Does Gpu Matter For Photoshop

Davis CalkÃœrewn · Friday, 20 May 2022

22 hours ago, Mateyyy said:

IIRC the few filters that can accept advantage of the GPU in Photoshop use OpenCL (could be wrong then don't quote me on that though), so an AMD card might exist the better choice, but honestly I wouldn't expect too notable of a deviation.

Thanks for the suggestion.

I was looking at 2018 / 2019 tests with Photoshop from Puget Systems, and it looks like nVidia GPUs are favored.

Then once again, only a few tasks takes reward of GPU acceleration.

https://www.pugetsystems.com/labs/articles/Photoshop-CC-2018-NVIDIA-GeForce-GPU-Functioning-1139/

https://www.pugetsystems.com/labs/manufactures/Photoshop-GPU-Roundup-NVIDIA-SUPER-vs-AMD-RX-5700-XT-1552/

https://world wide web.pugetsystems.com/labs/manufactures/Photoshop-CC-2019-NVIDIA-GeForce-RTX-Performance-1269/

https://www.pugetsystems.com/labs/manufactures/Photoshop-CC-2018-NVIDIA-GeForce-vs-AMD-Radeon-Vega-1197/

22 hours ago, badkitty said:

Wouldn't a CPU with integrated graphics be enough for Photoshop ? That and eight or 16gb of RAM would be plenty (and much cheaper!) for merely editing pictures. I'd use the leftover coin to get a really nice display instead.

Information technology was requested that 16GB of ane of the requirements.

From what I tin see, information technology will depend on the number of files you are working with, and file format.

For, I'm assuming loftier resolution or RAW files, 16GB is recommended for 500MB files, 32GB for 500MB ~ 1GB files, and 64GB+ for anything higher.

The more than layers, the larger the file size.

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While the exact amount of RAM you need is going to depend on the size and number of images yous will exist working with, we generally recommend a minimum of 16GB for all our systems. Retention usage in Photoshop tin quickly shoot upwardly, withal, so it is important that you ensure you have enough arrangement RAM available.

How much RAM does Photoshop need?

The exact amount you lot demand volition depend on exactly what you are doing, but based on your document size we recommend a minimum of 16GB of RAM for 500MB documents or smaller, 32GB for 500MB-1GB, and 64GB+ for even larger documents.

Plus, the plan is to go with something like a Ryzen 3600, i5-9600KF, or something along those lines...no iGPU anyways.

I don't know whether or not they already have a decent enough quality monitor; was only given the asking for the PC / organisation itself.

21 hours ago, Radium_Angel said:

GFX acceleration under Photoshop is slight (source: I'm a photographer) and is only used on a few select parts of PS. Unless she is doing the work professionally with huge RAW files and tons of layers, a simple nVidia 660GTX or meliorate will do just fine.

Alright, cheers.

I could cut back a petty bit on the GPU side, and classify more to the storage (e.g. larger NVMe bulldoze), PSU, chassis, and expect into getting a quieter / better CPU cooler.

fourteen hours ago, BTGbullseye said:

I have experience with integrated, and equally long as it'southward at least Vega 11 functioning, it should be fine. MUST BE PAIRED WITH 16GB OF High QUALITY RAM, AND A MOTHERBOARD WITH DECENT SUPPORT!!!

I probably would not go for the iGPU route -- non-APU Ryzen wouldn't have iGPU anyways.

Thanks!

Source: https://linustechtips.com/topic/1186327-gtx-16501660-or-rx-5500xt5600xt-for-photoshop/

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