And how can I tell?
I've been scouring the web for the past few days trying to find a straight answer to this question and have come up with nothing but confusion.
As of now my system is configured in the following way:
- Kingston SSD Now 64GB (note, this is NOT the + model) - this has the OS on it
- 2x Samsung F3 1TB's in RAID 0 - these have all my programs, etc. on them
I installed the OS in this way:
- Set BIOS to RAID
- Setup RAID array
- Run W7 install disk
- Install RAID drivers from AMD
- Install W7 on SSD
- Activate and format RAID array in OS
I just want to be sure that TRIM is working. I ran the fsutil command and it came back "0" meaning that the OS is sending the Trim signal. The real confusion comes from the following question: Does the AMD Southbridge driver pass the command along? It seems that the answer used to be "no", but I can't find anything to the contrary.
Is there some way to be sure that my SSD is getting the benefit of Trim?
I really appreciate any insight/help.
I've been scouring the web for the past few days trying to find a straight answer to this question and have come up with nothing but confusion.
As of now my system is configured in the following way:
- Kingston SSD Now 64GB (note, this is NOT the + model) - this has the OS on it
- 2x Samsung F3 1TB's in RAID 0 - these have all my programs, etc. on them
I installed the OS in this way:
- Set BIOS to RAID
- Setup RAID array
- Run W7 install disk
- Install RAID drivers from AMD
- Install W7 on SSD
- Activate and format RAID array in OS
I just want to be sure that TRIM is working. I ran the fsutil command and it came back "0" meaning that the OS is sending the Trim signal. The real confusion comes from the following question: Does the AMD Southbridge driver pass the command along? It seems that the answer used to be "no", but I can't find anything to the contrary.
Is there some way to be sure that my SSD is getting the benefit of Trim?
I really appreciate any insight/help.
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