What is the read/write speed?
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I don't know the exact speeds, but it's one of the slower drives I have. I have the 8GB version and I don't recommend it.
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It will only write at a slower speed, due to it not being USB 3.0, but it works well. If you only have USB 2.0 port, then this is a good Stick, I own several. Plus I installed a USB 3.0 in my PC, a good upgrade for less then $30. easiest way to calc speed and look at an ad, for USB 3.0, it will say how much faster then USB 2.0
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It appears that the Writing speed is about 5.60 MByte/s and the reading Speed is about 7.37 MByte/s. This is based on some of the tests I was able to run on my PNY Attache III 16 GB USB 2.0.
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The specs say around 190MB/s. In my experience with it so far, that is about right.
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The writing speed is said to be 190 mb/s and read to be 245mb/s. Looking at reviews this seamed to perform very well and close to the statement. I did a lot of research and found this to be the fastest at the time without spending over $150. I bought this one for my bro in law and I have the 32gb and both are really fast! I can vouch for the 32gb going up to 145 mb/s write I saw it when transferring a larger amount of pictures once. However the 64 is supposed to out perform the 32, either way tho, I doubt you will be disappointed. Evey person that has one of these that ik personally and online are more than satisfied! The writing speed is said to be 190 mb/s and read to be 245mb/s. Looking at reviews this seamed to perform very well and close to the statement. I did a lot of research and found this to be the fastest at the time without spending over $150. I bought this one for my bro in law and I have the 32gb and both are really fast! I can vouch for the 32gb going up to 145 mb/s write I saw it when transferring a larger amount of pictures once. However the 64 is supposed to out perform the 32, either way tho, I doubt you will be disappointed. Evey person that has one of these that ik personally and... » Read More The writing speed is said to be 190 mb/s and read to be 245mb/s. Looking at reviews this seamed to perform very well and close to the statement. I did a lot of research and found this to be the fastest at the time without spending over $150. I bought this one for my bro in law and I have the 32gb and both are really fast! I can vouch for the 32gb going up to 145 mb/s write I saw it when transferring a larger amount of pictures once. However the 64 is supposed to out perform the 32, either way tho, I doubt you will be disappointed. Evey person that has one of these that ik personally and online are more than satisfied! « Show Less
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I am using it as the OS drive with the rapid software. I am getting over 1200 read and write speeds to it is true.
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Ok so there's a few things you need to understand in relation to comparing speeds. First there's no standard read write speeds for hdds my 7200 3tb drive ranges from 72 to 150 MB/s Next plastered drives are hard to compare directly with solid state. Platter drives read faster on the inner tracks compared to the litter tracks. There's also spin - up and spin down time for a platter drive. Now this ssd WILL max out your 3gbs sata2 at about 300 to 380MB/s Of course you look and see oh that's only double. True long read will be about double speed. However, it's those short access small files that'll benefit the most. Ssds have no platter. So no spin speed. They just send as much as the device / interface can handle. They also don't "seek" for data so there's no time loss there. In random reads my ssd is roughly 60x faster over all. But if I'm moving a TB of movies or whatnot. It's not AS remarkably fast but still a 100% better experience.
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Do NOT buy the Sandisk Class 2 card! "Class-2" means its write speed is 2MB/S minimum. This Transcend 8GB is a "Class 6" card, which means its write speed is at least 6MB/S. My own benchmark showed that the speed is actually closer to 10MB/S.If you must get a Sandisk card, get either the "Ultra II" (which is similar in speed with this Transcend card) or the "Extreme III" (which is the fastest)
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http://www.sandisk.com/products/memory-cards/sd/. Yes the read/write speed is 95 MB/s compared to 80/60.
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Just got the 128GB version. Running Crystal Disk Mark 64bit - Sequential Read: 100.7MB/s Write: 100.8MB/s 512K read 25.2MB/s write: 57.11MBs 4K random read: 0.263MB/S write 0.943MB/s 4K random QD32 read: 0.457MB/s write: 0.694MB/s - Hope this helps everyone to decide!
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From: PC: Intel Core2 CPU 6600 @ 2.4GHz (Windows 7, 64-bit) Port: USB 2.0 Card Reader/Writer: Kingston's MobileLite G3 To: SanDisk Extreme Pro 16 gb And an IMG file (2,478,505,984 bytes) I can reach 27 mb/second Note 1: maybe with a USB 3.0 port you can reach a best speed. Note 2: maybe without an adapter you can reach a best speed.
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Sandisk says "write speed up to 90 MB/s"I did some tests with my USB 3 Card Reader (sandisk brand) Wrote a 4gb file to it and averaged 75mb/s and even faster on smaller files.. PC: i7 2600k @ 4.2 Win 7 64bit
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The PNY Turbo Plus Attache USB 3.0 Flash Drive (32GB model) reads as fast as 140MBps* and writes up to 70MBps* . (From Google search)
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Do NOT buy the Sandisk Class 2 card! "Class-2" means its write speed is 2MB/S minimum. This Transcend 8GB is a "Class 6" card, which means its write speed is at least 6MB/S. My own benchmark showed that the speed is actually closer to 10MB/S. If you must get a Sandisk card, get either the "Ultra II" (which is similar in speed with this Transcend card) or the "Extreme III" (which is the fastest)
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Using a Crucial 512gb mSATA is am getting ~450MB/s+ Write and over 500MB/s read. This is on a late 2013 rMBP. Tests were done with BlackMajic Dist Speed test in OSX. In bootcamp with CDM I am getting about the same numbers. Yes it is getting very very hot! Not sure what to make of that either. Seems to work fine.
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The maximum theoretical throughput of Tbolt is 10GBps. The overall speed of the reader depends on the device being read at USB3 or sata and that depends on the card.
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Even SSDs don't actually read or write that fast. That is just the fastest the interface on the computer can go. You can probably expect about 120MBps when reading from the platters. The hard drive will always be the primary bottleneck in a computer. These hybrid drives are faster than traditional HDs though, because they put the files you access most frequently on the SSD portion.
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i din not really know the write speed but it is faster than circular seek swite disk. i am happy with it.
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mine reads 1.7 Ghz. It appears fast because there's basically a SSD instead of a hard drive.