Photoshop Mixer Brush is it a Single Core or Multi Core Process?

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September 15, 2018
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Hello there,

Does the Mixer brush work using a single core or multi core process?

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mixer brush

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c.pfaffenbichler

Community Expert

And out of curiosity: What difference do you expect that to make to you?

Are you running into performance issues with the Tool often?

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dodeqaaAuthor

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c.pfaffenbichler : Hi, faster performance perhaps? I have no issue with the tool, just wanted to know what I should invest in to make it run faster.

c.pfaffenbichler

Community Expert

You may be aware of the points already, but if not check out this page on Photoshop Performance related advice:

https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/kb/optimize-photoshop-cc-performance.html

davescm

Community Expert

Hi

We are Photoshop users here , not developers, however if I look at Windows resource monitor whilst using the mixer brush I see activity across multple CPU cores as well as the GPU

Dave

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dodeqaaAuthor

Inspiring

Hi davescm,

Thank you for your reply, I noticed similarly. But I wanted more confirmation, if the calculations for the mixer brush are really happening across all the cores? JJMack answered a similar question 2 years ago in this post Mixer Brush performance , he seems to think its not really benefitng from multiple processors or cores.

Im trying to improve the performance of the mixer brush and I'm wondering if I need to look for a processor that performs better in single core process or multi core process.

Is there a way to ask the developers a question?

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