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John_T wrote:
My impression is to grin and bear it. I think Adobe has some work to do in managing and using resources, and in finding ways to use GPU power more to balance between GPU and CPU to get more work done. From what I have gathered, currently PS has an engine that uses the GPU more to the benefit of video, somewhat for PS and less or none for LR, and until they get that sorted out, we'll just have to wait and make the best out of what we've got. Of course I could be wrong and there is some hidden magic button, but if there is such, it is a well kept secret. ...Show more →
i think it's more a matter of priority for them. For example, the liquify tool was horrendously slow until CS6 but it's a very common tool . Smudge and mixer brush and the new brush engine were introduced to compete with products like corel painter and I don't think there is as big a demand for those tools working faster. Until then, they'll concentrate their efforts in other areas. FWIW, corel painter's performance is as bad or worse for their mixer and smudge brushes
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