CC 2014 Extremely slow, unusable

Here's my specs:
PC Laptop running Win 8.1
Intel i7 2GHz
8GB RAM
This computer is brand new, as in just bought today. Second app installed after a virus scanner was Dreamweaver CC 2014. I cannot use it to save my life. When I am in Code view (the main view I use) I cannot scroll a page. The scrollbar moves up and down but the code will not reflect the cursor position for up to 30 seconds. I have exited the CC app, signed out of my account, turned off sync, added exceptions to my real-time virus scanner for the DW directories...NOTHING is working. This is a static HTML file that is making a couple calls to CDN hosted javascript files and nothing else. The file is located locally, not on a network drive. Even if it was this is unacceptable. I had CS6 on my previous machine (same specs) and it ran like a dream. What is up with this version?

Hi Ryan,
Appreciate you taking the time to join for a remote session. We tested the issue on different touch-enabled hardware & could reproduce the issue using touch but not with mouse wheel.
We have logged a bug for this issue (3916384) & put it up for prioritization.
Can you re-confirm that the issue is also seen while scrolling using a mouse?
Thanks,
Subhadeep

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