Which is better: Photoshop CS6 or Photoshop CC

[jayveeramos07]

I tried to download Photoshop CS6 using my laptop before and I was satisfied. I used it in many ways like creating logo and posters, printed layout designs and many more. Now I tried using it again using my desktop, but after a couple of days I decided to uninstall it because am experiencing logs. Whenever I try to put Texts or even move some images, the background turns into black. I replaced it then with Adobe Photoshop CC, and I am somehow satisfied with the results even though I am still experiencing the same problems as before. What will be the best application? CS6 or CC? Thanks in advance!

 

[Rob Whisonant]

Well since CC (creative cloud) will always be the latest version, my vote goes for CC. But if CS6 does what you need, then why upgrade?

 

[Pearl88]

Well, I'd stick to the one that does the things that you need it to do. Seems to me that the CS6 is best for you. I wouldn't worry if it's the old or new. As long as it helps you get the job done.

 

[bijutoha]

Whenever I try to put Texts or even move some images, the background turns into black. I replaced it then with Adobe Photoshop CC, and I am somehow satisfied with the results even though I am still experiencing the same problems as before. What will be the best application? CS6 or CC? Thanks in advance!

Confusing problem. You said Which is better: Photoshop CS6 or Photoshop CC but this is not your main thing to judge one of them. As I know you need to solve the issue, first. Because both versions are going to make the same problem that you said.

I think it isn't the version problem. You need to think about your PC configuration. Your GPU, RAM.

Here the GPU guide for Photoshop CC https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/kb/photoshop-cc-GPU-card-faq.html
Check system requirements, too. https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/system-requirements.html

Hope you'll find the solution.

let's talk about the version, I mean which version is best? Obviously, CC is the best, because of the new features and functions.