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Billishoho

macrumors newbie
Original poster
Mar 23, 2011
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Hello there,
I recently updated to yosemite beta 5 and beta 6 at the same time (i've first installed beta 5 and then 6) and after that my macbook is realy sluggish and laggy.
Som things i've noticed,
WindowServer consumes like 150-200% of cpu power
nothing happens when i try to change the brightness on the screen
the graphics are all laggy and chopy
and the graphics card does not seem to be recognised because it says it only has 3mb of ram(see picture attached).

I've tried smc reset but nothing happened. Is there any way to save it or should i reinstall os x?
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T-Will

macrumors 65816
Sep 8, 2008
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Does Yosemite have the "automatic graphics switching" option under System Prefs -> Energy Saver? I wonder if you can flip that switch. I think you got bigger problems though with the video card not being recognized. ;)
 

Nde

macrumors 6502a
Feb 12, 2008
644
54
Los Angeles, CA
Looks like you are running the beta version. Have you try running the production version and see if it resolve your problem? There is really no point of trying to fix or diagnose the beta versions if the production is out.
 

Billishoho

macrumors newbie
Original poster
Mar 23, 2011
24
0
Well, I own a macbook pro 13" which does not have a seperate graphics card.
just the HD300 which is on the same chip as the cpu.

I still cannot see the production version able for download :/
 

Billishoho

macrumors newbie
Original poster
Mar 23, 2011
24
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hey, sorry for bumping but can someone please help me?
I've already downloaded yosemite but I think that if I install them
all of my data will be erased :/
 

jsolares

macrumors 6502a
Aug 8, 2011
844
3
Land of eternal Spring
hey, sorry for bumping but can someone please help me?
I've already downloaded yosemite but I think that if I install them
all of my data will be erased :/

It shouldn't, i just upgraded both a Mavericks and a Yosemite GM Candidate installs and no problem, however be sure to have your data backed up, you never know.
 
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