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poxxo

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Oct 21, 2014
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First of all, sorry about my english i hope u all can understand it :D


So, i install Yosemite on my MBP. ( http://puu.sh/clc6J/5d5c565d41.png )

The problem is my Ram, i use the "Memory Clean" app and is always arround 200 and 50mb free. Photo --> http://puu.sh/clchV/4ad36f8d38.png
With mavericks i use to had between 1gb - 700mb.

When i ask a friend with a MBP with 2gb RAM he told me it works better than mavs.

Any help?
 

ABC5S

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Do you see "GREEN" ? Green is good.
 

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windywalks

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Mar 12, 2004
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First of all, sorry about my english i hope u all can understand it :D


So, i install Yosemite on my MBP. ( http://puu.sh/clc6J/5d5c565d41.png )

The problem is my Ram, i use the "Memory Clean" app and is always arround 200 and 50mb free. Photo --> http://puu.sh/clchV/4ad36f8d38.png
With mavericks i use to had between 1gb - 700mb.

When i ask a friend with a MBP with 2gb RAM he told me it works better than mavs.

Any help?

The amount of used RAM is completely irrelevant here. Memory pressure is what you're supposed to look at. If it's in the lower registers, then you are safe and everything is working fine. Memory management in OS X is a bit different and the amount that is being used isn't necessarily in actual use by apps.
 

poxxo

macrumors newbie
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Oct 21, 2014
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Do you see "GREEN" ? Green is good.

It's green but, it's still working so slow with no high memory demands apps open (Mail, Chrome, Finder, Dropbox, Puush, Memory Clean)
http://puu.sh/clqvu/554732a200.png

I have no memory left, i dont understand why... i delete all the heavy programs and still the same. It's working so slow.

I'm thinking to Install Yosemite from 0 (Format the MBP) , but i don't wanna do it if the problem is that i need more RAM.

IDK, i need an advice. I need to do something.
 

deviant

macrumors 65816
Oct 27, 2007
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NEVER EVER EVER EVER clean your RAM. it's stupid and counter productive. The system is trying to cache things to make it faster for you and you slow it down.
 

abn0rma1

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May 4, 2014
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Also, sometimes your RAM looks mostly used, but it's because it's made some of it inactive that it doesn't need to use. So just relax, things are fine, and don't clean your memory.
 

poxxo

macrumors newbie
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Oct 21, 2014
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Ty all for the tips.

i'll buy more ram in a few days and i just unistall the clear memory app :D
 
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