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nostromo77
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Hello all!
My question is to those with experience working with partitions.
My idea is to do a partition on my main HDD built into my MacBook Pro. The reason I want to do that is to preserve the speed and responsiveness to the MacOS X.
I thought about partitioning the main HDD in my MacBook Pro to have a section on it devoted to the MacOS X operating system only. My dilemma is that I don't know if that even makes any sense to do and how big a size is recommended to partition it for the MacOS. I thought about allocating about 20GB but realized that Final Cut Pro and Adobe CS collection takes up a massive amount of space in the Applications Support folder. Or is that under the user which would then be somewhere on the other half of the partition not shared with the MacOS?
As you can see I'm a bit confused, so if you have any pro idea how to do this or if this is a silly thing to do, please let me know. Also if you have an experienced method to keep the OS responsive please share... my MacOS X have become very sluggish and slow. I have about 100GB left on the 500GB drive and I can't figure out why it's so darn slow. Everything slows down. Especially if I surf online with many windows open it just kills my mac.
So what is the best method to keep your MacOS X running fast and secure?
Any suggestion would be appreciated.
🙂
Thank you
My question is to those with experience working with partitions.
My idea is to do a partition on my main HDD built into my MacBook Pro. The reason I want to do that is to preserve the speed and responsiveness to the MacOS X.
I thought about partitioning the main HDD in my MacBook Pro to have a section on it devoted to the MacOS X operating system only. My dilemma is that I don't know if that even makes any sense to do and how big a size is recommended to partition it for the MacOS. I thought about allocating about 20GB but realized that Final Cut Pro and Adobe CS collection takes up a massive amount of space in the Applications Support folder. Or is that under the user which would then be somewhere on the other half of the partition not shared with the MacOS?
As you can see I'm a bit confused, so if you have any pro idea how to do this or if this is a silly thing to do, please let me know. Also if you have an experienced method to keep the OS responsive please share... my MacOS X have become very sluggish and slow. I have about 100GB left on the 500GB drive and I can't figure out why it's so darn slow. Everything slows down. Especially if I surf online with many windows open it just kills my mac.
So what is the best method to keep your MacOS X running fast and secure?
Any suggestion would be appreciated.
🙂
Thank you