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Does anyone still experience UI LAG now in 10.10.2?

the only lag I experience is scrolling in the Notification Center. this happens on both Macs.
 
jackdtz said:
Yes, it will gets smooth after a smile restart
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Have you noticed any changes in the performance of your Mac?

I had submitted a bug report to Apple earlier in February about the slowness after using the computer for extended periods and also including a sysdiagnose file and screenshot of Window Server's memory usage for them.

They just wrote back requesting more diagnostic info, and the weird thing is that they specifically asked if I have anything in my menu bar that animates.

I do in fact have Google Drive in the menu bar which animates when it's syncing files. And I noticed that Google Drive automatically updated to a new version recently, and since around that time (I don't know exactly when it was updated since it does it automatically) my computer hasn't been quite as laggy--even running it for 5 days without a restart Window Server is only at 1 GB, which is still a lot--but far less less than the 32 GB it was taking up before.

Just wondering in case Google Drive in the menu bar is related to this at all if you run Google Drive on your Mac?
 
swingerofbirch said:
Have you noticed any changes in the performance of your Mac?

I had submitted a bug report to Apple earlier in February about the slowness after using the computer for extended periods and also including a sysdiagnose file and screenshot of Window Server's memory usage for them.

They just wrote back requesting more diagnostic info, and the weird thing is that they specifically asked if I have anything in my menu bar that animates.

I do in fact have Google Drive in the menu bar which animates when it's syncing files. And I noticed that Google Drive automatically updated to a new version recently, and since around that time (I don't know exactly when it was updated since it does it automatically) my computer hasn't been quite as laggy--even running it for 5 days without a restart Window Server is only at 1 GB, which is still a lot--but far less less than the 32 GB it was taking up before.

Just wondering in case Google Drive in the menu bar is related to this at all if you run Google Drive on your Mac?
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I don't have google drive but i experience the same thing.
 
I don't get why everyone complains about this minor UI lag. It's barely noticeable and doesn't irritate me at all.

There are more serious problems with Yosemite.

-Bluetooth connection problems.
-WiFi connection problems
-Safari occasionally makes your whole OS to crash/freeze and you'll have to reboot.

And tons of other bugs...

I think these things should be solved ASAP and people should stop complaining about minor UI lag till all the other problems are solved.
 
tschunde said:
I did a clean install on my rmbp2013 and now it runs very smooth.
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I suspect that doing a clean install will solve a lot of the problems people are having with Yosemite. I always do a clean install of major OS X releases. It gives me the chance to clean house from the previous OS X install.
 
Skylitfly said:
I don't get why everyone complains about this minor UI lag. It's barely noticeable and doesn't irritate me at all.

There are more serious problems with Yosemite.

-Bluetooth connection problems.
-WiFi connection problems
-Safari occasionally makes your whole OS to crash/freeze and you'll have to reboot.
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That's relative though.

- I don't use BT; never have, never will.
- WiFi is actually fine here, and despite numerous complaints, I have never had an issue with it. Maybe it's my access point, or the networks I connect to.
- I use Chrome and FF, so I never touch Safari.

However, there are definitely issues with all 3, and Apple needs to fix them. It's just that UI lag is ALWAYS present after a few hours, no matter which apps you use. Thus, I consider it top priority, especially when Windows 8.1 doesn't lag on the same hardware.
 
Paradoxally said:
That's relative though.

- I don't use BT; never have, never will.
- WiFi is actually fine here, and despite numerous complaints, I have never had an issue with it. Maybe it's my access point, or the networks I connect to.
- I use Chrome and FF, so I never touch Safari.

However, there are definitely issues with all 3, and Apple needs to fix them. It's just that UI lag is ALWAYS present after a few hours, no matter which apps you use. Thus, I consider it top priority, especially when Windows 8.1 doesn't lag on the same hardware.
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Interesting. Since installing Yosemite 10.10.2 (first install of Yosemite, did not do 10.10.0 or 10.10.1) I have not seen a WiFi issue, nor an issue with Safari or any sort of lag issue. I did have an issue where the window manager crashed and caused a reboot. I did track that down to be caused by a Wacom tablet driver issue. After uninstalling the Wacom driver the issue never happened again. I am doing a caution install of Yosemite. And what I mean by is I did a clean install first and then only re-installed one app or driver each day. This allows me to track down a potential problem caused by third party software. So far Yosemite has performed better, for me, then Mavericks, Lion or Snow Leopard on my 27" iMac.
 
There's a noticeable UI lag in Yosemite, when resizing windows or scrolling etc.

This happens with all Mac's.

I have reported this to Apple months ago and they told me that it's something that's known.

So they know about it. We don't know when or if they will fix it but at least it's an issue they are aware of.
 
Paradoxally said:
That's relative though.

- I don't use BT; never have, never will.
- WiFi is actually fine here, and despite numerous complaints, I have never had an issue with it. Maybe it's my access point, or the networks I connect to.
- I use Chrome and FF, so I never touch Safari.

However, there are definitely issues with all 3, and Apple needs to fix them. It's just that UI lag is ALWAYS present after a few hours, no matter which apps you use. Thus, I consider it top priority, especially when Windows 8.1 doesn't lag on the same hardware.
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Thats funny because I'm experiencing all of these 3 issues.

-WiFi is quite alright now, it's somewhat improved from the beginning.

-My Bluetooth devices frequently fail to connect to my Mac. I need to switch bluetooth on/off and try pair my devices multiple times before they connect.

-Safari crashes quite rarely now. But usually when it does it also freezes the whole OS which forces me to reboot my machine. Pretty annoying.

I experience all this. Meanwhile I have just very minor UI lag. I mean... I barely notice it. My UI is relatively smooth.
 
Skylitfly said:
-Safari crashes quite rarely now. But usually when it does it also freezes the whole OS which forces me to reboot my machine. Pretty annoying.
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Safari crashing and causing a system freeze is an indication of a another problem going on. I would suggest a clean install if you have not done that yet.
 
I'm not seeing much lag anymore since 10.10.2. I had loads before, it was horrible on 10.10.0 and just a little bit less horrible on 10.10.1. But now it seems fine, uptime is 10 days and didn't even notice any problems at all.
 
My menu bar is really finicky immediately after rebooting. And sometimes, when I'm downloading something (my Downloads folder is on my dock), the download status bar on my Downloads dock shortcut doesn't go away until I restart Finder.
 
baryon said:
I'm not seeing much lag anymore since 10.10.2. I had loads before, it was horrible on 10.10.0 and just a little bit less horrible on 10.10.1. But now it seems fine, uptime is 10 days and didn't even notice any problems at all.
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Out of interest, what mac are you using?
 
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