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saracheeks
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June 12, 2017
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LR 6.10.1 extremely slow on fast computer (windows 10)

  • June 12, 2017
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I just recently purchased a lenovo yoga 910 with windows 10 on it (not the new creators version) and it is *incredibly* slow, and this computer has better specs than my windows surface pro that had no problem with it. 16GB ram, solid state half terrabyte drive, i7 processor, 7500U 2.7GHz. There's 200 GB free on my computer, so it can't be a drive space issue.

Yet when I am in library mode, just keying through images, it takes anywhere from 2 to 15 seconds to load the next image! I have standard previews already generated, (not 1:1), yet the spinny wheel comes up every other image when I am just trying to scroll through. On my windows surface pro and my old Sony VAIO, navigating through my images with the arrow key was so fast that it could look like an animation if you just held the arrow key down.

I went through all of the optimizing suggestions, took the folder out of my anti-virus software (AVG), unchecked the graphics processor even though this is not in develop mode, optimized the catalog, increased the raw file cache to 20GB from 1, still extremely slow. No change.

Help!

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dj_paige
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June 12, 2017

Please try generating the 1:1 previews and see if that helps.

saracheeks
Participating Frequently
June 12, 2017

Hello,  As I  said above, i do not have 1:1 previews, just standard. 1:1 previews are always slower to navigate and i don't need them. So that is not the issue. Though as a point of reference, the current navigation is MUCH slower than navigating 1:1 previews zoomed in. On my other computer i have never had to generate 1:1 just to navigate.

dj_paige
Legend
June 12, 2017

My suggestion above was meant as a diagnostic test to see if we can isolate the problem. You don't have to do it on all photos, just 20 or so to see if scrolling between these images in the Library Module is faster.

I do not agree that 1:1 previews are always slower to navigate; if your computer has to up-size from the standard preview to show you the image, then this takes CPU time and could be the cause of the slowness you are seeing.