As far as I'm aware, though, you do need to be on High Sierra. You should find a checkbox on that same Performance page called "Use only integrated GPU" - if you check that and restart the app, you may find you can now enable Metal compute.
According to the integrated graphics page on Apple's site ( ), your iMac is possibly supported, but you'd need to switch over to integrated graphics. The software prompts you to select destination to save the recovered data.Hey Darragh, I think the option you're referring to is Metal compute acceleration? That's an extra option for integrated graphics on modern processors - Intel Iris should be supported.When you’re satisfied with file previews, select the files you wish to recover and click Recover.When scan completes, click on any item from the tree-view list to preview it before recovery.
As the software discovers recoverable items, it populates the items in a tree-view list on the left panel.
On the next screen, you are able to track the progress of the scan. Toggle on Deep Scan as an advanced scanning method. The next screen depicts all drives connected to the system in the left-hand panel. Launch the software and on the home screen select what to recover then click Next. Download, unzip and install Stellar Data Recovery Professional on your Mac. For example, testing with my Corsair Flash Voyager GTX flash drive, I was able to determine the firmware supports TRIM, and I was then able to manually enable TRIM following tom.ty89's.įor Mac data recovery on TRIM enabled SSD, you must carry out the following steps: Some of my drives actually support TRIM even if it's not enabled out of the box. Now, being enabled and being supported in firmware are two different things. SSDs are very fast out of the box, but without TRIM, write speeds can gradually decrease over time as the disk becomes slower at overwriting previously used blocks. Enabling the TRIM command will allow Mac OS X to perform garbage collection on the Solid State Disk (SSD) to optimize write speeds. If you are unfamiliar with using the command line, I'd see the bottom of this post for guided images. Devices seen below will not work with TRIM commands. Enter your password into the command line, trim will be turned on. Open a terminal window, then type sudo trimforce enable.
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