Macbook pro early 2009 is slow when using apple mail

#MACBOOK PRO EARLY 2009 IS SLOW WHEN USING APPLE MAIL WINDOWS 10#

Regardless, if you can't afford a newer CPU, even a $500 MacMini, I don't think you're in the right business and perhaps should consider Windows where everything is just wonderful and Windows 10 runs on every CPU ever built!ДЄll I can see is they dropped support for all DDR2 ram Macs (except for the 2009 Mac Pro which really doesn't make sense ) I don't understand why? DDR2 is still a very viable Ram today it has aged very well.

Who knows! I do know it's no where as easy and cut and dry as you have made it seem here and as a developer I know you know that too. Remember when AirDrop had issues becasue of some WiFi chips, which then brought us a new DNS model, then all **** broke lose? I'm sure that cost Apple BIG time! So while you might believe your 7 year old machine shoudl work fine it may not and Apple has decided, based upon their user data, to drop it. As a deveoper you know that even minor variations in a given chip can mean a feature can't be implelemented without major work and expense.

Just becasue on the surface a given CPU seems to meet basic requirements, doesn't mean it will work or is economically reasonable to support. As a developer you know, especailly for an OS release, there are testing and support costs. I have no idea what Apple's plan is, could be that they will add support back before release, or maybe they've decided to finally drop this 7 year old machine. That kind of 'take my ball and go home' post is totally non-productive and isn't goign to get you far.

Macbook pro early 2009 is slow when using apple mail