Large font collection; is font mgmt software necessary?

I've been using Macs since the beginning in a graphic design context. I have a large font library, which I manage with Suitcase Fusion. In the early days, such font management was a necessity to allow the Mac to run efficiently. Now, with the advances in the OS, I'm wondering if my iMac running Yosemite can handle a 3000 font library without 3rd-party font management software.

I stopped using font management software years ago. It was certainly needed prior to OS X. Perhaps early versions of OS X ran well without it too. At some point I got tired of the frequent Font Suitcase “upgrades” that seemed to be little more than making the software compatible with a new version of the OS.
The one reason I can think of for continuing to use the software is if you have font’s categorized by task. I spent a good deal of time using OS X’s internal system of categorizing fonts. Where time = money, in such a case, the money spent on the program might be worth it.

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