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hi,
after I upgrade the macos to sierra, operation is not smooth.
So I bought a samsung ssd 850 evo, and I'm going to change the HHD to SSD.
how can I use terminal to enable trim on sierra?
and is it necessary to enable trim for samsung 850 evo ssd ?
iMac, iOS 10, macOS seirra
trimforce probably makes a drive system level call, to 'enable TRIM' on the drive. Using a third party tool such as "Disk Sensei" would probably NOT add anything to that process. At most, all it can do is make that same drive system level call that trimforce is already making. In other words, if it doesn't work properly using trimforce, it won't work any better with any other tool.
The one benefit of "Disk Sensei" is that you can enable TRIM via a GUI interface and see the current TRIM status via that same GUI interface.
To view the current TRIM status for your drive via GUI interface without using any third party tools,
navigate to 'About this Mac' -> 'System Report' -> 'SATA/SATA Express' and look in the details for: 'TRIM support'
Just as yours does.
I think I was trying to raise the level of argument/debate from shin-kicking to a fruitful and productive discussion of the facts. 🙂.
"Probably" "Probably Not"
Thanks for making it clear.
You think?
Are you not actually sure?
Trim is actually always necessary and should be enabled
I also posted a link from OWC which completely contradicts yours.
As with everything, absolutes are never actually absolute.
Thanks did realize that while not shown under storage it is shown under sata.
about enable trim on macOS sierra
