how many data rate in this card ?
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I can't tell you what the data rate is. But I lived in the city where I dad fiber internet. I moved to a rural area where fiber is not available. I tried Straight Talk What a disaster. The AT&T Unite Hotspot has a data rate that is as fast as my fiber was. I love it. A little pricy but I can take it any where & use it as long as AT&T has service. I don't do uploads but would assume it would be comparable. NO COMPLAINTS VERY SATISFIED!!! I don't think you will be disappointed using it.
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I tried two 64gb cards. They both seemed to record but both gave error message saying they were too slow (although they were rated fast enough). I went back to a 32gb and all is well.
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Yes it is! I now have 8 of them! They are real fast write speed! Good card!
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What I received was a 8GB Class 4 card. So, the capacity I received was proper, but the speed is not...which to be honest I did not check until right now and could definitely lead to the performance differences I am seeing between this Raspberry Pi and the others that I have.
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It came with a 64GB card. When I get home from work I will check the speed rating of the card. I bought a 32GB card as a backup incase I needed more memory and I did not need it as the 64GB card did not fill up at 1400 images taken with the camera in RAW+ JPEGL format which is a real memory hog at ~40MB per image.
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Those cards should be fast enough. RAW+jpeg might slow it down a little. Another reason you may be getting a BUSY message is if the camera's flash is charging up.
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Read and download times are twice as fast on the new cards. That's only important if you are a professional Photographer downloading hundreds of images, or you shoot a lot of high speed sequence shots...like sports action. Orherwise save the money without losing capacity,
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Try the card in a few other computers, or different brands to figure out if the problem lies in the card itself. BTW, theoretical top speeds are never achieved in practice. See Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_device_bit_rates#mediaviewer/File:Speeds_of_common_interfaces.svg
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It can support up to 2G, if > 2G, there maybe compatibility issue with some card.
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I knew it was around 2000 songs depending on the length of your tune: one gig holds approx. 256 songs, so take that number and multiply by 16, then divide by 2, this method yielded my answer at 2048 songs, as an average length. You can also look on the back side of the card, with a magnifying glass, and read the numbers to find an answer as well. But, I did some checking, because usually the backside of the card is inaccessible, this is what I found: Richard wrote: Here is a site with a calculator that can help you with that. You input the memory capacity (which in your case is 16GB) and then input the bit rate. You will then see the approximate number of songs (at 3:30 a song) that might fit. So, 16GB at 320kbps is 2045 songs. http://www.richardfarrar.com/song-capaci...
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Not sure. I'm new with it but I think you can set it to do that and just need a fast as card hope this helps
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I have had no problems with this memory card, as far as download speeds. it has done its job very well, to determine that you also have to factor in network connection. The read speed is the up to 40.
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Yes, it is PCIe 3.0 compliant. Of course this is backwards compatible with 2.0, and your system will determine the actual data rate.
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No its 480mbps high speed 2.0. I like it as its easy to install and works with windows 7 and I have 3.0 on my motherboard and to tell the truth I copied several files from the computer hard drive to a external hard drive and several were over 1 GB and I could not see much difference in speed and the external drive is a USB 3.0. That card does everything I wanted it to do and I have no complaints, its worth the money.
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Thanks,I was planning on buying a 2gb card. You just "saved" my life, Did you try the 1gb card yet?
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Wayne, THe system only takes 4gb max, so you have to split and dived that by the amount of slots you have. So best you can do is 2g per slot.
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I would suggest go with one above 10 MB/sec though. If you want to choose options RAW or RAW+JPEG that matters, atleast I saw the difference between my 6MB/sec card vs 20MB/sec card. But I do not think you need more than 10MB/sec.RAW images is approx 10-11MB, and plus JPG is about 2.5MB, so it has to write total 12.5MB for each photo in RAW+JPG.