivity, naturally line thickness becomes variable, so what could help the operator to feel the real thickness but the experience? Or sometimes we have to draw an illustration in a bigger size like A1. So we have to zoom out sometimes to see the whole drawing. In such a case, we'll see the line thinner or thicker.
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‎Jul 01, 2019
11:41 PM
Hi Trevor Thank you so much for your time and great reply. Yes, I used to draw my works by pencil or any kind of pen scan and ink them using Photoshop or Sketchbook. Your answer was very helpful but my problem is still the same. How to choose the exact thickness as I've drawn on paper to have the same thickness in the final output?
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‎Jul 01, 2019
04:31 AM
Hi again. I'm sending you my display, document and photoshop settings. Is there anything that I have to change to have the best result. Was there anything I'de to change if my document had another resolution, for example, if it was 200 dpi? Anyhow, I think there must be a golden rule which can help operators to have the same stroke thickness in their output files as they see on their screens not only when they're using photoshop also on another imaging and illustrating programs such as Sketchbook. Thank you again
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‎Jun 22, 2019
02:20 AM
Thank you so much for your reply I tested your suggestion. I think this solution depends on the resolution your monitor, the resolution you set in the display control panel. By changing that the monitor will preview different line thicknesses of the same stroke.
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‎Jun 19, 2019
11:55 PM
Hi all I'm an illustrator and new to graphics tablets. I've started with a Wacom tablet. The main question I am confused with is how to choose the right line thickness for my drawing. I used to draw my illustrations using pencils and ballpoint pens. Now after drawing I scan them open it in Photoshop and starting to draw with my graphic tablet. So how to choose the right line thickness in order to get my desired thickness after printing. When i start my drawing directly in Photoshop without any sketches, the problem is more serious, because i'v no idea that how the final line thickness will look. No monitor can show the line thickness as same as the thickness will be after printing. thanks in advance
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