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PC / Intel Core2Duo E7200 / 4gb RAM / ATI Radeon 4850 512mb Vista 64
Wacom Intuos3 w/6.1.0-6 drivers (2008) the latest i believe Photoshop CS4 11.0.1
LCD panel 60hz
After getting the .1 patch I am still experiences brush lag in CS4 with OpenGL turned on. Its not as bad but bad enough that I have to ask for help.
Rotation tool used to be really laggy before the patch but has no issues now.. it rotates with zero lag.
The brush lag still exist. Sometimes it better then others. It seems that the whole program gets slow when its lagging. Using curves even becomes a chore.
When OpenGL is turned back off and I restart PS everything is perfect again.
I have been leaving OpenGL off unless I really needed the rotate tool (and i use that tool quite often)…
I recently decided to upgrade to the Intuos4 and the rotate wheel on it begs to be used for Rotation tool.
Whats the latest workarounds or fixes to the lag problem with OpenGL?
Wacom Intuos3 w/6.1.0-6 drivers (2008) the latest i believe Photoshop CS4 11.0.1
LCD panel 60hz
After getting the .1 patch I am still experiences brush lag in CS4 with OpenGL turned on. Its not as bad but bad enough that I have to ask for help.
Rotation tool used to be really laggy before the patch but has no issues now.. it rotates with zero lag.
The brush lag still exist. Sometimes it better then others. It seems that the whole program gets slow when its lagging. Using curves even becomes a chore.
When OpenGL is turned back off and I restart PS everything is perfect again.
I have been leaving OpenGL off unless I really needed the rotate tool (and i use that tool quite often)…
I recently decided to upgrade to the Intuos4 and the rotate wheel on it begs to be used for Rotation tool.
Whats the latest workarounds or fixes to the lag problem with OpenGL?
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