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Photoshop Laggy and using all my 32gb ram and 600gb storage

Community Beginner ,
May 07, 2024 May 07, 2024

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PhotoShop is super laggy on my pc, I have a 9650xt GPU (2022) ,  3900x Ryzen 9 12 Cores, 24 Thead, 32gb ram with 1tb ssd

 

These components should easy be able to run photoshop, Ive listed photos below showing what happens when photoshop is open vs when i close it down and you can see the massive difference, this pc is only 9months old aswell , can someone help me  figure out why my photoshop is super slow and laggy with all these higher end components.

 

 

 

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Community Expert , May 07, 2024 May 07, 2024

Sounds like you may have selected centimetres rather than pixels, a 2500 * 2000 cm document would be about 22 GB in size, so the second screenshot you provided would be correct for that size of document

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Community Expert , May 07, 2024 May 07, 2024

That size (assuming we're talking about pixels, as Ged mentioned 😉 ) shouldn't be a problem. Even 4,000 or 5,000 pixels on the longer side shouldnt be a problem at all.

My laptop specs are much lower than yours and working on 6,000 px images is no problem at all.

  

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May 07, 2024 May 07, 2024

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@Calvin37218407usuj how large are the files you're working on.

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2500 height 2000width ive now changed it and its much much faster Thank you!!!! but the thing is back in the day not with this computer but a worse laptop, i use to use around 2000+ and there would be no problem its not like my pc cant handle that size

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Sounds like you may have selected centimetres rather than pixels, a 2500 * 2000 cm document would be about 22 GB in size, so the second screenshot you provided would be correct for that size of document

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That size (assuming we're talking about pixels, as Ged mentioned 😉 ) shouldn't be a problem. Even 4,000 or 5,000 pixels on the longer side shouldnt be a problem at all.

My laptop specs are much lower than yours and working on 6,000 px images is no problem at all.

  

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I think "2500 height 2000width" gives it away 🙂  Wrong units, and a gigantic file as a result.

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I think you're right 😉

 

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yep!!!!

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yep!!!!

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