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This is Hacker News... So you'll need to do better than a collection of symptoms without any analysis to describe your experience! At least take a look at Act
by firecall 5y ago
This is Hacker News...
So you'll need to do better than a collection of symptoms without any analysis to describe your experience!
At least take a look at Activity Monitor, or run HTOP.
Are your Kybrd, Mouse and Audio devices connected via BT by any chance?
Is your SSD full?
Have you got a bunch of synching service installed?
A malware crypto miner? ;-)
But overall, for me, no, none of M1 Macs are getting sluggish! :-)
- kderbyma 5y agoNo its a mac problem. Mac M1 has terrible support for a few things. Audio - a bunch of problems - drivers not working, a nightmare trying to record, and need to purchase 3rd party software to use audio monitorying.... - Wifi & BT are both pretty shitty. The radio they use is poorly positioned or something and cannot seem to pick up signal well if tilted certain angles. --- Because of the aboce....all my peripherals are wired...same issues. this is after a fresh reboot---before I login.
- Klonoar 5y agoDrivers not working on M1, if they're third party, are generally on the vendor - not Apple. Kexts do not run with Rosetta translation.
- kderbyma 5y agoIm not talking about peripheral drivers (I mean recording audio from software that running on the operating system)
- Klonoar 5y agoExactly which driver are you talking about then...? It would be useful to note it specifically, you might get a drive-by fix by one of the macOS wizards on this site.