The most obvious reason is that you're running out of space on your boot disk. In this article, we’ll tell you what these files are and, more importantly, how to clean up your Mac’s hard drive so it runs smoothly again.
Your Mac accumulates more files, some temporary, some not so temporary and slowly they take up valuable space and start to impact the performance of your computer. However, over time, as you surf the web and install applications, that begins to change. When you first start up a new Mac it's clean, free from junk files and runs smoothly.
Nearly full hard-drives perform 17% slower - that’s calculated by MacWorld in a test.
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