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Adding my own anecdote, there seems to be some kind of problem with high I/O loads on High Sierra. One of my projects involves indexing thousands of URLs. Duri
by kaffeinecoma 9y ago
Adding my own anecdote, there seems to be some kind of problem with high I/O loads on High Sierra.
One of my projects involves indexing thousands of URLs. During development I use a large (80GB+) local cache of a few million files. Running the cache code (~100 lines of simple Golang) totally brings my iMac (3.8GHz Core i5, 24GB) to its knees. CPU shows as mostly idle & memory pressure is low, yet the machine can't redraw windows properly after about 5GB of I/O to local SSD.
Completely frustrating. I moved the code over to an older (2010!) Mac running Ubuntu and it handles it without breaking a sweat.
- johansch 9y agoI doesn't sound all that unlikely to me that all these temporary UI freezes are related to the new APFS then. "How to skip converting to APFS when installing macOS High Sierra": http://osxdaily.com/2017/10/17/how-skip-apfs-macos-high-sierra/ http://osxdaily.com/2017/10/17/how-skip-apfs-macos-high-sier...