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During operation, Photoshop is very buggy, it heavily loads the processor. Other programs work great. How can this be fixed?
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Try enabling "Deactivate Native Canvas" in preferences and restarting Photoshop to see if it helps, if that doesn't help try enabling "Older GPU Mode (pre2016) again restart Photoshop
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Try enabling "Deactivate Native Canvas" in preferences and restarting Photoshop to see if it helps, if that doesn't help try enabling "Older GPU Mode (pre2016) again restart Photoshop
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Thanks a lot for your answer. The deactivation setting helped immediately.
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