Camera Raw adjustment brushes is delaying?

All at once camera raw cc is having a delay in the adjustment brush. All else is working and no changes were made or updates. I uninstalled and reinstalled but didn't help.

Don't think so. I have the latest 7.1 ACR version and the GPU/Video works just fine for everything else. Once I convert the RAW file and start working in PS6 it all looks fine there too. If it helps, I can do a screen grab of the wierd ACR panel and post it here. Like I said, everything was working fine post 10.8 installation untill about a week ago.
Even when I go to PS6 preferences and select Camera Raw this black background control panel for ACR shows up. I downloaded the 7.2 Release but can't seem to find where to select it to see if that works. I seem to remember being able to select different versions of ACR from the ACR control panel but that must be obscured by the descibed glitch too.
How can I completely uninstall and reinstall ACR? Seems like the updates are patches now.
Thanks for any help

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