And then you won't have a Sierra upgrade option either. As was said, OS X will intelligently throttle CPU based on certain conditions in an effort to a) prolong battery life and b) avoid system damage (through excessive heat). If you wait too long (say 10-12 months).then Sierra will disappear when the next OS version comes out. CPU throttling is called SpeedStep and is built into the chip. Download Sierra ASAP.even if you don't want to upgrade now.
Compared to macOS Sierra, OS X El Capitan takes a larger space to 6. If you wonder how much space they will take respectively, here is the answer: the file size of macOS Sierra Public Beta installer is 4.86GB, and that of the final version will stay close to this number. Sierra may be the last OS version it can run. The first difference between macOS Sierra and El Capitan comes to the size. There's a good chance that the next OS version may not be compatible with a 2010 MacBook Air. Right now some 2010 computer models are at the cut-off for compatability for Sierra (including your 2010 MacBook Air). If a person has never downloaded a previous OS version.then it is not available to them. Then it will be in your "purchased" apps in your App Store account.and can always be downloaded at a later time when you decide you need it & want to upgrade. What the strategy now is.when a new Mac OS version is released.you download it at some point while it's available (even if you don't need it or want to upgrade at that time). Thus Mavericks, Yosemite, and El Capitan are no longer available for download. The days of upgrading when you feel like it.and being able to easily get that OS version from Apple.is no longer possible.Įver since the first free Mac OS upgrade download (Mavericks, 10.9).which you have.almost as soon as a new OS version is released.the previous free download version is removed from the Apple servers. The "Apple World" of OS upgrading has changed.
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