make macbook pro run faster
- Thread starter rdloretta
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- Your Mac's Specs
- Silver M1 iMac 512/16/8/8 macOS 11.6
Avoid Mackeeper like the black death! As Nick said go with Onyx.
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- Your Mac's Specs
- g4 ibook 1.2/512 leopard, 2007 MacBook 2.0 c2d lion, 20" imac 1.8 cd , 2010 mac mini
use onyx only
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- 21" iMac 2.9Ghz 16GB RAM - 10.11.3, iPhone6s & iPad Air 2 - iOS 9.2.1, ATV 4Th Gen tvOS, ATV3
Yea as said before stay away from MK. It is bad, but there marketing is good because it pops up everywhere.
Oynx is good but if you go that way, you NEED to make sure that you download the version that is compatible with the OS you are running. If not you could do more damage than good.
Personally i found Oynx a bit of a pain to use for someone that didnt know how to use it, so i went the MainMenu way. Does a good job, and is easier to understand than Oynx so i paid for the full version.
Cheers
Oynx is good but if you go that way, you NEED to make sure that you download the version that is compatible with the OS you are running. If not you could do more damage than good.
Personally i found Oynx a bit of a pain to use for someone that didnt know how to use it, so i went the MainMenu way. Does a good job, and is easier to understand than Oynx so i paid for the full version.
Cheers
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