the latest version of photoshop closes suddenly

[Jean307045525rj4]

hi all, i'm going straight to the point, the latest version is a mess for me, obviously i disabled the gpu. So I fixed everything, but without the help of the gpu it's like I have a version of photoshop from 10 years ago. Yet my video card, pardon my gpu, is 100% compatible. I can't explain it, I'm realizing that the latest versions are making me a bit of a mess, maybe because I haven't installed the proper drivers for graphics programs or something like that? In fact I have those for games so to speak. Has anyone ever had problems with photoshop especially the latest versions?
Last thing, every time it tends to close and then go to the desktop without error screens, I noticed that the cpu goes to maximum power and the fans run at maximum and then stop almost completely or rather drastically decrease their speed. I don't know if this will help.
This is my PC:
OS: Microsoft Windows 11 64 bit ver. 21H2
Case: Cooler Master MasterCase H500
Power Supply: 850 Watt 80+ Gold Certified NZXT C850
Motherboard: Asus Rog Strix B460-H gaming
Processor: Core i7 10700F
Ram Module: Crucial Ballistix 3000 MHz, DDR4 32 Gb(8GB x4), CL15
Heatsink: Be Quiet! BK022 Dark Rock Pro 4, 250Watt TDP
Video card: MSI geforce RTX 3070 Ti ventus 3x 8giga
Monitor: LG 27GP850 UltraGear Gaming Monitor 27" QHD NanoIPS 1ms HDR 400, 2560x1440
Hard Drive: Samsung SSD 860 EVO 500GB (500GB, SATA-III) + Samsung SSD 760 + 1TB WD Blue, 7200 RPM
Keyboard: Rog Claymore mechanics
Mouse: Roccat kone AIMO

[Michael Bullo]

The Creative Cloud app allows for the simultaneous installation of multiple versions of Photoshop. As a test, are you able to run an earlier version?

[Jean307045525rj4]

forgive me but it does not seem like a right answer, if I have Photoshop
updated there is a reason, in my opinion you have an obligation to create a
compatible ecosystem and not that I am told to perform a new installation
of an old product, as already mentioned the latest versions don't work, I
should see for some version of 2022, so I repeat, does it seem right to
tell me to install an old version of the program? or would it be better of
you to help me find the best way to make this latest version work?

[Test Screen Name]

I think perhaps you assume we are Adobe Support. This is not Adobe Support. 

We are Adobe customers like you, who try to help. We have no obligation to you.

[Michael Bullo]

I don't work for Adobe. I'm a Photoshop user like you. Just offering a suggestion to help solve your problem.

[Jean307045525rj4]

ok, no problem, bye bye