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TRIM is just one component of an optimal SSD configuration, and it's somewhat overrated. It should be on by default, but it's not the only consideration for goo
by cookiecaper 13y ago
TRIM is just one component of an optimal SSD configuration, and it's somewhat overrated. It should be on by default, but it's not the only consideration for good SSD performance.
- justin66 13y agoIs there a more important factor than TRIM in preventing performance degradation over time? (aside from just not letting the drive get too full) It _all_ might be somewhat overrated. I've certainly never worried much about all this stuff, and my SSDs still perform phenomenally well. I used one in my old Macbook well before OS X supported TRIM and all was well, although I have to admit that on another machine I thought for sure Linux was taking care of TRIM for me. Apparently not.