Q: Anyone facing lag on OS X Mavericks ?
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Oct 31, 2013 5:27 PMby Zextasy,A temperature sensor could be bad. I've had this problem for a while now, did everything from an sic and pram reset to a fresh mavericks install. only got a solution today. Try this link http://www.rdoxenham.com/?p=259
You will have to keep an eye on your temperature, but that's it. Till you're ready to go get it fixed at an apple store.
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Oct 31, 2013 6:40 PMby pable,@Zextasy:
I don't think it's a temperature sensor in my case. New Mac, temperature readings normal. I checked your article, doesn't apply to more recent models, since they don't even have their own .plist file in the mentionned kext folder.
@ahunt01:
I don't know Autocad 14 at all, I just downloaded it because someone pointed out this possible fix. So after installing the app, I opened it, found out that it is some kind of advanced technical drawing/3D modelling software, then I finally drew some circles, ellipses and rectangles. That's it.
After closing the app and restarting, everything was fine.
Hope I could help.
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Nov 6, 2013 8:14 AMby pable,Well if you experience the problems described in this thread (flickering screen, laggy scrolling, jerky dock...) then there is a good chance that Autocad will fix it. At least, that's what I and several other users found out from our own experience! You've got nothing to lose! See for yourself.
If now the whole system is laggy and there are other problems, I would first try the usual things like cleaning caches, repairing permissions, verifying and if necessary repairing the hard disk, zapping PRAM... If that doesn't work, uninstall suspicious software and undo any eventual customizations that might cause the problem.
After that I would suggest you to backup via Timemachine AND by making a bootable clone (with Carbon Copy Cloner for instance) and doing a clean install, so as a last resort only.
This is what I do and everything's running fine for years.
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Nov 25, 2013 2:18 AMby JDE90,I had the same problems as everyone else in this thread.
I was freaking the **** out because I need my macbook to work at any given time. How am I gonna use Logic if I can't even scroll down a news article?
For five hours straight I was looking for a solution and during this time I tried at least four very complex methods including some next-level hi-tech stuff I didn't understand 10% of, but managed to get through. It yielded no result. I had tears in my eyes by the fourth hour.
Was it frustration?
Or sheer sadness?
I don't know..
Then I stumbled upon this thread! This beautiful thread, where multiple people said that AutoCAD worked for them. Now, I took that with a grain of salt ofcourse, as it sounded too simple and frankly quite moronic, that this software intended for 3D designs would remove the seemingly unrelated lag problems on my MacBook Pro. During the whole process of downloading and installing it I was already getting ready to go to the apple store with my mac, as I was sure AutoCAD wouldn't work. Then I opened AutoCAD.
BOOM!
My MacBook works like a charm! I have no idea how, why, when, who what?! BUT IT DOESN'T MATTER!
Guys, I've been using the Interwebz since '97 and this if my first forum post. That's how happy I am right now. I am so happy that I replied to a forum post just to say that it worked for me, and maybe others can share my happiness.
Guys.
Wow.
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Dec 2, 2013 2:30 AMby pable,So it worked for a bunch of people here but it didn't work for you.
Not sure it's the same problem then.
Albeit I agree that the Autocad fix is somewhat myterious... but since trying it out (well over a month) I didn't experience ANY of the mentionned issues anymore.
Coincidence? Surely not.
