Downgraded from Yosemite to 10.9.4, should I upgrade to 10.5.5?

[kayleee]

https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/1837084/

This is why I downgraded, if anyone can help me on that thread it'll be really appreciated as well...

So,from what I see 10.9.4 has memory issues on my mac?

I'm sure this is common, but app called 'clean memory' always shows only 4-10% memory free, and keeps on refreshing itself...and after cleaning it shows at the most 29% free ram >>>>this is with NO applications open apart from finder ,which isn't an app.

Does 10.9.5 solve this?
Can I count on it to not increase the number of issues I have?

What issues does it have?

Should I upgrade or is this one more stable?

Thanks a lot..

 

[chrfr]

Does 10.9.5 solve this?
Can I count on it to not increase the number of issues I have?

What issues does it have?

Should I upgrade or is this one more stable?

You should upgrade to 10.9.5, install all the security updates, and stop worrying over your RAM usage, which is not an actual problem whatsoever.

 

[redheeler]

https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/1837084/

This is why I downgraded, if anyone can help me on that thread it'll be really appreciated as well...

So,from what I see 10.9.4 has memory issues on my mac?

I'm sure this is common, but app called 'clean memory' always shows only 4-10% memory free, and keeps on refreshing itself...and after cleaning it shows at the most 29% free ram >>>>this is with NO applications open apart from finder ,which isn't an app.

Does 10.9.5 solve this?
Can I count on it to not increase the number of issues I have?

What issues does it have?

Should I upgrade or is this one more stable?

Thanks a lot..

It's a minor update with bug fixes, so go ahead and update.

If you've got 4 GB RAM it's normal for it to sit at close to full all the time. Memory compression in Mavericks will help to free space when necessary.