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What makes macs like this?

Benjamindaines

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Im posting this here because it applies to all the HW
Why is it that macs start off slow and then as they are on they get faster and faster?
 
iLEFTOVERCRACK

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what?

**** if i know...
 
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benjamindaines said:
Im posting this here because it applies to all the HW
Why is it that macs start off slow and then as they are on they get faster and faster?
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If I am reading what you are asking correctly I would say, OSX cache's Applications when first started. After they are cached things are a lot faster. If I try to launch any application when it first comes to the desktop, it takes 1-2 more bounces. Later that same app opens FAST. That is why it's important to give OSX as much RAM as possible.
 
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oo i get what he was asking now....
 

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