Hi,
I read that M$ has an ssd optimizer.
This is what chat tells me:
How Linux Optimizes SSDs (Built-In)
1. TRIM (the most important thing)
TRIM tells the SSD which blocks are no longer in use so it can manage
wear and speed properly.
👉 This is the real “SSD optimizer” on Linux.
You typically get it via:
Automatic (recommended):
sudo systemctl status fstrim.timer
If not enabled:
sudo systemctl enable fstrim.timer
sudo systemctl start fstrim.timer
âś” Runs weekly
âś” Low overhead
âś” Best practice
I am running several old Dells, both i5's and have large SSD. One is my
desktop running Kubuntu and the other is ProxMox... both have 16gb ram.
Any thoughts?
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