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5 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment An error occurred while saving the comment Yeah. the full-screen method is a good workaround, for now. Its just annoying cos I can no longer see my open files as tabs in full-screen, and if i hit the ESC key more than I need to it exits the full screen.
Now that we can isolate and replicate this issue, lets hope the Adobe and Apple can sort this out; issue present only after Tahoe.
An error occurred while saving the comment Issue is still present.
The workaround to go full screen works.1) App at launch - GPU load high
2) App with blank file in full screen - GPU load low
3) App with same blank file NOT in full screen - GPU load highRunning Adobe Illustrator V30.3 on Mac Mini M1 with macOS Tahoe 26.5.
Issue present since macOS Tahoe 26.0 beta.
Issue present in Adobe Photoshop as well.An error occurred while saving the comment The high load is from running Illustrator and/or Photoshop. It drops immediately after I quit the applications. While running, response time and latency is bad, especially when both Illustrator and Photoshop are running concurrently.
An error occurred while saving the comment Screenshot 1: Activity Monitor showing "WindowServer" having low GPU load (3%) when no Adobe apps open.
Screenshot 2: Activity Monitor showing "WindowServer" having high GPU load (96%) when Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator are running (without files open)
Screenshot 3: iStat Menu showing processor load over time with indication when the Adobe apps are open. -
4 votes
Disabled the Home Screen some time back as it was suggested by someone else before. No difference in performance. Going full-screen mode remains the only way around the absurd GPU load.