CentOS 7: https://bashtheshell.github.io/guide/ssd-trim-on-centos-7/
Windows 7: Enabled by default but can be confirmed via elevated command prompt and: fsutil behavior query disabledeletenotifyDisableDeleteNotify = 1 = TRIM support disabledDisableDeleteNotify = 0 = TRIM support enabledTo enable trim, issue: fsutil behavior set disabledeletenotify 0
Mac OS X: Enabled by default on Apple provided SSDs. Requires enabling on third-party provided SSDs. To confirm via the terminal, issue: system_profiler SPSerialATADataType | grep 'TRIM' Enable TRIM via terminal, with this command: sudo trimforce enable Follow the on-screen advice. For reference, Third-party solutions include Cindori TrimEnabler, which were a workaround when Apple temporarily disabled default trim support for non-Apple SSDs.