I'll post more feedback on it at the end of the week.Īs you add, delete, and move files on a hard disk, available space is no longer a single, contiguous block. I don't know if this the only bug but it appears to be one on my machine. I only work with the rulers hidden and NO PERFORMANCE ISSUE! The only difference was the rulers: they were HIDDEN. I've noticed that everything was smooth, fast and reactive. Someday, when I opened up a file that I didn't created. Do you guys use the rulers? I use them a lot and I always show them on every new file. However, I might found something during my investigations. I have a 256GB SSD, a 500GB HDD and 16GB of RAM.īy the way, how do you assign more RAM to Illustrator since there is no option in the preferences like Photoshop? I've already tried these and there was no change. Mind you, other programs will run slower when youre working in illustrater then! But, when you don't have enough room on both, you adjust the default settings of illustrater and assign more RAM to it.
Illustrator is fastest when it can process file information in memory, without having to use the hard disk.
If Illustrator has insufficient RAM, then it uses hard disk space (that is, a scratch disk) to process information. If you still seem to have any problems, I'd suggest assigning more RAM to running Illustrator.
Then put a bigger disk (I choose my C drive) as your primary and/or secondary. I've figured out that if you go to Edit > Preferences > Plug-ins & Scratch Disk. I also delete the clipboard upon closing (is this reversible?). Here,I don't have to close Illustrator completely to regain acceptable performances. Seeing closing down illustrater and starting it up again had seemed the most useful solution to my problem,
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