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Every program is different, but what I'm looking for here, in Final Cut Pro, is something that tells me that things are going to be saved or recorded to a certain folder on my hard drive. I found that it was saving my Library backups to a folder called FCB on my internal hard drive. I switched that over to my external drive so all the files that back up from this point on will stay off of my computer's internal drive. Applications don't have to be your only focus when switching over to an external drive.

They usually take up the most memory on a system, but you do have other options to switch over as well, such as music, photos, videos, notes, documents Pages documents, Word documents, etc. All these things take up space, thus resulting in an inevitable slow down. But, if we take the right steps, we can figure out ways to prevent it.

My Mac still runs like it did day one, and I plan on keeping it that way. Everything was fine except iTunes. Won't open the App itself, just opens the menu bar- so I would be forced to either make my iTunes Library one giant playlist so I could import it, or do it one song at a time because that is the only option it gives. So guess I am stuck with iTunes being on the MacBook drive, instead of the external.

It may have something to do with the GDrive not being able to be "authenticated".

I can over-ride it but maybe the GDrive still doesn't recognize the App. In the third section, where you say "we're not going to delete the applications off of your computer's internal hard drive.

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It makes no sense otherwise, and confused the hell out of me at first. Hi - this is really helpful, thanks. Just about to buy a new Mac and want some info which might help me not spend more than I need to I was wondering whether you can move preinstalled programs like GarageBand, etc. I realise it probably won't with iTunes, but the more I can shift off that I wouldn't use that often, the better Great article, thanks so much! I plan to do this tonight! One question, is there a way to move the apps within iTunes?

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I have all of my music and videos saved to my external drive, but there doesn't seem to be an obvious way to save the apps elsewhere. Any advice? My Mac hard drive has a lot of movies and photos taking up the most space. If I move these to external drive, will this speed up the Mac?

Seagate Slim 1 TB per your instructions! Is it still storing "dupe photos" from the cloud onto this hard drive?? Carbonite will not back up external drives on MAC systems.

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Just fixed that. My Mac often runs slow Share Your Thoughts Click to share your thoughts. Hot Latest. Virtual memory is cache, this is when memory is written to disk.

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This is identical, regardless of media type. It does not actually increase physical RAM. If the server requires more physical memory, I do not believe this would work. Sounds like you are referencing ReadyBoost. That particular theory about turning an external or flash drive into virtual memory has been around for ages. Not only is it exceedingly slow, it's a total waste. Forget it. Not getting you very far on a minecraft server. Also, don't just tell me I need to upgrade as your only answer. I know this is a very old and slow computer, but I wanted to try hosting on this and after, if it doesn't work buy a better one.

Thanks for your hopefully answers, and your hopefully not screaming your head off telling me to get a new computer. Virtual memory is not RAM. Never will be.

Take it this is the first model iMac G3?