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Laptop results MSI PE60 6QE Windows 10 Intel Core i7-1600HQ @ 2.6Ghz RAM 16.0 GB (2133mhz) GTX960m /w Intel Graphics

Hmm. I'm just using the standard D.O.C.P profile for my mobo, so nothing special there. I did install the Ryzen chipset drivers and with them, they include the Ryzen power plans that can be enabled in Windows 10 and are optimized for performance. I am using the Ryzen High Performance version. In looking up articles related to it, I noticed that 3000 series (3700X being well-noted) had issue(s) with reaching advertised boost early on launch and so AMD released BIOS fixes at some point after release. My BIOS is upgraded fairly close to latest, so maybe that is a factor as they update ADESA as well. AMD releases tweaked power profile for Ryzen users on Windows 10 https://www.kitguru.net/components/cpu/matthew-wilson/amd-releases-tweaked-power-profile-for-ryzen-users-on-windows-10/ AMD's Ryzen 3000 Boost-Fixing BIOS Leaks Out, We Test With Ryzen 9 3900X and Ryzen 7 3700X https://www.tomshardware.com/news/amd-ryzen-3000-boost-frequency-bios-fix-agesa,40359.html

Interesting. I'm on a Ryzen 5 3600 and my vector section tested significantly higher. They should at least be comparable. Rastor Multi-CPU was in the inverse though. Differences in RAM maybe?

Microsoft Windows 10 Home (Build 19041) AMD Ryzen 5 3600 @ 3600Ghz; Mobo: Asus X470-PRO 32GB DDR4 (3000Mhz) NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060Ti 6GB

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For what it's worth, I'm on driver ver 6.3.38-2 ... my model is in my signature. No problems here (so far). I've had issue(s) with Wacom drivers on Windows in the past that required a downgrade, so it's not unheard of.

Limited tests on my end show better performance with the tablet. Seems quite smooth.

I'm on a dual screen setup. I haven't noticed this issue (yet). A question, but is the monitor it is moving back to set as the "main" display. Many of us use the main display for our applications and secondary maybe for less important, so it's possible others may not run into it as often. Since you're using a Wacom, if that is a secondary display then maybe something changed in the software to trigger this. You can use use Windows Key + Shift + Left/Right Arrow to switch windows between screens instead of dragging. That doesn't move the floating panels I don't think, but maybe you can have a workspace saved that you can "reload" when this happens. At least until it is fixed.

It does, unfortunately. I played around with Coverage Map to make it look better, but didn't try to export it. Hard to know how often I will need to use that workaround.

This is what I needed. Thank you!

I saw a "solution" (painful) that involves changing Coverage Map in Blend Options. This helps with the anti-aliasing issue and doesn't pick up in pixel view as far as I can tell.

Is it possible to add a global swatch from your currently selected fill? I have been using dropper to add.

Maybe someone can explain what is happening here. In support area it was suggested this is an anti-aliasing issue. The black is showing underneath the green layer. The object used as a mask is the same Crossguard object. Theoretically, they should cancel each other out enough that it nothing should show through? Unless I am doing something wrong. Source file: sword.afdesign

So it is a bug?

I searched forums. I still can't figure out how to correct this. It's showing a black line. The object that is being used as mask is over bounds and I have "precise clipping" enabled (not sure it matters), so not really understanding why it is causing an outline. sword.afdesign