Have you upgraded yours?

This post has been edited by westlife: Sep 27 2017, 04:28 AM

Not sure if my 2011 MBP can handle it!

slow..already got it last year since developers beta

i'll wait it out for a couple of months before i upgrade to this high sierra

not available since spinnig hardisk

Updated this morning 5.17gb

can still upgrade, but the new apple file system will not be used on your hardisk.

unlike the previous macOS upgrade, you need to manually search for it. it won't show automatically under the update tab.

what is a mess. last time xcode code this issue.. have to manually update. suddenly got update..
i'm really unsure what the apple think now .. ?Very different

IINM it support old MBP all the back to 2010. Mine is early 2011 but not yet updated the OS. Will do it tonite. But 5.17GB files? Damn. The update files getting bigger now.

From my previous experienced it is safe to wait a few month before update. Especially if you're using a lot of non-standard software. There will be compatibility issues before they release patch.

Installed and running well MBPR 13" 2013 APFS.

has anyone tried it on older hw? Not sure if I should install it on my MBP 15" mid-2010 with SSD. And if I do should I convert to APFS or stay on HFS?

Oh yesterday i tried still no update

unlike the previous macOS upgrade, you need to manually search for it. it won't show automatically under the update tab.

You're right have to search for it

does it have better memory management and more efficient hdd space?

after i downloaded it and install it. my mac just keep stuck at the black screen with apple logo and a sentence saying updating for few hours.

Then I force restart it, then my mac failed to restart and seems like the whole system crash. Anyone know how to settle this?

memory management not sure and it suppose to be more efficient on SSD.. HDD still the older format iinm..

Recovery mode fail as well? the cmd+R during restart.. hope everything got back up..

It some how screwed up my chrome password chain. All sites i have to login again. All saved passwords are gone.

Good thing I upgrade the RAM to 16GB and added an SSD. Should compensate for the lag, if any.

2 days on High Sierra. No lag. Seems smooth on my ol' early 2011 MBP. Then again, I've not touch Adobe apps for the past few days so dunno how the performance of it after upgrading.