Cloning disk to new SSD drive

So, I've recently bought a 1TB SSD for my notebook. The orginal one was a 1TB spiing disk. I "dd" from the old disk to the new one and everything went fine, I'm using it with no problems at all. I have a few partitions in this disk, as listed in Gparted:

Partition | Filesystem | Mount Point      | Label                 | Size
/dev/sda1   ntfs                            recovery                600    MB
/dev/sda2   fat32        /boot/efi          ESP                     300    MB
/dev/sda3   unknown                         MS Reserved partition   128    MB
/dev/sda4   ntfs                            Acer                    200    GB
/dev/sda5   ntfs                            Puhs Button Reset       17.11  GB
/dev/sda6   ext4         /boot                                      500    MB
/dev/sda7   lvm2 pv      fedora_localhost                           712.91 GB

As can be seen, when I installed fedora, i shrunk the main ntfs partition to make space for the installation and then used that space for all linux related partitions, leaving the original Windows partition scheme untouched. I use both OS'es. That was done on the original spiing disk.

So, I've been reading around in inteet about partitions alingment and filesystem triming option. How can I check partition alignment and set up everything correctly for optimum performance?

Thanks!