System Optimizer

Also here is for the 850 EVO: http://www.samsung.com/global/business/semiconductor/minisite/SSD/global/html/ssd850evo/specifications.html

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Muchas gracias, Maestro...some light bedtime reading matter, eh? ;)

Oui!

Sorry for the delay! Incredibly busy today!

There is not a whole lot that I can add to this thread, ?. I think you all have gone above and beyond in explaining just about everything there is with SSDs.
 
I guess I could clarify that instead of optimization perhaps defragmentation was a better choice of words. There is no need to do this on an SSD.
 
As long as you’re using Windows 7 or 8, your operating system is already sending all the TRIM commands your SSD needs. I'm not %100 sure about the functionality of this with Windows 10 because I personally have not used it, nor will I be using it any time soon.
 
As far as consolidating for free space. Most of the drives are already doing this with the firmware they have. 
 
I can't really comment on whether or not its bad to "defrag" the drive as I've heard and read both sides of the story and don't really have any input on it at this time.
 
Hope that helps!

As a side note, I am currently using http://www.samsung.com/us/computer/memory-storage/MZ-75E2T0B/AM? and have been quite pleased with it. Though I'm going to likely pick up the 850 in the next few months.

Thank you ?. I just happened to be looking again at this thread when I saw your answer pop up!
 
So in fact it was just a matter of an inadvertent mischoice of words!! That led me to question what was the right advice, given that Daniel was saying one thing and you apparently another. Now I know that my choice to recommend the Gamer Version of Webroot to my friends (see the very first post of this thread) still remains valid with those of my friends that use an SSD disk.
 
Thanks!
 
I have just one more question, and this I ask to Daniel. i've been led to believe that System Optimisation does little to speed up an SSD. I understood that it remains pretty much as speedy however cluttered it gets. I assume, from the fact that you apparently optimise your SSD regularly, that this is mistaken? Or do you do it more to save space?

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Thank you @. I just happened to be looking again at this thread when I saw your answer pop up!
 
So in fact it was just a matter of an inadvertent mischoice of words!! That led me to question what was the right advice, given that Daniel was saying one thing and you apparently another. Now I know that my choice to recommend the Gamer Version of Webroot to my friends (see the very first post of this thread) still remains valid with those of my friends that use an SSD disk.
 
Thanks!
 
I have just one more question, and this I ask to Daniel. i've been led to believe that System Optimisation does little to speed up an SSD. I understood that it remains pretty much as speedy however cluttered it gets. I assume, from the fact that you apparently optimise your SSD regularly, that this is mistaken? Or do you do it more to save space?

Really I let Windows 10 take care of them and once or twice a month I will do a Manual TRIM clean up after using WSA's System Optimizer (Cleaner) and CCleaner.
 
Daniel 😉

TripleHelix wrote

...using WSA's System Optimizer (Cleaner) and CCleaner.

 
Daniel ;)

To speed up the disk? Or just to save space?

OK. Perfect! The source of confusion has been resolved (thanks for the clarification, ?) and now I will bookmark this thread so I can come back to it to read again and carefully digest the day I decide to upgrade to an SSD.

Ye sir ree Never will go back to HDD. It's SSD's  for me all the way! Thanks to your helping... I understand alot more too.
 
I never thought a system could go so fast!:D