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Understood now Lol thank you all :-)

Thank you :-) So is there another type of license for commercial use?

I recently had some problems with my PC, and I had to install Affinity Photo first twice on my desktop that I had to format .. After the second formatting I installed it on a laptop and then on another desktop that I was loaned while mine was being repaired. Now I have my main PC back and installed it again ... Do I have to do something to deactivate the licenses on the other computers? I never found a button to deactivate the license. Even if in the future I have other problems or upgrade the PC. Obviously I own all the PCs I used. Thanks for your help :-)

Understood ^^ Thank you again for your help :-)

Thank you :-) I Will try to use the beta of the 1.7 So there is no help from the GPU except for that? Neither in any filters or operations?

Hello. I noticed this problem with Affinity Photo desktop, which means that even with a few layers on certain operations (or even just the use of the brush), CPU usage goes up a lot (up to 100%) and the software becomes very slow and crashes even sometimes. I also noticed from the management that the GPU does not seem to be used much, although it is correctly set in the settings. I have already tried to reinstall the software and also to completely format the PC. Below is a list of computer specifications: -Windows 10 -i7 6700K 4.00 GHz -16 GB DDR4 RAM -NVIDIA GTX 1060 3GB I usually work on files up to 5000x5000 pixels at 300 dpi and I do photomanipulation work. In my recent work on AP it seems like I couldn't use too many layers and this limited my work a lot. Previously I worked on Photoshop so I know the problem should not be with my hardware. Thank you :-)