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Affinity photo or paintshop pro
Affinity photo or paintshop pro







  1. #AFFINITY PHOTO OR PAINTSHOP PRO DRIVERS#
  2. #AFFINITY PHOTO OR PAINTSHOP PRO PATCH#
  3. #AFFINITY PHOTO OR PAINTSHOP PRO WINDOWS 8.1#

Only text tool and brushes tools since it is the most widely used. How about tools that don't involve brushes or fonts? > Theye are fine. The text tool isn't super fast either, but also it shouldn't be that slow as you describe > Because i'm new with PSP, i only compare to PS with no delay whichever tool selected.

affinity photo or paintshop pro

However, with your system specs it shouldn't be that slow > I think so, since my system have above recomendation spec. In my end, my major gripe with PSP text is the redraw issues > I have this issue also. I try to answer your point of view below.

#AFFINITY PHOTO OR PAINTSHOP PRO WINDOWS 8.1#

I can't say though cause I'm on Windows 8.1

#AFFINITY PHOTO OR PAINTSHOP PRO PATCH#

Ī last point to note, is that quite a few people in the forums have been reported that many issues have been solved for them after rolling back their Windows 10 to previous patch updates.

#AFFINITY PHOTO OR PAINTSHOP PRO DRIVERS#

Try to update drivers of all critical parts and see if that helps. I have no idea if it is related though, but my system is much inferior to yours, and I don't really have these performance issues I keep reading about (Ryzen 5 1600, regular SATA6 Gigabyte GTX 1050Ti 4Gb, 2x8Gb RAM). More specifically, having Ryand nvme SSD. Also try with blocked Internet, and if that helped with PSP performance, then you can add it to your firewall blocked apps.Īll that said, I think I've read forum posts of at least a couple more ppl with a rig similar to yours having performance issues with PSP 2021. If PSP performance increases, you can add it to your AV exception list. I can't say though cause I'm on Windows 8.1ĮDIT: Another thing to test: try with your AntiVirus temporarily disabled. Ī last point to note, is that quite a few people in the forums have reported that many issues have been solved for them after rolling back their Windows 10 to previous patch updates. I have no idea if it is related though, but my system is way less powerful than yours, and I don't really have these performance issues I keep reading about (Ryzen 5 1600, regular SATA6 Gigabyte GTX 1050Ti 4Gb, 2x8Gb RAM). How about tools that don't involve brushes or fonts? In other words, how fast can you switch to tools that do not require a search in your hard disk? If they are fast, then it may have soemting to do with the hard disk access on your system.Īll that said, I think I've read forum posts of at least a couple more ppl with a rig similar to yours having performance issues with PSP 2021. In my end, my major gripe with PSP text is the redraw issues (they can be fixed by zooming In and Out once).

affinity photo or paintshop pro

The text tool isn't super fast either, but also it shouldn't be that slow as you describe. However, in my end brushes in PSP 2021 are slower compared to PSP 2020 (have no idea why, since the brush engines was supposedly not touched between the 2 versions). This can be mitigated by increasing the Step setting of the brush, and even more by resetting the brush (even after having increased the Step). PSP brush usage is also slower compared to PS, and also compared to Gimp and Affinity Photo as far as I can tell. Once they have, the switch should be almost instantaneous. Activating tools that involve brushes can be slow the 1st time until the brushes get cached. However, with your system specs it shouldn't be that slow. I'm using both programs, and AFAIK PSP can be slower than Ps, especially when it comes to very big images.









Affinity photo or paintshop pro