Camera Raw taking forever to process images

Hi,
All of a sudden my ACR is taking forver to save out images as jpegs.
I have run all the latest updates and nothing has changed in the way i process my images,
nothing is wrong with my mac either
please help!!!

File types and sizes? System info? Develop settings? PS swap file settings? Hardware acceleration? you have not provided nearly enough info and need to be much more specific.
Mylenium

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