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Stuke00

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I have a new Late 2013 iMac that I purchased back in January. I have noticed it running extremely slow. It has 8GB of RAM and my memory pressure is always green. I did a speed test of the performance and it seems very low. Is this normal, or should I take it to Apple to have it looked at?
 

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Its not normal. You can try reinstalling osx reparing disk permissions. If its an easy ride take it to the store. My old ancient macbook gave me 80/90
 
Its not normal. You can try reinstalling osx reparing disk permissions. If its an easy ride take it to the store. My old ancient macbook gave me 80/90

I actually have OS X running off an external thunderbolt SSD because this thing was so ungodly slow. That drive works great. I use this one for storage and bootcamp but it is SOO SLOW. I am actually running Yosemite on it. Should I put Mavericks back on it before taking it in?
 
The problem might be yosemite related. Its a beta. Did you try this test on mavericks?
 
I have a new Late 2013 iMac that I purchased back in January. I have noticed it running extremely slow. It has 8GB of RAM and my memory pressure is always green. I did a speed test of the performance and it seems very low. Is this normal, or should I take it to Apple to have it looked at?

Looks like the HDD might be on its last legs.
 
I have a new Late 2013 iMac that I purchased back in January. I have noticed it running extremely slow. It has 8GB of RAM and my memory pressure is always green. I did a speed test of the performance and it seems very low. Is this normal, or should I take it to Apple to have it looked at?

Restart and don't use Chrome and you will be back to normal.
 
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