I recently got two Kingston SSDs and put them in RAID 0 but now I've been lurking around the internet and I find this heated debate as to whether or not SSD's with TRIM do not support TRIM while in RAID 0
One side of the argument is:
TRIM rearranges and identifies which files are able to deleted but it doesn't work because RAID 0 splits and separates the data making it unidentifiable. Intel themselves have recognized this problem and released firmware to counter it.
Other side is:
If you're running Windows 7 then your operating natively TRIMs any storage drive running at 0 RPM.
I was just looking for clarification since I have two SSDs and while both support TRIM and I am running Windows 7, they are in RAID 0 so I'm not sure what to do about TRIM. If it doesn't support TRIM, is there a program that I can use to simulate it?
One side of the argument is:
TRIM rearranges and identifies which files are able to deleted but it doesn't work because RAID 0 splits and separates the data making it unidentifiable. Intel themselves have recognized this problem and released firmware to counter it.
Other side is:
If you're running Windows 7 then your operating natively TRIMs any storage drive running at 0 RPM.
I was just looking for clarification since I have two SSDs and while both support TRIM and I am running Windows 7, they are in RAID 0 so I'm not sure what to do about TRIM. If it doesn't support TRIM, is there a program that I can use to simulate it?