Thank you for sharing the additional details, @leon_6771. After reviewing your system info, here are some important points and next steps:
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In your GPU section, multiple fields such as driver date and version appear as “Unknown.” This usually happens when Photoshop cannot read complete information from the Intel graphics driver. While not harmful by itself, it means Photoshop may not be able to fully optimize GPU usage.
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This can contribute to instability in memory-heavy operations like Liquify, especially on systems with 16 GB RAM and no dedicated GPU. PugetBench stresses memory usage further, which may explain why you see the disk error in those scenarios.
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Please confirm if Liquify works normally outside of PugetBench on a single image. This will help us distinguish whether the issue is Photoshop-wide or benchmark-specific.
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As a test, try disabling GPU acceleration in Preferences > Performance and rerun Liquify. With integrated graphics, this can sometimes improve stability.
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Also, check under Preferences > Performance > Memory Usage if lowering Photoshop’s allocated RAM percentage helps during Liquify.
Let us know the outcome of these checks so we can pass a complete report to the product team.
Best,
Anshul Saini
Hi @Anshul_Saini @Sameer K,
Use the "PugetBench for Creators" application can get positive result with 16G RAM.
Thanks for help.