The title says "SanDisk Extreme 64 GB USB 3.0 Flash Drive" but it also says "SDCZ80-032G-X46" which is the 32 GB part number. Which is it?
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On the page for this device is an option to select which size device you want. Make sure to click the right one and you will get the right device. Once you select the 64GB option the title should change to reflect the correct part (SDCZ80-064G-X46).
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don't know all the specs on this drive but you can go to the sandisk web site to find out more
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I looked in the packaging and in the materials in the box and I couldn't find the distinction. With it being an external drive and transferring at the speed of USB 3... In not sure that will matter a whole lot unless you planned on cracking it open and installing the drives to your PC. I'm sure this can be found out on WD's website. My guess is its 5,400 due to the cost of the device being so low. As soon as I got the device I copied almost a terabyte of my baby pictures to it and it didn't seem slow an it wouldn't be often if move that quantity of data until I replace it.
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D&F; S. I am sorry, I don't carry that exact one anymore .. Closest I would have is the Seagate 1TB with CC38.. ST31000528AS I think is the part #.. You could use this drive and downsize it if your trying to put it in a raid install.. Anyways, let me know.. Glad to help if I can.ScottAll Computer Parts
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I use my 4GB as a jumpdrive all the time, even though i carry it in my camera for pictures too. I contacted Sandisk directly on getting more. They said that they had no plans to produce any more of this design. Sad. A 64GB, Class 10 speed or higher, and USB3 version would be rockstar!BTW - You can also get OCZ versions of 1GB or 2GB: http://www.ocztechnology.com/ocz-secure-digital-dual-memory-cards-eol.htmlOr vintage A-DATA 2GB "SD DUO: versions here: http://www.dhgate.com/data-speedy-2gb-sd-duo-sd-usb-memory-card/p-ff808081300cd7a901301bce1cbc7
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Yes, I bought the sticks from Amazon: I have 20 GB in my machine. Got to Crucial and type in the machine/model. It will tell you the part number.
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They claim it is a USB3, I even questioned them about it, but it does not seem to work any faster than a USB2. It does use a USB cable. It is a good drive and is probably limited by its read-write specs.
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According to the SanDisk website (http://www.sandisk.com/products/usb/drives/extreme/) there is a lifetime limited warranty. Please contact Sandisk for more information.
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I put everything on this flash drive! It works really great with picture and/or documents!This one you are asking about is 32 GB! I got the 64GB and its great! Room for everything on it !
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This external hard drive contains a SATA-2 5400 rpm hard drive with a 8mb buffer.I would tell you the model number but it gets deleted when I post it.I would tell you how I know for sure but that gets deleted also.So in other words you just need to use your noodle and seek out the info you need; there are ways but this will probably get deleted to so what's the point in all of this?PS I Bought this thing and I have hands on experience with it!
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Nothing. Someone answered that it may be USB 2.0, but I assure you the silver model is also USB 3.0. The older version of this device was 2.0, but they are exactly the same.. just this one is a cooler color! Also as far as it goes, this is the sturdiest thumb drive I've ever owned! It just requires you to keep it capped when not in use.
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I do not know the answer to your question. However, I have only had positive things to say about San Disk. You might get on line to San Disk.com ( if that is their site )and ask them directly. I am not sure of their address on line but I am certain you can find it. Further, if you buy the item through Amazon, they provide their own guarantee that if not satisfied, return it to them and they will refund the price or provide for a replacement of the item! Bob
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This is a somewhat inconclusive Answer: I no longer have the original packaging. The 64 GB does not state speed on the actual drive & I am on USB 2. I do have a 32gb from the same series & it does state USB 3.0 on the drive.
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Yes. I tested the SanDisk Extreme 32GB USB 3.0 flash drive on a laptop running Windows XP that had only USB 2.0 capability, and also in the USB 2.0 ports of a Win7 desktop that is equipped with both 2.0 and 3.0 ports. The flash drive worked fine in all of the tests. As I understand it, the USB 3.0 technology is generally supposed to be backward-compatible, so that a 3.0 drive should work with all earlier USB versions.
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I used Sandisk Extreme 2GB. There are still a few fakes about, buy from a known supplier.
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what I ordered was Generic 60 GB 60GB 2.5 Inch Sata Laptop Internal Hard drive 5400 RPM For Laptop/Mac/PS3 (60 GB), they sent me a Toshiba one instead. It is working very well on my laptop but I can't remember what Part No and Serial No are.
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Not too sure. It is SDXC meaning it can support higher capacities than regular SDHC. I am running an SDHC sandisk 32GB extreme. SDXC should go up to 64GB and more wiki has the limit on SDXC at 2000GB.