You also get improved external display support thanks to the added power of the M2 Pro. You’ll probably have a hit in the speed of Lightroom in the Library and Develop modules, but you’ll get back up and running without the crashes.Upgrade to the Mac mini M2 Pro and you get double the Thunderbolt 4 ports, for a total of four. This simple adjustment to the Preferences should stop the Lightroom crashes. In Earlier versions of Lightroom, uncheck “Use Graphics Processor.” In most cases, turning off the GPU acceleration stops those crashes. Turn off the GPU acceleration in the Lightroom Preferences! Without going too deep into all the minutia, let’s look at how to stop these crashes with a simple adjustment in the Lightroom Preferences. Here’s the short form: there are GPUs that don’t meet Adobe’s requirements and sometimes even those that do, aren’t stable and Lightroom crashes. You can read more about troubleshooting the GPU acceleration on the Adobe site here and how the GPU acceleration works here. GPUs also speed up adjusting images in the Develop Module and boost the speed of 4K and 5K monitors. In Lightroom, the GPU can be used accelerate viewing thumbnails and loupe view of images in the Library. So to clarify, the GPU – Graphics Processing Unit – also known as the graphics card, is a circuit board inside the computer that is necessary to render images, animations and videos to your computer screen. For many of our readers GPU is a meaningless acronym. What is the cause of these Lightroom crashes? Eventually an error dialog will appear, but it usually takes a while, making the crash event a mystery until it appears.Īnd, then a Problem Report will show up. Do some Basic developing or maybe start using an adjustment brush or a radial filter and, in a blink – Lightroom crashes. Then a photo is opened in the Develop Module. Imports, moving folders, naming files – no problem. This issue seems to be MacOS agnostic as it happens with Sierra, High Sierra and Mojave with Lightroom 6, 7 and right up to 8.4.1.Įverything is fine in the Library. Usually after an update to Classic from earlier versions of Lightroom.
I used to see this more often with Lightroom 6, but I still see it happening. It just disappears from the screen in an instant. I thought I’d seen the last of this, but Lightroom crashes suddenly on Macs.
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