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MacGurl111

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Feb 4, 2010
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Hi friends.

Today, I called Comcast asking them to upgrade my internet speed to 150mbps. Which they did for another 50.00 a month.
To be honest, I thought it was my internet that was causing the lag. My iMac is still lagging and I'm unsure why.

Applications that are installed:
Logos 6
Chrome
Dropbox
YNAB
Microsoft office
Evernote
AVG cleaner

Any suggestions? Just a side note: My daughter plays Minecraft using the internet as well as Animal Jam.

I read on another post to make another user name. Seems to work great. I wonder what is causing the lag on the other user name.
 
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Can you explain what you mean by "lag?" You're talking about Internet and then applications, so it's hard to get a gauge on what the lag is for you.
 
Can you explain what you mean by "lag?" You're talking about Internet and then applications, so it's hard to get a gauge on what the lag is for you.
No applications. Just the internet. When scrolling, my page flickers. Many times the page will simply not load at all. I was on Kate Spade's website, the images did not load for me.
 
My screen flickers only with Chrome on the 5K iMac. Safari works fine.....
 
I read on another post to make another user name. Seems to work great. I wonder what is causing the lag on the other user name.

Everyone seems to be missing this point :)

There is something awry with perhaps application or system caches?
 
  1. Are any similar issues occuring on other devices that utilizes your internet; if so get comcast check out your cables/modem
  2. https://support.apple.com/kb/PH18536?locale=en_US this walks you through to see if your connection gets adequate response when communicating.
  3. Go to speedtest.net and check your speed.
  4. Reset your modem/router if you havent done do.
 
  1. Are any similar issues occuring on other devices that utilizes your internet; if so get comcast check out your cables/modem
  2. https://support.apple.com/kb/PH18536?locale=en_US this walks you through to see if your connection gets adequate response when communicating.
  3. Go to speedtest.net and check your speed.
  4. Reset your modem/router if you havent done do.
It seems to be my internet, unfortunately. Someone gave me a great link and I will have to set up the extreme and express upstairs. Going to give that a try!
 
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