Message alert when using liquify

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hi. have started recieving following alert when using liquify tool on layer mask: "liquify capable of utilizing graphics processor on rgb files increase performance. color mode have chosen not utilize graphics processor" doesn't state colour mode should using assume rgb.

my image in adobe 1998 rgb colourspace , issue has started happening today.

 

i'm still able liquify normal obviously, tool not function efficiently (lag) when not using gpu.

 

this alert doesn't come when liquifying layers themselves. masks

 

anyone ideas?

 

cheeeeers

click on mode , see if 8 bit rgb.



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