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In the middle of anything, my AD would freeze totally, without any reason. Zooming, moving things. No chance to recover from it : once it's in the "no answer" state, I just have to close my app as I could wait forever.

How can I prevent these freezes?

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If its just when zooming the prime candidate is the graphics driver.  You can verify this by setting the renderer to Warp in preferences/performance.

Can you confirm the exact model of your graphics Card(s), their driver versions and the OS version please

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6 hours ago, Pauls said:

If its just when zooming the prime candidate is the graphics driver.  You can verify this by setting the renderer to Warp in preferences/performance.

Can you confirm the exact model of your graphics Card(s), their driver versions and the OS version please

AMD Radeon 5700 XT, 22.11.2, and Windows 11.

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I have a similar problem here, but i don't agree it's a zooming issue. The software slows down and the UI becomes unresponsive after say, 30 minutes of work. At every session. I can access drawing area,  i can zoom in and out, but i can't click on menu items. On the panels, i can't change anything, can't scroll and select layers, can't select other colors or change stroke settings etc. When the software enter in this stucky mode i can select tools with the keyboard shortcuts, but not clicking on the interface. I have then to close the program, but it doesn't close at all, it's still running in task manager, so i can't open it again, only force ending the task. Tried a lot of things: different video drivers and preferences/performance configs, nothing worked. Current config: Win 10 22H2, NVIDIA GeForce 940MX driver 528.02 DCH clean install and Intel onboard HD Graphics 620, WARP selected renderer at this moment, hardware acceleration off, 16GB RAM, Dell i5 Inspiron 7560.

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I've had the same experience, with hardware acceleration disabled. There was a workaround: if I did a "Save as..." the program became responsive once more. As it happens I do most of my work in other software, using Affinity as a production hub and specialised vector tool. I could not imagine relying on the current version as a primary tool.

Dell Precision, Win 11 Pro, 16GB RAM, Intel HD630/NVIDIA Quadro M1200.

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I also get this kind of behavior often. I'm not sure it has something to do with HA as it happens with or without it enabled. It looks like "scrambled" memory.

Pressing "Ctrl" + "Shift"+ "Windows Key" + "B" resets your graphics card. If you see a difference it could be it. 

-- Window 11 - 32 gb - Intel I7 - 8700 - NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060
-- iPad Pro 2020 - 12,9 - 256 gb - Apple Pencil 2 -- iPad 9th gen 256 gb - Apple Pencil 1
-- Macbook Air 15" - Mac mini M2-Pro - 16 gb

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Same issue here. Happens mostly when zooming in/out using CTRL & mousewheel. Happens in or without combination of the "lag" issue. 

Geforce GTX 1080 TI, current drivers from Nvidia.

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When the app is in a frozen state could you try calling up Task Manager and right clicking on the Affinity application and select 'Create Dump' and upload it here:

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On 1/31/2023 at 12:56 PM, Pauls said:

Looks like something is going wrong rendering a tile at a low level when zooming in/out. These type of issues appear random and can affect some more than others

Any chance this is already being resolved for an upcoming update? It simply kills the workflow

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