Is it safe to enable TRIM on El Capitan via Terminal

[olakerb]

Hi guys,
I have my first Hackintosh running 10.11.1. I was wondering is it safe to enable Trim support via Terminal command?

EDIT: Sorry wrong thread, posting again under El Capitan Desktop Support. Admin please delete this post.

 

[marked]

I've just seen this in the Multibeast 8.0 release notes:

- Removed Drivers -> Disk -> TRIM Enabler since it's no longer needed

I enabled Trim via Terminal on my main clover customac, but now I'm wondering if that was a mistake?

 

[tabarus]

I wonder this as well.

What do you guys suggest ?

Using a 3rd Party solution to enable Trim like Chameleon or TrimEnabler

Or

Use the Tool provided by Apple ?


related :
https://www.idelta.info/archives/how-os-x-open-the-gate-for-trim-on-3rd-party-ssd/

 

[VioletDragon]

I wonder this as well.

What do you guys suggest ?

Using a 3rd Party solution to enable Trim like Chameleon or TrimEnabler

Or

Use the Tool provided by Apple ?


related :
https://www.idelta.info/archives/how-os-x-open-the-gate-for-trim-on-3rd-party-ssd/

You can just use Terminal by copy and pasting sudo trimforce enable

Note that enabling trim can cause problems with certain SSDs.

 

[tabarus]

I have a Samsung EVO 840 1TB .
Is there somewhere a list of those problematic SSD's ?