The SATA controller is set to AHCI mode and its driver has TRIM support (according to Full TRIM support has been added to Intel AHCI drivers since version ) Windows XP doesn't natively support TRIM, so if you need it, you have to make sure that: One could use GParted from any linux live (including GParted's own live media) to do the formatting, partitioning and aligning. With the partitioning, you don't necessarily need to do it from Windows 7 and up nor WinPE NT 6.1 or higher.
Thank you in advance for all your valuable advice! I would like, if possible, that it can last me a few years with this installation without becoming excessively slow. In addition, how is the tream managed? I know that some software can do it manually or with a task scheduler, how I do with this ssd. Are there manipulations to be done before and after installing the system to keep the SSD fast? I saw that there was a special partitioning method that had to be done by installing Windows 7 before xp, I did not understand much about it I must say. I have a desktop computer running Windows XP 64, Dell Studio 540, 6 GB of RAM, intel cor 2quad… It was on a 1 TB mechanical disk, however, I bought myself a Kingston 120GB A400 SSD for the make it faster.
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