3 ms·
The SSD may not know which logical blocks are no longer in use, but it's quite easy to simply have lots more logical blocks that never get used in the first pla
by wtallis 2y ago
The SSD may not know which logical blocks are no longer in use, but it's quite easy to simply have lots more logical blocks that never get used in the first place. Not having TRIM is only an issue if your OS actually touches the whole drive. A vintage MacOS game library would be tens of gigabytes at most, and any SATA SSD you buy these days is going to be at least double the capacity of a first-gen Mac Mini's hard drive.