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If you upgraded your old osx to new and it is now slow. The best thing to try would be to backup your files to an external source, do a full harddrive wipe/format. Then install from scratch.
Apple provide a really easy way of doing this:
Reboot with Command and R (Recovery menu)
Use Disk Utility here to format the drive.
Enter Recovery Menu again and download the OSX iso over wifi and install it fresh.
Obviously requires a decent internet connection to obtain the ISO.
I only suggest this because traditionally, files orphaned by the retired OS can leave their mark.