It is always recommended to optimize the Mac to maintain its performance. Optimizing simply means taking care of actual resources available for processes. Freeing the resources from unnecessary accumulations on drive, is also a task of optimization.
Adding RAM is the best to way to avail resources for Mac programs but it may be an expensive option because the cost of memory devices has raised in last few months. So, it is recommended to opt for an alternate solution ie; maintaining free space in Mac drive.
How to maintain free space on Mac startup disk
While it needs Virtual Memory (VM), the OS X makes use of free disk space on your startup disk, also known as boot volume. If there is no or little amount of free space on startup disk, you will find a considerable fall in performance speed.
The Mac disk cleaning tools can a great rescue for getting out of this headache causing situation.
The list of Mac speeding tips includes following clues.
- Make your little simple
 by minimizing the items 
 
- Open System Preferences
  > Dock. 
  
 - Select Scale Effect in
  the Minimize Using field. 
  
 - Deselect the Animate
  Opening Applications option. 
  
 
 - Open System Preferences
  > Dock. 
  
 - Avoid the unnecessary
 animated desktop since it snatches resources from other processes
 and delays their performance.
 - Keep an eye on activity
 monitor, launched
 with Mac OS X Tiger, to see the amount of resources being used by
 running applications.  Activity Monitor is located in the Macintosh
 HD > Applications > Utilities folder.
 - Its a good idea to
 reclaim resources by closing nonessential widgets. To close a
 widget: 
 
- Open Dashboard. 
  
 - Press and hold the
  Option key. 
  
 - Move the mouse pointer
  over a widget you wish to close. The widget's Close button (X)
  appears in the upper-left corner of the widget. 
  
 - Click the widget's
  Close button. 
  
 - Repeat steps 3-4 for
  other widgets you wish to close. 
  
 
 - Open Dashboard. 
  
 
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