FinalTidus
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Hi guys. I finally decided to upgrade my primary os drive to ssd. I want to make sure that i have optimised every setting in bios and windows in order to extract the best performance and longevity out of it.
First, how to enable this trim function in bios and windows? I dont see it anywhere.
2nd. I heard of this setting called ssd cache. where to enable it in windows or bios?
lastly, i understand i cannot defrag my ssd nor format my ssd because it will damage it. however i am using 8.1 going to upgrade to 10 which windows have this automatic defrag schedule. how to disable it?
The more i read about ssd settings and maintenance, the more frustrated i get because there are just so many settings and things to do to maintain my ssd and get the fastest performance. Kind of wish it was as easy as hdd, just plug and play.


First, how to enable this trim function in bios and windows? I dont see it anywhere.
2nd. I heard of this setting called ssd cache. where to enable it in windows or bios?
lastly, i understand i cannot defrag my ssd nor format my ssd because it will damage it. however i am using 8.1 going to upgrade to 10 which windows have this automatic defrag schedule. how to disable it?
The more i read about ssd settings and maintenance, the more frustrated i get because there are just so many settings and things to do to maintain my ssd and get the fastest performance. Kind of wish it was as easy as hdd, just plug and play.
