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Hi All,
We hope this season ends on a joyful note and continues into a safe and prosperous New Year for you and your family.
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year 2020.We have tried to address this issue in our beta build of 24.0.2.
Please visit adobe.ly/1o2SDsg and get the latest build for version 24.0.2 (Build 1).Please do let us know if this issue is resolved for you or not.
With Best Regards,
Illustrator Teamdan
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wish id found this last month, i just built a new pc (3950x, 64gb 3200mhz ram, RTX 2080 super) as i was getting frustrated with my 2017 macbook pro being slow in illsutrator... imagine my frustration now that this new machine which should be on paper 4x quicker than the laptop is actually slower at making pdfs.
after an hour or more working with adobe helpdesk and even letting them remote access to the machine they havent been able to solve the issue, only commenting that it might be caused by my lack of onboard graphics drivers. as i understand it the motherboard graphics drivers work in conjuction with adobe, so them not being there is causing issues. which is insane since im not even using the onboard graphics and the current gen of AMD processors dont even support onboard graphics.
its a crazy situation, which i think my only solution is to try and use a Quadro 4000 as that is at least officially supported in illustrator, but i have a feeling even that wont work any better.
it really is appaling that they are pushing out updates to this platform but arnt actually making the software compatible with current generation hardware
after further investigations, when i save the pdf and Illustrator freezes and becomes 'not resonding' the task manager and resource monitor revealed that 'CEPHtmlEngine.exe' within Illustrator is to blame.
I can see this is an issue that has been reported in the past as causing CPU overload, however as you can see from the attached my CPU is at 13% usage and none of the cores are being maxed out. Following from the conversations with the 3 Adobe help staff i was lead to believe my hardware was either at fault or not compatible, but clearly there is an issue with the programming in Illustrator itself, i tested an older PC which is having the same issue and does not have any of the same components.