Mac OS Sierra vs El Capitan: Comprehensive Performance Comparison!

Are you curious about the differences in performance between Mac OS Sierra and El Capitan? Look no further! In this video, we dive deep into a head-to-head comparison of these two popular operating systems for Mac.
With insightful analysis and real-world tests, we explore the speed, responsiveness, and overall performance of both Sierra and El Capitan. Discover how each OS handles resource-intensive tasks, multitasking, and application launching. Our in-depth examination will help you make an informed decision on which operating system suits your needs best.
But that's not all! We also discuss the impact on battery life, compatibility with popular software and apps, as well as the user experience enhancements brought by each OS update. Whether you're a creative professional, a casual user, or a tech enthusiast, this video provides valuable insights to help you choose the right OS for your Mac.
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If you're ready to make an informed decision about upgrading or sticking to your current Mac OS, hit that play button and join us on this exciting performance comparison journey!
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[@SteenGroentved]

Thanks for the comparrison! One has to remember that Apple is bennefitting by the longer load time, because it makes people think it's about time to upgrade the hardware. It's difficult to stay in older operating systems because they get more and more incompatible. Apple is handcuffing third party developers, so they don't put up fully functional versions of their products for older OS. I remember Behringer wrote it specificly on their site, something like "We are sorry, but our hands are tied by Apple" on why they didn't put up earlier known versions of their software. The fastest and best functional Mac OS I have ever had, was Snow Leopard. But unfortunately it is virtually impossible to use nowadays, and I'm pretty sure you wouldn't be abple to run it on new harware. But just imagine the speed. I think a lot of users would prefer speed and reliability over new smart features.

[@ChamandyBeats]

Using a 2015 retina MPB 16 gb quad core and i've been on El Capitan since... its flawless. I'm considering updating to High Sierra would you recommend it?

[@Sulokit]

I wouldn't recommend upgrading to any new OS because Apple starting throttling the CPU and spotlight goes in loop using more CPU. Unless you're using M1 chipsets don't upgrade.

[@ChamandyBeats]

just actually gave in and bought the 2021 M1 and honestly the 2015 screen is easier for me to view and use just a sexier computer.. would u upgrade the 2021 software to latest?@@Sulokit

[@zacurcordovamesina5056]

@@Sulokit Para una MacBook Pro Retina 2015 i7 16GB RAM 1TB SSD ¿Recomiendas Yosemite o Capitan? Quisiera obtener la mayor velocidad y que no consuma tanta memoria. Uso programas básicos, Office, Visual Studio Code, Canva, CapCut.