Fluidity problem in photoshop on windows (video)

This has nothing to do with platform as such. The CC market share is about 50/50 Windows/Mac, so obviously they're not prioritizing one over the other. That would be a pretty stupid way to do business.

However, there does seem to be a disproportionate share of Ryzen systems with performance issues. Engineers have previously expressed a bit of puzzlement over this, and asked for reproducible cases. They really want to fix it.

Note that some users (here and elsewhere) have resolved these problems by updating the BIOS. Worth a try.

If you get crashes, do submit crash reports.

Oh, and just as another random data point, my own experience with Photoshop/Adobe apps on Windows has always been stellar. It has always run like a champion, never a problem.

Hi @NA27110423ddq6, thanks for making the video demo (and with a lift track, too!). While I can't make the same OS comparison test, you suggest, “or it's the adobe suite that is not optimized for windows...”. As a Windows 10 user, I haven't experienced any fluidity problems. I think the Adobe Suite is optimized for Windows, generally speaking. I'm using an 11th Gen Intel Core processor and so far, all features run fully optimized. However, I'm assuming your question is specific to AMD Ryzen microprocessors and Photoshop. Other Ryzen users have reported various concerns over the years. AFAIK, Adobe has not provided any statements specific to Ryzen not being optimized. Perhaps they will weigh in here to give you some guidance, along with other Ryzen users who want to share their opinions.

Hi @NA27110423ddq6 you're comparing Apples (no pun intended) to Oranges.

"My workstation is 2x more powerful than the Mac" is not accurate.

A Google search shows multiple comparison tests that show the M1 is faster than your Ryzen 7.

You can search for the same comparisons for your Nvidia RTX Gpu as well.