Does the Transcend JetDrive 520 support TRIM on OS X Mavericks?
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Yes if you run the JetDrive Toolbox and enable it. Apple only officially supports TRIM on their SSD's but the JetDrive Toolbox modifies the system to turn it on. There is a warning that you do it at your own risk though.
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I just check Transcend's website, and it says you need this one:MacBook Pro (Retina®) 15" Mid 2012 & Early 2013 Model no. = MacBook Pro 10,1 JetDrive compatibility = JetDrive 725(240GB / 480GB / 960GB)Then check out iFixIt's teardown:https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/MacBook+Pro+15-Inch+Retina+Display+Early+2013+SSD+Replacement/17059
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I'm sorry I don't know what TRIM is, but I'm using this drive with Yosemite and didn't do anything. I don't actually have this drive, but have the 960G drive. Must be different.
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Isn't there a way to limit the amount trailing type like these is on their older machines??
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I suggest you look at their website for their supported systems: http://eshop.macsales.com/shop/drive_bracket/datadoubler/
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Based on my limited testing, OSX support appears to be solid, with one caveat: the system wants to treat the input device as a keyboard, so it throws up a dialog box complaining about how it doesn't recognize the key layout. Once you close that box, it works fine (the device just sends the "Prior" and "Next" keycodes, which appear to work fine with Keynote and Preview.
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nope. Although the actual value of trim is questionable, there is no good supported or workaround trim option for Yosemite. SSD driver/extension signing means the necessary modifications risk making your machine unbootable, and only Apple can sign drivers/extensions in Yosemite (OSX 10.10.2) The recent versions of the JetDrive toolbox don't even include the unsupported option as the risk outweighs the benefit.
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Not to my knowledge. My desktop is less than a year old, so I would assume it's rocking 3.0. The hard drive itself only came with one USB cable and I don't see a spot for another. When I first got it, I moved all of my media to it - about 90GB of stuff, and it was pretty quick. The Transcend website seems to support my assumption, Google it for details. Hope that helps :)
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This drive is defective and has no TRIM support, buy a Drive with a Marvell Controller or a Samsung
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In the macbooks it sits flush so you dont know it is in your computer a regular card sticks out. You need to go to transcend web site depending on your macbook type and year you can go up to a 128gb
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From the Transcend website:System RequirementsDesktop or notebook computer with a working USB port.One of the following Operating Systems:- Windows XP- Windows Vista- Windows 7- Windows 8- Mac OS 10.x or later- Linux Kernel 2.6.3 or laterSOURCE: http://www.transcend-info.com/products/Catlist.asp?FldNo=7&LangNo;=0&Func1No;=0
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No you can not use it. This cards work only with MacBook Air and Macbook Pro RETINA.If you need to improve your space you can use other alternatives. Recently I did that for a friend. We replace its "hard drive" for a new one from Transcend. Easy, good price, excellent results. Check it here http://www.transcend-info.com/apple/jetdrive/.
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I don't know specifically, but you can check Transend's website: http://www.transcend-info.com/support/compatibility
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None but its independent of the os so it should function like any other jump drive
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Transcend site shows compatibility chart, which says it will.I'm currently using it in 15" Retina MBP, Mid-2012 and it works perfectly. Very fast drive, and definitely does seem faster than stock drive. Installation was super easy. The only change I noticed (aside from loads of storage space and speed increase) was that the startup/boot screen changed from the typical light gray color to a darker shade of gray. I didn't see that mentioned in instructions or notes, but it definitely changed to a darker gray.Been running happily for a month now, and loving my rMBP as if it was brand new again! Transcend site shows compatibility chart, which says it will.I'm currently using it in 15" Retina MBP, Mid-2012 and it works perfectly. Very fast drive, and definitely does seem faster than stock drive. Installation was super easy. The only change I noticed (aside from loads of storage space and speed increase) was that the startup/boot screen changed from the typical light gray color to a darker shade of gray. I didn't see that mentioned in instructions or notes, but it definitely changed to a darker gray.Been running happily for a month now, and loving my rMBP... » Read More Transcend site shows compatibility chart, which says it will.I'm currently using it in 15" Retina MBP, Mid-2012 and it works perfectly. Very fast drive, and definitely does seem faster than stock drive. Installation was super easy. The only change I noticed (aside from loads of storage space and speed increase) was that the startup/boot screen changed from the typical light gray color to a darker shade of gray. I didn't see that mentioned in instructions or notes, but it definitely changed to a darker gray.Been running happily for a month now, and loving my rMBP as if it was brand new again! « Show Less
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I'm running OS X Mavericks and it works perfect. I did install Moom as well.
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I do not think so. Do not have a mac so died not try. I think Topping only claims support for windows &I; linnux