Performance Update in 10.6.2?

I've been having spinning-ball issues (using Safari, iTunes, and other applications) where the computer will, at seemingly random time periods, display the spinning ball so I can't do anything in that application. I've tried resetting permissions, etc. to no avail. I noticed a thread recommending the Apple Performance Update 1.0 (http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3901).
However, I just updated to 10.6.2, and when trying to install Performance Update, I get the error: "This update requires Mac OS X version 10.6.1."
Is this performance update included in 10.6.2, or will I have to wait until Apple includes a newer version of it on their webpage?

after reading this post i am a bit confused. i have a 2009 macbook pro that needed updates to stop the click + beep hard drive issue and later i needed to install performance update 1.0 in order to stop the 30-40 second freezing issues that you are describing above.
Well, as of right now my macbook pro runs smoothly but after all these issues and reading this post i have become concerned that updating to 10.6.2 will overwrite the previous patches (like performance update 1.0) and i will then have to deal with issues again until apple decides to issue another performance update designed for 10.6.2
so to sum up, does updating to 10.6.2 overwrite the previous patches because they were only intended for 10.6.1? any clarification would be very helpful. thanks

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