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Hi @BearSSR and welcome to the forums.

If the graphics card drivers, Windows and system drivers are up to date, switching off hardware acceleration may help.
You can find this option under Menu Edit -> Settings -> Performance.
 

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12 minutes ago, Komatös said:

Hi @BearSSR and welcome to the forums.

If the graphics card drivers, Windows and system drivers are up to date, switching off hardware acceleration may help.
You can find this option under Menu Edit -> Settings -> Performance.
 

Hello thanks for replying

Even with fully updated drivers and hardware acceleration off I still have the same issue. I even tried turning off Nvidias G-Sync and still have had no luck.

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3 hours ago, BearSSR said:

I still have the same issue.

I'm sorry about that. Have you already set the refresh rate for Affinity Photo in the NVIDIA control software?
 

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Try different view quality settings.

to some extend this is expected behavior, but in your example the areas near edges rendered delayed are quite large.

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Posted
13 hours ago, Komatös said:

I'm sorry about that. Have you already set the refresh rate for Affinity Photo in the NVIDIA control software?
 

Yes I have, still unsure on what to do. I have an intel laptop and it renders fine, but on the desktop as shown the rendering is quite slow despite other software working fine.

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Hi @BearSSR,

In your second screen recording, the 'Renderer' setting appears to be set to 'WARP', this is a software/CPU renderer that can be significantly slower than using a dedicated GPU, and the result is slower redraw times when transforming image layers, set this to your GPU instead. Also, set the 'Retina Rendering' setting to Low quality (Fastest) so that the app is only doing a single pass.

To some degree, this is expected and dependent on the GPU performance.

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