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I am not alone in this observation. It seems PS CS slows down after awhile, even after purging. It is almost like in the old days when PS used to leak or lose memory over a long period of time. Work around: Close PS every hour or so for max speed. Tried a whole bunch of other solutions. Really weird when you close all files and purge and the slowdown is still there! We are talking from screaming speed to medium speed. Almost like some cache isn’t dumping somewhere. Problem goes away with a PS restart.
I typically open PS in 3 seconds. Open a 72 meg file in 3 seconds. Move around with filters, etc extremely rapidly. Gradually, as I work over a period of hours, things just get a little slower, and slower, and slower. Purge all. New image. Still much slower than very beginning. Of course, as I stated above, the simple work around is to restart PS CS. But why???????
By the way, I have been with PS since day 1 so I ain’t a newbie. But I am not a computer super tech either!
I typically open PS in 3 seconds. Open a 72 meg file in 3 seconds. Move around with filters, etc extremely rapidly. Gradually, as I work over a period of hours, things just get a little slower, and slower, and slower. Purge all. New image. Still much slower than very beginning. Of course, as I stated above, the simple work around is to restart PS CS. But why???????
By the way, I have been with PS since day 1 so I ain’t a newbie. But I am not a computer super tech either!
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