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Windows optimization with SSDs

MoonlightSylv
By MoonlightSylv
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I'd not do it as it doesn't matter with read/write speeds.

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umm. i do those once in awhile. it wont have a significant effect if you don't somehow do the impossible and have the entire drive fucked. i don't think you will get any improvement on read/write speeds, if you do, they will be SMALL. you can do that however, it's not the same as defragging.

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On 5/23/2016 at 2:48 PM, artiechrome said:

...i think that is for running trim commands on the ssd...(dont quote me on that one tho)

I'm fairly sure that it's  just a manual trim command. Windows should be taking care of that for you 

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