This screen will pop-up and provide you the graphics card information for your computer and whether your graphics processor is compatible.ħ. Go to Photoshop CC (in menu bar) > Help > GPU CompatibilityĦ.

To check if your graphics card is compatible follow these steps. If “Use OpenCL” is greyed out and you are unable to “check” it, then you need to make sure you have a graphics card that is still compatible with the most current version of Photoshop and that you are using the most up-to-date drivers. Choose Edit > Preferences > Performance (Windows) or Photoshop > Preferences > Performance (macOS). Reset the cache levels to the default setting, which is 4. Lastly, check your cache levels settings. Then click on “Advanced Settings” and make sure “Use OpenCL” and “Anti-alias Guides and Paths” are selected.Ĥ. In the “Graphics Processor Settings” section in the upper right-hand side of the pop up make sure “Use Graphics Processor” is checked. If you have a PC: Go to Edit > Preferences > Performanceģ. If you have a Mac: Go to Photoshop CC (in menu bar) > Preferences > Performance Go to Image (in menu bar) > Mode and make sure “RGB Color” and “8 Bits/Channel” are both selected.Ģ. It is important to note that the Photoshop hardware requirements for the processor and graphics card have increased for version 23.x (Adobe Photoshop 2022).ġ. If the following steps don’t resolve your issue, we have provided some additional info below. If you recently upgraded from Adobe Photoshop 2021 to 2022 and your oil paint filter used to work but no longer does, here is the fix.

Photoshop update 2022