Zooming past 50% causes severe visual glitches (colored blocks/lines/grids). Started ~10 weeks ago after an update. Affects multiple files with similar content. Older Photoshop versions work perfectly fine

Question

Zooming past 50% causes severe glitches (colored blocks/lines, see error1.png vs error2.png). Started ~10 weeks ago after update. Affects multiple similar files. Older versions work fine.

D Fosse · Accepted Answer

@timoberlinThat would be up to Nvidia, not Adobe. Game ready drivers are just what it says on the tin. Their purpose is mainly to support the latest games as quickly as possible after they’re released. Game developers take a lot of shortcuts and don’t always care much about strict specifications and industry standards outside the gaming world.And that’s why Nvidia also provides stable and thoroughly tested drivers for people like us.

timoberlin · Answer

Bug Report: Severe Visual Artifacts and Glitches When Zooming Beyond 50%

Overview

When zooming into a document past 50%, Photoshop displays major visual rendering glitches, including random solid colored blocks (e.g., bright yellow patches), corrupted textures/lines, and unexpected transparency grids cutting through the picture. Switching or using a tool sometimes forces a redraw that clears the glitches, but most of the time they persist.

This issue started occurring a few weeks ago. Previously, everything worked perfectly. The issue does not happen on older versions of Photoshop, which I am currently forced to use as a workaround. This affects multiple different files with similar graphic content.

Bug Report: Severe Visual Artifacts and Glitches When Zooming Beyond 50%

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