S Swagged macrumors regular Original poster Nov 14, 2011 147 4 Gotham City, New York Apr 3, 2014 #1 I just want to see if my computer is healthy and running at optimal efficiency, it will be a year old comes May.
I just want to see if my computer is healthy and running at optimal efficiency, it will be a year old comes May.
S.B.G Moderator emeritus Sep 8, 2010 26,914 10,988 Detroit Apr 3, 2014 #2 Coconut Battery is a good one to watch your battery's health.
Weaselboy Moderator Staff member Jan 23, 2005 34,982 17,281 California Apr 3, 2014 #3 Swagged said: I just want to see if my computer is healthy and running at optimal efficiency, it will be a year old comes May. Click to expand... Couple ideas just to check for problems. Do a command-r boot to recovery and from there use Disk Utility to do a repair disk and see if that reports any disk errors. You can also do a Apple Hardware Test to check for hardware issues. Beyond that, not really anything else you can do.
Swagged said: I just want to see if my computer is healthy and running at optimal efficiency, it will be a year old comes May. Click to expand... Couple ideas just to check for problems. Do a command-r boot to recovery and from there use Disk Utility to do a repair disk and see if that reports any disk errors. You can also do a Apple Hardware Test to check for hardware issues. Beyond that, not really anything else you can do.
bse5150 macrumors 6502 Jan 12, 2014 276 121 Apr 3, 2014 #4 I use TechTool Pro. It runs a series of tests on various components of your computer (Not just your hard drive) and reports the results. It's a fairly comprehensive app at a fairly decent price.
I use TechTool Pro. It runs a series of tests on various components of your computer (Not just your hard drive) and reports the results. It's a fairly comprehensive app at a fairly decent price.
Gregg2 macrumors 604 May 22, 2008 7,401 1,320 Milwaukee, WI Apr 4, 2014 #5 bse5150 said: I use TechTool Pro. It runs a series of tests on various components of your computer. Click to expand... Same here.
bse5150 said: I use TechTool Pro. It runs a series of tests on various components of your computer. Click to expand... Same here.