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Bobsy
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January 11, 2018
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Photoshop CC Hard Round Brush is basically a razor wire fence...

  • January 11, 2018
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Hey all

I recently got new parts fitted in my PC (an SSD & a GTX1070) and I've encountered a few issues since then, first of all my tablet didn't even work but that's all sorted now, so I booted up photoshop as I wanted to do some doodling and -something- has happened.

Below is my brush strokes now, my hardness alternating throughout each one but you can see that the brush stroke is basically on a grid no matter what zoom I'm on apart from 100%.

Below is how my doodles used to look, there's no patchy bits on curves and it's generally better in my opinion.

The image above was zoomed in by the time I captured the image (being captured before I exchanged parts,) my Tablet is plugged into my CPU as it always had been but somethings happened, any help would be appreciated!

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BobsyAuthor
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January 14, 2018

Any update to this would be gladly welcomed as I do tend to do work on this tablet & photoshop, not just for leisurely activities.

davescm
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davescmCommunity Expert
Community Expert
January 11, 2018

Hi

That looks like a GPU drawing issue, so a couple of questions:

1.When you installed the new GPU card did you also go to NVidia and get the latest drivers? (Don't rely on Windows find the latest).

2. Did the new GPU replace an older card or do you have it fitted alongside an older GPU?

If you are not sure - go to Help >System Info and click on the copy button. Then paste the info here

Dave

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BobsyAuthor
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January 11, 2018

Getting most recent Drivers is like muscle memory, when I saw the issue, I went back to reinstall from GeForce Experience but obviously it didn’t work; the New GPU replaced the old one though.

Trevor.Dennis
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Trevor.DennisCommunity Expert
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January 12, 2018

Bobsy  wrote

Getting most recent Drivers is like muscle memory, when I saw the issue, I went back to reinstall from GeForce Experience but obviously it didn’t work; the New GPU replaced the old one though.

I'm not sure from the above where you have fixed the issue or not?

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