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-[* icon_note] By default, OpenCore usually knows what's best for your Mac. So all settings are probably already set correctly, but we want to skim over them to double check.
+[* icon_note] By default, OpenCore normally knows what's best for your Mac. These settings are probably already set correctly, but we want to skim over them to double check.
[* black] In extras, you'll see a bunch of NVRAM options. You'll probably leave most of this untouched.
-[* red] Now, you will see "APFS Trim." If you are running a Mac that is newer than 2011, you could probably uncheck this, as your Mac knows what APFS is. Older than 2010 has no idea what APFS is, so keep this checked.
+[* red] Now, you will see "APFS Trim." If you are running a Mac that supports macOS High Sierra natively, your Mac will run APFS with or without this checked. If you are installing an older version of macOS (another guide for this will come out soon), and you do not want to use APFS, uncheck this.
[* icon_reminder] In the end, I have always kept this checked, as I have never had an issue with it checked. If you have a faulty Solid State drive, then you should definitely uncheck this.
- [* icon_reminder] If you're unsure, just leave it checked for now.
+ [* icon_reminder] If you're left confused... just leave it be.