Scrolling is just not smooth enough, Late 2013 rMBP 13" model with 8GB RAM.
In what application? And on what kind of site/document? Was it ever fast enough?
I'm using Yosemite. PB4.
I'm using Yosemite. PB4.
Oh, well there you go! Using a beta OS won't be as smooth as using a final release or even better, a 10.x.x update like Mavericks 10.9.5.
Oh, well there you go! Using a beta OS won't be as smooth as using a final release or even better, a 10.x.x update like Mavericks 10.9.5.
Well, that is the weird thing. Yosemite is what 'fixed' the UI performance for me over Mavericks. Its strange that people are having so different experiences here. From responses here and other communities, it seems like half of people experience a performance boost and half experience degradation. I a very curious what is the deciding factor behind these differences.
Well, that is the weird thing. Yosemite is what 'fixed' the UI performance for me over Mavericks. Its strange that people are having so different experiences here. From responses here and other communities, it seems like half of people experience a performance boost and half experience degradation. I a very curious what is the deciding factor behind these differences.
Well, all I know is that I am seeing major performance issues on my 2012 cMBP with yosemite, and I am having choppy animations but not necessarily choppy scrolling. I can see how a MBP with twice as many pixels would suffer even worse performance, including choppy scrolling.
The lag, I would argue would be due to the HDD. The scrolling issues are there, just not too bad.
FYI: I also have a cMBP and that lagged even more, with a clean wipe!
I'm talking about animations...I can do everything as quickly as I could on mavericks, but opening mission control, launchpad, notification center, switching windows, switching desktops, and moving the dock from screen to screen has frame drops and delays. It was far worse in DP1, but apple still obviously needs to work on GPU performance.