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PDF Reader rendering review - Acrobat DC, Foxit, PDF-XChange, Sumatra, Xodo tested

To support the channel, check out our Patreon at   / mattkay   I'll be testing each of these 5 PDF readers with 3 large PDFs, each full of graphics and varying degrees of layering. My PC specs are: CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 3600 RAM: 16 GB DDR4 (1066 MHz) Graphics: Nvidia GeForce GTX 1660 Super OS: Windows 10 64 bit VERDICT ================================ Adobe Acrobat Reader DC is the best for rendering, but I've moved away from it after years of use due to it having stability issues with multiple PDFs open at one time. PDF-XChange Editor (free) is the next best of the rest, and is quite stable. It still struggled with rendering WFRP 4e, but not nearly as much as the others. The UI is also kind of ugly, but it has a ton of settings to tinker with, which is very nice. Foxit Reader is really just not great. It couldn't open PDFs from Windows Explorer - even when I set it as my default PDF app! Rendering was also slow. Xodo benefited from not showing any rendering artifacts (white pages, partial pages with text popping in), but I suggest this is because it is only rendering a page viewable when it is fully rendered. This makes it very, very slow to scroll through pages. If you change the view mode to "vertical scrolling", it gets much better, as it actually renders new pages in very low-res at first to allow the new pages to be shown. Why can't this be an option to select as default for every view mode?!?! Sumatra was the worst of the bunch. Sure, it's lightweight and minimalist, but it really does struggle to render big PDFs. It has a lot of fans, but it's not just in the same league as Adobe or PDF-XChange. CONCLUSION ================================ If you don't have any beef with Adobe and don't mind a half dozen additional services running in the background, along with weird prompts for cloud saving, then Acrobat Reader is hands-down the best PDF reader on the market. Do note that it suffers from seeming random stability issues and crashing when having multiple PDFs open. PDF-XChange is my personal favourite of the bunch. It renders more quickly than the competition, has a wealth of options on offer, and the free version doesn't pester you with upgrade prompts or ads. It would benefit (actually ALL readers would) from an option to render new pages in low-res, to allow quick skimming through a PDF without lag or white pages. Following a deeper search, I have also installed and quickly tested Nitro Pro, Nuance, STDU Viewer, Evince, and even Calibre - but none of them are any better than those tested here. Have another favourite? Tips or tricks for maximising one of the readers in the review? Please leave a comment!