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Thanks a lot @carl123, I have tried different ICC profile for my monitor and it indeed solved the issue. @NathanC I rarely do clean driver update - I have lot of custom settings for 30+ apps and few tweaks in Profile Inspector. Switching back to ICC profile brings the issue back, but I will keep using the another one. I will post more results here when I will do clean driver install. Thanks again for support and suggestions.

All opened projects displayed yellow tinted elements, that should have 0 saturation. After searching in forums, it seemd to be related to nvidia driver. I have indeed recently updated to newest 526.61 driver. In screenhot bellow, all colors with 0 saturation have this tint, however colot picker shows pure white. When image is exported, white colors are also displayed corectly. Specs: Windows 11, 22H2 CPU: AMD 5600X GPU: Nvidia RTX 3070, driver 526.61

Currently working on A1 300DPI , (7 016 x 9 933 px) project. Size of file is around 100MB. The issue is very noticeable in Export - jpg - selecting any other Resample (not bilinear). It this project, any change to export setting makes mouse pointer very unresponsive (unable to accurately click to anything else while calculating file size). It takes around 20 seconds to be responsive again and all CPU cores are at 100% during that time. I also recorded screen of cpu usage, mouse jumps around a lot, when trying to make small circles in center of screen with mouse pointer or point it to menu UI. IMG_6302.mov

Every time AP is calculating file size in export menu, mouse pointer is laggy and unresponsive. For larger projects (A3, 300 DPI or above) it takes 5-10 seconds wait for program to be responsive again. This happens each time, when any export setting is tweaked, which is quite annoying. Would it be possible allocate less PC resources for file size calculating, so AP is always responsive? Affinity Photo 1.10.5.1342 OS: Windows 11 CPU: Ryzen 5600X RAM: 32GB GPU: RTX 3070, 8GB VRAM STORAGE: 4gen PCIe NVME SSD