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With An OWC SSD, There’s No Need For TRIM


Special Note for Adding an SSD to a 2012 Mac mini.

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Use an SSD on your Mac

All the drives listed above use Sandforce controllers which negate the need for TRIM.
While 6G drives are backwards compatible to 3G installations they are not compatible back to 1.5G such as those found in the first MacBook Pros and PowerMac G5. For those machines, choose a 3G SSD.