APFS Not Fast

[spescarus]

Thanks.

I'm on the latest Clover (4114) with the proper apfs.efi. I was worried the conversion would mess with the bootloader on my laptop where I only have one drive.

On my desktop I've upgraded just fine from Sierra and the conversion also went fine, although I have clover on a separate drive.

The only thing is that I find High Sierra a bit buggy. Sometimes the screen won't turn on and I also had a weird reboot. Also some apps don't work great and have some graphics glitches here and there, maybe it has to do with Metal 2. I have a GTX 760.

Cheers!

This is how the disk looks like after conversion

 

[el_charlie]

Yeah, that looks the same to me. I have a Kingston SSD, too.

Cheers!

 

[BiTsBR]

File systems don't make miracles, their will don't speed up your computer like a new computer. Exists improvements but is not "that" noticeable, make a completely new file system is more complex them the must people think. F2FS , BTRFS this file systems are more "new" them EXT4 and are quietly more fast sometimes ,but no one see any difference in a desktop conventional computer , at least if you are receiving billions of inputs of data of storage... APFS is good I think

 

[Quickshooter]

File systems don't make miracles, their will don't speed up your computer like a new computer. Exists improvements but is not "that" noticeable, make a completely new file system is more complex them the must people think. F2FS , BTRFS this file systems are more "new" them EXT4 and are quietly more fast sometimes ,but no one see any difference in a desktop conventional computer , at least if you are receiving billions of inputs of data of storage... APFS is good I think

I migrated back to HFS+ (HD->SuperDuper!->HD) and everything is much faster now Perhaps they will fix APFS in 10.14 or something.