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I recently got a new computer, and it’s very fast. Maybe not the world’s fastest – but it’s pretty good. Intel i9 processor, 64GB DDR4 RAM, Nvidia GTX 1660 Graphics card with 6GB RAM. And it handles everything I throw at with ease. Including most Photoshop tasks. Except text tasks. On my old computer, working with text just about brought it to a grinding halt. It was one of many reasons I upgraded. While the new machine is MUCH better with text – it’s still quite sluggish. So I’m here for two reasons. One – I’m simply curious as to WHY working with text is so burdensome on a computer, and two, of course, I’m hoping for a solution.
I’ll be honest – I’m not real clear on how to set the Performance and Scratch Disks in Preferences, so perhaps that’s part of the problem – but really – is text that much of a resource hog?
Thanks in advance…
DB
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Hi there,
The performance of Photoshop might be affected by its optimization or the system's optimization. You can optimize Photoshop by following the steps mentioned here:
https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/kb/optimize-photoshop-cc-performance.html
For optimizing your computer please make sure that you keep the operating system and all the drivers up to date.
Regards,
Sahil