I've finished defragging my HDD, should I simply optimize my SSD?

Defraggler
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After defragging my HDD, should I now optimize my SDD? I have read a bit about Trimming and Zero Filling, so I'm guessing that the optimize option does that to an SSD?

Also, what optimize does to HDD and when or why should I use it on them?

Thanks in advance =)

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Hi @TakedaYabu,

what is your OS?

assuming it's Windows 10, and you haven't changed the setting, Win10 will Optimise your SSD once a week (or is it monthly, I can't remember) by default.

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Hi @TakedaYabu,

what is your OS?

assuming it's Windows 10, and you haven't changed the setting, Win10 will Optimise your SSD once a week (or is it monthly, I can't remember) by default.

Thanks for the reply. I am using windows 7 ultimate and this is the current condition of the SSD after finishing defragging my HDD:

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Should I optimize my SSD using defragler?

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no need.

the data is not kept/accessed the same on SSD's as it is on mechanical drives.

and the I/O rates for SSD cells are ridiculously fast.

there simply is so little performance to be gained compared to the downside of the enormous increased read/write cycles the process would have.

the TRIM command is all any SSD needs.

what brand is the SSD? Intel and Samsung come with their own software and checking firmware updates, doing TRIMs and optimising Services for best performance.

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Thanks for the reply again, so, basicly I don't need to anything to my SSD with Defraggler?

About the brand, I have no clue but my HDD is from Samsung.

Here's what defraggler tells about my SSD:

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