External SSD in encosure for Xbox One X - Trim/Garbage Collection?

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Hi everyone.

I recently purchases an Xbox One X and wanted to get faster loading times with using an SSD drive with it. To accomplish this and not void my Xbox warranty, I purchased a SSD enclosure that connects vis USB. The amazon link can be seen here:


I purchased a Western Digital Blue 1TB SSD to h in the enclosure. It loads game at a fantastic rate, and I have had no issues with it the first week However, I was curious about the trim/garbage collection subject. I don't want the SSD to loose speed over time if I un-install/delete files and games on it. I have read that the WD drives have their own internal gabage collection/trim control. Is this the case? I can't connected the drive to a standard windows 10 PC because Windows 10 won't recognize the drive unless I format it.

Thanks in advance for any help!
 
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