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slow zoom and scrolling

Community Beginner ,
Jan 06, 2019 Jan 06, 2019

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I recently bought a new mobile workstation (Lenevo P1). I was looking forward to profit from good Hardware configuration (UHD Touchscreen, 32GB Ram / Quadro P2000 with MAX - Q Design, Intel i7 8850H) in combination with the latest Photoshop version. But what ever I try with the settings: from complete reset to turning off and on the Hardware acceleration the problem of a slow scrolling & zoom persists. I also tried to start it without using 3rd party plugins, no change. I have all the newest graphic driver installed. The system is running on Windows 10Pro 64bit.

I would appreciate any help and tips! THX:)

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Jan 06, 2019 Jan 06, 2019

You may need to reinstall the Nvidia driver again, download it from here

Download Drivers | NVIDIA

During the install you should see an option to perform a custom install, select that and then select clean installation

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Have you added Photoshop.exe to the Manage 3D settings also make sure High-performance NVIDIA processor is selected in option 2

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Hi Ged,

Thank you for your quick answer!

Yes, the 3D setting is set to the High-performance NIVIDIA processor. Is there perhaps anything that I should change in the specific settings?  Now seeing your setting, I was wondering why my control panel shows only 3D settings nothing more... THX:)

CaptureNividia3DSetting.JPG

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You may need to reinstall the Nvidia driver again, download it from here

Download Drivers | NVIDIA

During the install you should see an option to perform a custom install, select that and then select clean installation

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Ok,THX!

I will give it a try later tonight. I downloaded the last driver from the LENOVO product site. This time I will try it directly from Nividia. According to the existing driver info I should choose the DCH driver type (not pretending to know what that means). I will let you know if it worked.

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The clean reinstall with the driver from NIVIDIA worked for Photoshop:) THX a lot!

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Ah great, glad you got it sorted

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When Photoshop is running, I can see the following info (screenshot) in the taskbar. If I understand it correctly the GPU should be working with Photoshop.

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GPU_activity.jpg

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Have you checked here to see that Photoshop is seeing your GPU, also try setting the drawing mode to basic and restarting Photoshop to see if that helps

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THX - Yes, I already tried that. Did it now once more, with Basic and Normal, didn't change. Might really be a driver issue.

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Apr 06, 2021 Apr 06, 2021

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Does this solution for this issue also Apply for OSX Intel Based machines? I am running the latest Photoshop 2021 and after inatalling it the zooming/panning is super slow. Never had this issue before. I am on a MacBookPro 2020 and Catalina 10.15.7 with 16GB Ram.

 

thakn you!

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Feb 25, 2022 Feb 25, 2022

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I think I found the problem and the solution.
After a lot of tests, I figure out that problem ocourr when the Rulers was on. When I deactivated Rulers (Ctrl + R), the lagging was gone. But it was a temporary fix. So, I found another fix: I just uncheck that option on preferences and voilá, Photoshop's slow when zooming is gone.

 

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