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It's so frustrating to pay so much on a machine that promises the best performance ever seen on an OS, and not be able to retouch a single image at a time on Adobe PS (latest version). I just can't work. Seriously... My old iMac (late 2009) performed better. I'm disappointed.
As an Adobe employee replied on their own feedback site, it appears to be a bug in the latest PS version (v22.5). Also, another user said that it's going back to v22.4.3, everything works out. Not really a problem with the MacBook M1.
As an Adobe employee replied on their own feedback site, it appears to be a bug in the latest PS version (v22.5). Also, another user said that it's going back to v22.4.3, everything works out. Not really a problem with the MacBook M1.
M1 works just fine. Adobe just ported his software to ARM architecture, that could be a way more probable source of problem since Apple knows ARM way better then Adobe as it helped create ARM and has been making devices and softwares based on it for more than a decade.
Well, not trying to make a stand for the company here, just trying to give you another point of view.
Have you reinstalled PS to check if it was not an issue with the installation?
Try restarting holding Shift to enter Safe Mode. Once up, restart normally and check again.
Maybe reinstallation of macOS could solve or reveal an issue as well.
I get you're disappointed, but lets first try to fix this. If it's impossible, we maybe find a problem with the Mac itself and, being it still under warranty, Apple will work its way to fix things for you.
I'm sure you'll end up happy and with a very good machine to help you do your best work.
Thanks for the reply Rafael. OS and PS are up to date. Actually researching a little bit more on the web, apparently it's something with the PS update, and what you said makes a lot of sense. I'll try what you indicated to do, and maybe install the previous version of the PS. It might work.
PS was so very slow that Adobe says you are supposed to have downloaded a newer version.
https://helpx.adobe.com/download-install/kb/apple-silicon-m1-chip.html
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OK then, nice to hear that. So your you can downgrade to the working version for now and enjoy your Mac while Adobe fix this.
Have fun, bro!
Why is my new MacBook M1 so slow when using Adobe PS?
