How to slow down the Mac computer card to change?

Computers are like people, more or less have some problems, especially "age" big, the body more prone to failure. Sometimes the computer slows down, and it's not a sign that you want to buy a new machine. There are many reasons why the computer slows down, and only after you know the reason can you give the right remedy to the computer to regain its vitality. So what happens when the Mac gets slow? Look at the Mac computer that the user brings to the solution.

　Non-practical animations

Unnecessary animations slow down your Mac and affect the overall experience, because the resources involved are used for other, more important tasks.

To fix this problem, you need to choose System Preferences (Systems Preferences)--dock, relational options such as "magnification".

　　Graphics processor Extra Load

Older models, especially those from 2012 ago, may be overwhelmed when dealing with a large number of tasks. Unfortunately, OS X has a lot of animations that will fill your Mac.

Reducing the transparency is the easiest way to lighten the load and make sure that the Mac is more fluid to use.

How to: Set--accessibility--to reduce transparency

　　Safari is influenced by network data

Safari stores a lot of data, many of which are useless, and users often do not use the data once they have been used. These extra data will pull down the user's browsing experience.

To speed safari is not difficult, open the application, click "Safari" in the menu bar, and select "Empty history and Web data." The password and user name saved by the site will also be erased, but the browser is faster.

　Not enough RAM

Upgrading RAM is a very thorough solution, especially for the Macbook Air. If you really want to "revive" your Macbook Air, then upgrading RAM is a worthwhile solution.

You need to note that RAM is often more expensive, especially high-quality RAM, so you need to make a choice when the first to understand. In addition, choose the right model, if you choose the wrong, such as notebook RAM, but bought a desktop computer, which may cause damage to the MAC.

In addition, you need tips and tools to replace RAM, and if you don't, you can ask a friend for help.

　　Programs that you don't want to use CPU resources

If you find that your computer is starting to slow down, open activity Monitor, you will see the process program on your computer, and then choose a program that you can't use to stop the program.

However, when you stop the program, you should also pay attention because accidentally stopping a key program may cause your MAC to crash. If you stop unwanted programs, such as Chrome, you can speed up your computer's processing.

　　Damaged hard Drive

Hard drive problems are usually invisible and can then cause a series of problems with the MAC.

Apple has a program called "Disk Utility", which can browse your driver and check to see if there is a problem. When it detects a serious problem, Disk Utility will provide you with advice on how to handle it.

The Apple support page has an article about how Disk Utility to help you.

　　A overworked Mac.

Computers and people, too, will be tired of working, give your Mac a few days off is also a good thing.

If your Mac slows down, your first step is to "restart Dafa." This is the same as catching a cold, the first step is to drink hot water first.

　Obsolete applications

It's never wise to use outdated applications, and one of the best ways to keep your Mac fast is to regularly check and install software updates.

The OS X version 10.6 Mac app Store is handy for users to check if the application is obsolete. Updates are also visible in the Mac app Store in OS X 10.10.

Although the application has a new version of the time, OS X will provide notifications, but sometimes the notification time is wrong, easy to be ignored by users.

　　Too many login accounts

One of the reasons that your Mac slows down is that there may be more than 10 different programs loaded automatically by the user.

The workaround is as follows:

Settings--User account--Login Items--Remove programs that do not need to be loaded automatically at the first boot.

Alternatively, right-click the application on the Dock, select options, and deselect Open at Login.

　　No need for application

If your Mac is a bit old and hard drive is a bit old, then you should consider removing some space-occupying applications.

Because of the mechanism of rotating hard disk, the application occupies space if can be freed up, then the speed of the computer will be much faster.

Deletes the applied method:finder> Application > Removes the application to the trash bin. Please note that you should not remove the important application.

　Plugins that are not used

Some plug-ins, even if not used, it will silently run in the background, occupy valuable resources.

If you need to shut down or remove these plugins, go to the plugin panel, turn off or remove the plugin, and release the resources that are occupied.

The method we described above applies to your Macbook for more than 2 years, but is already showing signs of slowing down. If your MacBook has been in use for years and you want a new MacBook to get the latest quick experience, you can also buy the new MacBook. Or consider starting Apple's latest IPad Pro, a hybrid that can meet the needs of both users for leisure and business. After the keyboard is removed, the IPad Pro can be used as a large-screen tablet. With the keyboard, it becomes a laptop with the ability to work with a Macbook, whether you're editing a 4K video, designing a presentation, or managing an enterprise business, which can help you do it easily.