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How many cores does Photoshop use?

Hi I was wondering if anyone could help. I would like to know generally how many cores does Photoshop use? I have done some research and some people say only one or some say multiple does it just vary? Also which would be better for the purpose Ryzen 2 when it comes out or Intels coffee lake? I know a good SSD and fast ram would help as well.

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As many as it can. It's dynamic.

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1 minute ago, Olli_ said:

Hi I was wondering if anyone could help. I would like to know generally how many cores does Photoshop use? I have done some research and some people say only one or some say multiple does it just vary? Also which would be better for the purpose Ryzen 2 when it comes out or Intels coffee lake? I know a good SSD and fast ram would help as well.

photoshop is multicore capable but it depends what you are doing with it, some filters etc can only use 1 core, some can use all of them. so it all depends on the use can, but it will pretty much use whatever it can whenever it can.

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It can use 69 cores.

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