/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-discussions/processing-speed-of-the-first-stroke-with-the-remove-tool-is-always-slow/td-p/15036519Dec 12, 2024
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As the title suggests, when using the Remove tool, the first stroke is strangely slow regardless of the image size. After applying the first stroke, it processes quickly for any image. This happens even if the brush size is small. This issue is the same in both Photoshop versions 25.12 and 26.1.
/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-discussions/processing-speed-of-the-first-stroke-with-the-remove-tool-is-always-slow/m-p/15036520#M845957Dec 12, 2024
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And it's a bug that has nothing to do with the more stable/fast option. That option was created during Select subject due to compatibility with Nvidia drivers, and I think it's either gpu or not at all.
Could you provide more details about the issue? When did it start happening? It would be really helpful if you could share a small recording of the issue.
Also, please share your System Info. You can find it by going to Help > System Info. Could you copy and paste the data into a text file to attach to your response?
Thanks a lot! Alek
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/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-discussions/processing-speed-of-the-first-stroke-with-the-remove-tool-is-always-slow/m-p/15058955#M845959Dec 26, 2024
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I can't predict the exact version where the problem started (because I don't use Remove tool very well) But 25.12 and 26.1 are. Maybe you can refer to the bug reports from other users who posted that the use of the remove tool will lead to a surge in cpu usage. I think the first stroke always has a CPU.
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