PhotoShop CS:6 Problems With AMD Vision Engine(7950)

ceede

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Hi, I just got a copy of CS:6 PhotoShop and Im running into frame Rate Problems with almost every thing inside of PhotoShop, I.E. When I drag a text box with text inside the text will lag behind by 200 millisecond.

What I believe the problem is AMD OverDrive Or the Driver is not recognizing PhotoShop is a Graphic intensive program and thus not increasing the GPU clock to 925 MHz (My OverClock Max).
I tried to follow this guy's directions on how to keep your GPU At Your overclock settings, But it did not work.


If you have any suggestions please leave them below

Amd Vision Center
http://puu.sh/4pMYU.png

Specs
Os: Win8 Pro
CPU: AMD FX-8350
RAM: 8.00GB Dual-Channel DDR3
Mobo: GA-990FXA-UD5
GPU: 3072MB ATI AMD Radeon HD 7950
Stoage: 1TB WD Black (Where Photoshop is installed), 120 Gb Samsung 840 Pro
 
Solution
What driver version are you using? You may want to uninstall the drivers, run driver sweeper and reinstall new drivers. Maybe the 13.10 beta drivers may work. I know cs6 has more issues than cs5 because it's when they first added opencl. Haven't seen any issues with cc yet though. In photoshop, go to edit > preferences > performance. Does it say 7950 and use graphics processor is checked? In advanced is use gpu to accelerate computation and opencl checked? You can also try changing the drawing mode.

Just in case, but did you check cpu/ram usage and temps of everything else?
What driver version are you using? You may want to uninstall the drivers, run driver sweeper and reinstall new drivers. Maybe the 13.10 beta drivers may work. I know cs6 has more issues than cs5 because it's when they first added opencl. Haven't seen any issues with cc yet though. In photoshop, go to edit > preferences > performance. Does it say 7950 and use graphics processor is checked? In advanced is use gpu to accelerate computation and opencl checked? You can also try changing the drawing mode.

Just in case, but did you check cpu/ram usage and temps of everything else?
 
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