TRIM Enabler For Mac

The TRIM command is used to specify to a Solid State Drive (SSD) which data blocks can be wiped safely because they are no longer in use. If you are using SSD with your Mac computer, TRIM Enabler offers you the possibility to enable this command, and to monitor your disk’s performance.

By default, the TRIM command on macOS is available only for SSD included by Apple inside different Mac models. However, the TRIM Enabler application allows you to enable the function for any SSD, regardless of the manufacturer.

Working with TRIM Enabler is extremely straightforward: simply launch the utility and enable the TRIM functionality within the app’s main window. For the change to take place, you need to reboot your Mac. If you encounter any issues, boot your Mac in safe mode and disable the feature.

The TRIM Enabler application also offers you the possibility monitor the disk S.M.A.R.T status, and to measure the disk read and write speed by performing benchmark speeds.

You can toggle the sudden motion sensor, prevent the system from preserving the RAM data in a disk file while in sleep mode, or to disable the Time Machine temporary backup function. These tweaks are designed to help you gain resources, but you need to keep in mind that all those features remain disabled.

TRIM Enabler is a great tool to have around if you are using SSD with your Mac computer and you want to enable the TRIM command in order to improve its performance.

The TRIM Enabler app is able to handle both internal and external drives, comes with various tweaks, allows you to perform benchmark tests, and allows you to monitor the S.M.A.R.T status.