I put 12 gb of ram in my imac and it lags a lot

i have a total of 12 gb of ram in my 2012 imac and it lags in many simple programs such as iPhoto, iTunes, ect. And in more complicated programs such as photoshop cs6 and other Adobe programs. I usually get bouncing icons for about a min before anything happens or spinning color wheel. Any idea as to y this is happening? I have taken the iMac to geek squad 4-5 times with the same issue every time. I put the ram in after the second time and no improvement. This last time they replaced my stand and didn't tell me Why!! I only have about 250 gb used out of the terabyte it can hold. I am just so frustrated. Any help would be appreciated. Also I am not that good with computer terms.:)

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