- Joined
- Dec 31, 2012
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- Motherboard
- Asus Sage 10/G X299
- CPU
- i9-10980XE
- Graphics
- AMD Radeon VII
- Mac
- Mobile Phone
Enabling 6.1 bios definitions doesn't break your system...for someone it has advantages like more bench point, efficient powem management etc. but if your build works fien with 3.1 bios definitions so stay with them. Usually TRIM doesn't corrupt data, but i don't understand if you have both Win and OSX on the same HDD.Whoop! I've got it up and running and it seems stable. From a HD not SSD (Windows still on that).
No need for Thunderbolt, I have a massive case so I'll just install my externals internally, if you see what I mean!
Heartfelt thanks to you guys for making this so easy, especially for a newbie like me.
Now I'm really apprehensive though.
- I haven't enabled the 6.1 BIOS in case it breaks something. Is there any real advantage?
- I haven't enable TRIM as it gave me a big warning that it may corrupt my data and my SSD has all my Windows system on it, with all my apps etc. So way too risky...
- Should I totally avoid any system updates from the app store in case it breaks anything?
I really want to move all my day to day work over onto this beast so I can use Octane on my dual Titans but in a nice OS X environment, but I'm a bit concerned it might all fall apart next week... Gulp. Am I just being paranoid?
Thanks folks.
Roger
ps. Another quick question: I'm finding the HD painfully slow. If I buy an SSD can I install my Yosemite setup by carbon copy cloner straight onto it from my current HD install, or do I have to go through the whole thing again? Many thanks
You can update your system but remember every time to reinstall audio/nvidia web drivers again.
If you upgrade your HD to SSD use CC to make a clone but remember to install clover in the clone disk to make it bootable.