We're sorry about the trouble with Photoshop. Would you mind sharing the version of Photoshop you are using along with your computers operating system?
The very latest photoshop version, running on win10. This is not a performance issue on my side, I have an extremly powerful machine running this stuff, yes, performance settings are set up right, yes I even reset photoshop entirely to test for potential corruptions. This specific issue also seems to be building, as in, the more I try, the slower things get.
Gotta say, this is one of many, rather serious issues, which seem to be creeping into photoshop lately, starting around v20 or so, not a good experience at all. Please correct this, or lose a client.
Which make user have to look at what day you posted than find out what version was the latest on that date. Time marches on thanks a lot. If you want help you should post pertinent information.
Or perhaps don't be passive aggressive towards someone posting issues instead of remaining quiet as they leave for better pastures. If you want something, you can simply ask in a normal manner.
Throwing around salt will simply make everybody salty. The software is seriously broken and needs to get fixed, let's focus on that I say.
What I found so far is that using the marquee selection tool with the grid active, will makes things slow down more and more and more very quickly.
Yes there is a performance issue when the gird is displayed. Other have also reported this. The ball is in Adobe court all we can do here is hope that Adobe will address this issue soon and help each other out. Tell users to use Ctrl+' is the shortcut to toggle the grid. Please follow the guide lines.
Does turning off »Use Graphics Processor« in the Performance Preferences (Photoshop > Preferences > Performance > Graphic Processor Settings) and restarting Photoshop have any bearing on the issue?
Latest drivers, latest photoshop, grid issue remains. As soon as I turn it on, photoshop slows way down with every move I make, and get's worse and worse. This slowdown will remain even after I hide the grid again, and I have to restart the software.
This is tested on 2 different machines, a laptop, and my desktop, both windows. One running a 2060 the other a 1080TI, respectively.
Same here. Powerfull machine, always update Photoshop, and same here:
all softwere is from start a bit slown down, since couple last updates, but when I turn on "GRID" - PS is dead, couple seconds of reaction to every action.
Do something with that, cause i cannot work like this.
What I tried, was to install photoshop on two unrelated machines as I stated. Both suffer the same issue. Hence, either I am very unlucky and both machine, using completely different hardware, years apart, happen to have the same fault. Or the issue lies with Photoshop.
What's almost even more infuriating than the issue itself is the aggressive way some of the community members here respond to people seeking help.
The other thing is reposting the same solution (reinstall Photoshop, update Graphics Drivers, turn off GPU acceleration) which almost everyone in this thread already stated didn't help or wasn't a feasible solution for them.
Like the others, I'm a paying customer who's very impacted by this problem and it's even more frustrating to see how it's dealt with, since it's obviously an issue with Photoshop if multiple users with different hardware setups suddenly have the problem and never experienced it before.
While I agree there is a performance issue when you have a grid overlay displayed Ctrl+' turns the performance issue off. Also the grid used in the problem is bogus unneeded and maximizes the Problem. The grid use in the problem report is a 10px grid with 10 subdivisions. Basically a 1px grid the user can snap to. Zoomed out you will not be able to see set the 1px subdivision for they will not be able to be displayed. Its also a bogus grid for its not required for when you zoom in 500% or more Photoshop display its pixel grid you can click on any pixel you want and there is no performance problem with Photoshop pixel grid.
I believe Adobe created the Grid overlay feature and the Guide layout features to help with you document layout. You should set you grid for your documents print resolution setting like 1" gride with 4 1/4" sub divisions. It not necessary the create a pixels grid that build into Photoshop. IMO its ridiculous to try to outline every pixel with gide lines. Users often do not undetstand what they are asking Photoshop to do.
I am a AAA game developer with well over 25 years of professional experience using Photoshop, I am quite sure I know what I am doing, nor do I appreciate being told how to use grids. Grids are guide, if I want to use a pixel grid, I can use a pixel grid, I do not use a pixel grid, but there is absolutely no reason for this grid to not allow for a pixel grid size grid.
The issue is simple, recent updates have kneecapped photoshop, these issues never existed before, something changed, and it broke thing.
The grid overlay is one of those issues, and no, setting the grid to very large gridline spacing with no extra divisions does not solve the issue, nor does it make it any better.
When the grid is activated, Photoshop will slow way down. That is a bug, and needs to get fixed. Yet we need detailed information, yes we need to get to the bottom of this issue. We do that by working together, not by acting like a complete ass.
Seriously digusting highly off putting behavior on these boards.
»Seriously digusting highly off putting behavior on these boards.«
unhek, I think you may want to dial down your tone.
And as for the issue itself:
This is a user Forum (and the issue cannot be reproduced by all Photoshop users), so if you want to report a Photoshop bug or hope for any official feedback from Adobe personnel you need to post over on
Seriously the issue has been reported to Adobe it has to do with their GPU grid implementation. You have been given way to deal with the issue till Adobe address the issue. Rant on if you makes you feel better but IMO that not an appropriate behavior here its more child like than professional.
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