From here, choose Adobe Photoshop and the program you want to customize and scroll down to the bottom where it shows “Vertical Sync” and set it to off.
There should be two tabs in the main section of the window, click on the “Program Settings” tab. On the left side of the newly opened window expand “3D Settings” and go to “Manage 3D Settings”. I lived with this issue for around 7 months and had almost given up but I recently decided to set a day aside to try once more to figure it out and thankfully I was successful this time around.įirst, you need to open the NVIDIA Control Panel – you can do this my right clicking on your desktop and clicking “NVIDIA Control Panel” or on your taskbar on the bottom right you can expand the icons to find it hidden there as “NVIDIA Settings”. Some people had the issue and some didn’t, it seemed to only affect people with an NVIDIA GTX graphics card. A few Google searches in and I had fixed the issues of Windows Ink and the odd brush behaviour but there was still one issue that I couldn’t fix – in liquify my brush would jump around like an over-caffeinated bouncy ball, making it next to impossible to liquify anything (unless you waiting between each brush stroke for it to chill out.
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