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Glad I went with the WD drives for the Hack, and the Samsung drives went into the windows box.
Good to hear. Are you on Monterey ? How much space on your 1TB NVMe is used up ?Im using Samsung ssd 980 pci nvme m.2 1TB, boot times is with in 20sec.
Why drwhy ?I was planing to update my System with a "Samsung 980 PRO 1TB - 7000MB/s" SSD
Yes, you can use the SN850. It should work but has not had as much testing and verification as the SN750. Again, using a PCIe 4.0 NVMe doesn't make a lot of sense with your motherboard. Just costs more money. $55 dollars more.Will the "WD_BLACK SN850 1TB - 7000MB/s" work with TRIM in Monterey on a GA AORUS Z390 Pro ?
If you re-read post #1 it tells you exactly what the problem is.I notice slower boot times since installing Monterey but my
SystemProfiler shows TRIM support YES on both of my "970 EVO Plus" SSDs !
This means the Samsung drives do support TRIM but it doesn't work properly with macOS versions that use APFS. So you will see that it's enabled in System Info. Having it enabled slows down boot times. Those times will vary from system to system. The suggestion by vit9696 is to disable trim on Samsung drives.After our discovery of a severe bug in the TRIM implementation of practically all Samsung SSDs,
Does this affect the system boot time only or other processes too?This means the Samsung drives do support TRIM but it doesn't work properly with macOS versions that use APFS. So you will see that it's enabled in System Info. Having it enabled slows down boot times. Those times will vary from system to system. The suggestion by vit9696 is to disable trim on Samsung drives.
Other potential problems are data corruption and premature NVMe drive failures amongst other things.Does this affect the system boot time only or other processes too?
Is this strictly to do with NVMe Samsung drives? I'm using 860 EVO SATA drive in my system. Any issues with TRIM on that model?After our discovery of a severe bug in the TRIM implementation of practically all Samsung SSDs
@StudioK : the TRIM bug is only with NVMe drives, and most if not all the Samsungs appear to be affected. AFAIK the SATA SSD drives have been reported to be fine.Is this strictly to do with NVMe Samsung drives? I'm using 860 EVO SATA drive in my system. Any issues with TRIM on that model?