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@Komatös The NVMe's drivers are from Microsoft. I checked and had a few pending updates (Windows and Dell). I installed them and it's much better. However, it still gets a little laggy if I spend a lot of time editing (I noticed some disk operations in the resource monitor when this happened). But in general, its performance improved a lot. Thanks for your help!

Hi, I've been experiencing problems with performance in large documents. It's extremely slow whenever I try to format the text in any way. From what I've seen (not sure it's related, but anyway): My CPU spikes The program's memory usage grows overtime. The program uses the hard drive whenever I input changes. The more I spend editing the file, the laggier it gets (3-5s response time). My RAM is full (0 Free, 5gb "standby") My setup: I'm working with a 186 page document that's mostly text and small embedded icons (when they are linked I see no big difference). I have hardware acceleration disabled. I have a Dell XPS 13 9310 with a 512Gb NVMe, 16Gb RAM, i7 1165G-7. Any help/tip is appreciated! Thanks!

Hi, I've edited a vector in Affinity Designer using the vector crop tool to create shape color variation. When I save it in svg and reopen it in Designer as an SVG file, the masks are gone and so are the changes I've made. Also, when I import the same file to Publisher, it doesn't show the masks either. I can't figure out if I'm missing something or if its a bug. The workaround I've found to preserve the areas of the masks in my SVG files without losing them, is to release the mask in Designer and then save it in SVG. With this, Publisher renders them correctly and so does Designer.