The only quirk I've come across is the issue of TRIM and whether to turn
it on or not (see google). I've used a series of Crucial disks that have
their own firmware set-up to do this; you occasionally start the machine
with alt/opt held down (to show bootable drives) and simply leave it for
a while. I know this works as I had one machine that had slowed to a
crawl after many years, I left it like that overnight and it was as fast
as ever the next morning.
That crucial drive (from about 2008) is still going strong:)
So I can say that crucial drives are reliable and that the TRIM set-up
is easy; don't turn it on in the OS and simply occasionally leave it for
a while with the start-up situation as I described.
On 22 Sep 2015, at 20:13, Testcard wrote:
Would this work on a Mac or are their differences between solid state
drives?
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