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We are having an issue with poor quality images exporting to PDF from Indesign (CS6). It makes zero difference whether the images are Ai images or PDF. They look perfect in Ai, perfect in the InDesign document, but appalling in the exported PDF. If the PDF document is printed, they print fine, but as a web based pdf document it is not publishable.

We must use compression on export to keep the file size small enough for web/email use, but even with compression turned off on export there is no improvement in the PDF quality with a document ten times the size. Any help would be appreciated? I appear to have answered my own question, but will place it here to hopefully help others. On comparing another InDesign document that appeared to export to PDF ok, we noticed that the type of frame makes a huge difference to image output quality.

In the suspect document the frames with the images in them were ' [Basic Graphics Frame]+ '. When I changed the frame (or made a new frame) to ' [None] '; not only were the images a lot clearer in the InDesign document but they exported to PDF perfectly. Something so simple!!!! Include your product name and specs such as processor speed, memory, and storage capacity. Please do not include your Serial Number, IMEI, MEID, or other personal information. Macbook Pro retina (early 2013) 2.7 GHz Intel Core I7 16GB 1600 MHz DDR3 NVIDIA GeForce GT 650M 1024 MB 512 GB SSD Provide the version numbers of your operating system and relevant applications, for example 'iOS 6.0.3' or 'iPhoto 9.1.2'. OS X 10.9.3 (13D65) Describe the problem, and include any details about what seems to cause it.

My rMBP has poor graphical performance compared to other rMBP. I think there might be something wrong inside it. Appstore or Steam games for Mac (Bioshock Inf and Max Payne 3) at lowest graphical settings will give me between 5-10FPS. I think this might be weird for such a well specced computer.

List any troubleshooting steps you've already tried, or temporary fixes you've discovered. Formatting, bootcamp with Win7, Updating to mavericks, stopping apps, Reset SMC. Nothing has worked yet. I don't play games often, but since i first started trying a few times last year, i've noticed that it's almost impossible, You should be getting more FPS. Do you have switched graphic card option on or off in the energy saving section? • I've seen an issue ever since upgrading to Lion where after some period of time (haven't nailed down how long, but measured in hours) 3D game performance suffers greatly (60+fps down to 12fps).

Rebooting fixes the issue until it sits long enough. The drop doesn't seem to happen mid-game.

Only after leaving for a while and returning to the computer. I've run all the usual diagnostics. The iMac does not 'sleep' during that time (i have it set to always on). During the performance slow down, all system stats look normal: no spikes in CPU usage, memory usage, etc. All internal temperatures report out normal as well. No other hardware or software changes other than the Lion upgrade. Forehand arms company serial numbers.

When the FPS slow down is occuring, all system animations also suffer (sliding in Dashboard, Dock magnification, etc). Quit the game and the system animations come back to full speed. The game I play most often's technical support is worthless (i'm looking at you Blizzard), so I'm hoping someone else has run in to this issue, or that an actual support person can help without telling me to run a permissions check. FromPC2Mac wrote: I just bought this MacBook Pro the 26th and it came with Leopard. After installing XP on the system, I can't get over the fact of the poor graphics performance.

Even moving windows would result in a bad frame rate. Obviously, this is caused by a lack of 'good' drivers for the GeForce 8600M GT. The drivers from Nvidia aren't working, so either this is the best of Windows I'm getting on this system or there's some sort of driver that I haven't heard of. Does anyone have any insight on this? Congrats on buying a MBP! You might be interested in this thread: Hopefully this will help.

• Hi guys, Made a new build with fm2-a85xma-e35 and A10 5800k and getting very poor graphics. Windows WEI aero score of 4.8, wow running at ~25 fps on low, poor Photoshop open gl performance, and choppy Windows performance when dragging Windows around. Feels like no graphics driver is installed. Been tinkering for a week and even rma'ed a new apu and still the same. I know people say get an independent graphics card for good performance, but this is the issue of the apu not working properly on this board and not me trying to get gtx performance from an apu. Anyone have this combo can help?