Jun 28, 2010 #1 A ar09 Gawd Joined Feb 23, 2009 Messages 584 i have an old g1 intel ssd, and it doesnt support trim. are there software that do the same as what trim does?
i have an old g1 intel ssd, and it doesnt support trim. are there software that do the same as what trim does?
Jun 28, 2010 #2 S SicKlown42012 2[H]4U Joined Jul 6, 2008 Messages 3,319 While this guide is for Gen 1 OCZ owners, the idea behind it means it should work for any SSD. Just make sure to follow directions exactly so you don't end up waisting write cycles. http://www.ocztechnologyforum.com/f...TURBO-owners-with-FW-1.5-you-do-not-need-this.
While this guide is for Gen 1 OCZ owners, the idea behind it means it should work for any SSD. Just make sure to follow directions exactly so you don't end up waisting write cycles. http://www.ocztechnologyforum.com/f...TURBO-owners-with-FW-1.5-you-do-not-need-this.
Jun 28, 2010 #3 O Old Hippie Supreme [H]ardness Joined Oct 31, 2005 Messages 6,013 The software for this is called Tony-Trim. I used it on my G1s and it worked well but I have read negative reports about it. Edit.......SicKlown beat me to it.
The software for this is called Tony-Trim. I used it on my G1s and it worked well but I have read negative reports about it. Edit.......SicKlown beat me to it.
Jun 28, 2010 #4 S sub.mesa 2[H]4U Joined Feb 16, 2010 Messages 2,508 I would not use these utilities; they only fill up the mapping tables. Do a secure erase and over-provision your SSD, by creating a smaller partition than the full capacity, and not using the unpartitioned unallocated space.
I would not use these utilities; they only fill up the mapping tables. Do a secure erase and over-provision your SSD, by creating a smaller partition than the full capacity, and not using the unpartitioned unallocated space.