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Dec 26, 2014 13:04 |  #1

Is the upgrade from 8 to 9 worth it?
Was thinking of upgrading but may hold out for the next update.


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Dec 27, 2014 07:58 |  #2

Not for me, no. Very unstable. Crashes about 50% of the time. Never had a single problem with 8 or 8.5.1. Crashing problems started with 9. Running Win 7 pro 64 and PSCS 5 64, core i5 w 12G. Nvidia card with current chipset and upgrades. Software wise, not much improvement IMHO. Biggest is the masking but OnOne's masking is still so basic it doesn't even begin to compare with others, like Topaz's. All JMO.


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Dec 27, 2014 09:46 as a reply to  @ Picture North Carolina's post |  #3

Maybe I will stay with 8.5 for now.


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Dec 28, 2014 15:48 |  #4

Just purchased 9.0.2 and did not have any big issues with it under OS X 10.8. There was a repaint issue sometimes when changing zoom or a tool but when the mouse moved over the area it would correct.


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Dec 28, 2014 20:46 |  #5

I've had no problems with PPS 9 and Win 7 64 Pro.


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