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Top comment on the bug tracker: > Joshua Austill commented 24 Jun 2018 06:21 > @Gani Taskynbekuly OH MAN! I knew I was having this issue way worse at some ti

Top comment on the bug tracker: > Joshua Austill commented 24 Jun 2018 06:21 > @Gani Taskynbekuly OH MAN! I knew I was having this issue way worse at some times than others, but I'd never made the connection to sleep mode. Since reading your comment I've just been shutting my laptop down instead of closing the lid and letting it sleep and the problem has all but gone away. I searched High Sierra sleep issue and this is a well-known issue with bug reports. This means this isn't a JetBrains issue, it's a mac issue. It is annoying to turn off graphics switching and sleep mode and have crappy battery life, but hey, I'll pay that price for a usable laptop. I owe you a drink of your choice! Seams like a macOS issue. I heard even rumors that's not the only issue with that OS. ;-)

Arkanta 8y ago
> I heard even rumors that's not the only issue with that OS. ;-) Sigh. Could we please not fall into macOS trolling? I believe that it is a totally different issue that the one I'm suffering. I haven't had this issue with any other program. There is no excuse for IntelliJ when Xcode, VSCode, Sublime Text and even Eclipse perform 10 times better as IDEA does. Even if I do a cold boot and open IntelliJ directly, I will still get unbearable slowness. Sure, there might be a bug, but it doesn't affect me. If it was only a macOS bug, how would you explain that JetBrain's patched JDK works way better, and that 2018.1 is a downgrade? My old laptop didn't even have a dGPU, so turning off graphics switching wasn't the problem. Many apps don't handle graphics switching correctly, and it's 100% their fault. Also, do not confuse "top comment" with "latest comment".