P: White squares/Boxes appear

[santiagos33828144]

I have been having this annoying problem for several weeks now. None of the solutions on the internet work at all. If this is your first time reading about this problem, these are the solutions I've seen so far (none of them is a real solution, each one causes other problems):

- Uncheck "Use graphics processor" in the performance tab in configuration. Result: It disables the rotating canvas features for Wacom tablets after a couple of minutes or just instantly.

- Check "Deactivate native canvas" and/or "Older GPU Mode (pre 2016)" in technology previews tab. Result: It becomes absurdly lagged, it is useless to work, just moving the canvas makes it go at 1fps.

I also have all my drivers updated (GPU, Windows, Wacom), PS updated, and with priority for the GPU. Is there any real solution for this? I have an RTX 3080 8 GB. This should not happen.

[michaljanata]

White boxes bug still present in PS 2025.

And there is no Disable native canvas option.

No matter what option is selected in Older GPU checkbox.

[HayPro]

I can confirm this bug. White boxes continue to appear for years, on different versions of Ps, even with different graphic cards.

I've got an RTX 4070 Super with the latest drivers. Checked both Game Ready and Studio drivers and getting the same issue.

So the only workaround fixing this is turning off the GPU Composition option.

But of course it's a big trouble that Adobe keeps ignoring such a common problem.

[Defiant Badger]

Just today too i wanted to use art boxes, a feature ive long neglected
because the mentioned unavoidable graphics bugs and yes it is indeed still
an issue for me. lowering the performance settings helps but then of course
you have a very jarring and rough experience

ive basically downloaded software to make up for the usual lack of
artboards, which is a pain and no true substitute. why adobe insists on
boiling the ocean and draining the drinking water with ‘AI’ when this issue
has persisted for so many of its VERY long paying customers i think we can
guess is the result of something rhyming with corporate sneed