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Spinning Ball

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  • Permanently deleted user

    Not for most computers, as it works perfectly with mine !

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  • Charles Craig

    What hardware do you have?

    I have an "ancient"  2012 MacBook Pro Retina with 1TB SSD, 2.4Ghz i7, and only 8GB RAM and I don't get the spinning beach ball of death.

    However, I do get random lock ups every once in a while which require me to do a forced shutdown. I think that's just a bug though.

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  • Mike Garthwaite

    the spinning ball is mainly in my 27 in mac 5k my 2012 MacBook is great. any ideas? I have a ton of ram that i installed 

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  • Charles Craig

    I did a quick search on that iMac. By chance does yours have just a regular Hard drive instead of an SSD?

    Also you can download BlackMagic's hard drive speed test app to see if your drive is slow. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/blackmagic-disk-speed-test/id425264550

    I added my speed tests from my original 250GB SSD and the new 1TB SSD from OWC, I just added in my MacBook Pro. Quite a nice speed increase with the new SSD.

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  • Mike Garthwaite

    what file do I choose 

     

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  • Mike Garthwaite

    so testing my pictures folder I get 240.1 and 696.8 on the read

     

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  • Charles Craig

    I just press start. I never select a folder.

    Oddly slow write speed you have there, which is what the majority of C1 is doing.

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