What hash mode does this usb key use? I'm hoping SHA-2 with 512 bits for the output?
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Hi Chris, The DT Locker Plus G3 flash drive is a personal level secure drive and uses basic AES with at least 128-bit level encryption. If you require a certain level of encryption it would be best to consider one of our business level encryption drives, described here: http://www.kingston.com/datasheets/Secure_Comparison_Chart_US.pdf Thank you for your interest in the DTLPG3! -Jewel, Kingston US Technical Support
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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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It can't index that much information. I stick to no more than a 128 gig usb sticks.
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This whole thing is a scam, nothing else. Nothing to do with cluster size.The drives have a capacity of maybe 16 gb or something, they are programmed to show more.I walked in a similar trap 3 years ago.If you have time to spend, google 'fake usb' or something like that.
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I don't know - I stopped using this drive due to unreliable communication with the host computer. I never got the Firewire to work, and the USB often requires many attempts before the drive connects.
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Leef Surge USB 2.0 64 Write - up to 15 MB/s; Read - up to 28 MB/s. Thank you
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As long as your computer equipment has the appropriate usb driver program installed (most do) it should work. A more pressing concern might be whether or not you choose to password protect or encrypt the files to prevent loss of privacy in the event the drive is lost or stolen. I haven't personally explored this function on the drive.
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I don't use mine this way. Ready Boost is supposed to work with flash drives, right? Try it!
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I just got one of these to back up the data on my Win8 laptop. It's as slow as MUD. I connected an external hard drive to the SAME USB port, and it was FAR faster. Avoid at all cost.I'd suggest this as the best alternative (get the 64GB for $50 rather than the 32GB for $45): Mushkin Ventura Pro 64 GB Flash Drive. It is USB3 but works very well on USB2 (and it's fast there too). One Xbox 360 user said it works perfectly (read the comments). Here's the link: Mushkin Ventura Pro 64 GB Flash Drive - MKNUFDVP64GB (Black)
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This will work fine just like any other external USB drive. If you don't want it formatted as NTFS, it can be easily formatted as FAT32 or whatever your need is.
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Hi, I use it with Linux but the Info I have is 0x067b for the vendor, 0x2303 PL2303 Serial port, V4.00. I have had no problems with it so far. Mark
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B. You are performing a bit for bit transfer from the source to the target USB Key. This device will not add to existing data, it overwrites everything on the target drive(s) in order to duplicate the data from the source drive. It is strongly recommended that you use the exact same make, model and size for all USB keys you want duplicated.
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I already have a wallet and use BTCDig; So all I need is this USB to start Mining? What is a recommended fan?
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This particular drive is USB2. You'll get about 16 megabytes per second write, 20 to 30 read, depending on file size, fragmentation, etc.
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It has a full size USB that goes right into the computer.... the setup of the keys suck. I gave mine away.
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Most USB devices are formatted FAT32 which only allows 2^32-1 bytes of data (4GB roughly speaking). To overcome this you'd have to format it in a file system that allows larger than 4GB files (like NTFS) or put the file into a spanning compressed file.
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I'm not sure how you would actually measure it. I can tell you that they run 10 ASICMiner Block Erupters without issue, so they meet the USB 2.0 spec of 5V/500mA per port. I suspect it would have a hard time with meeting the true USB 3.0 spec of 5V/900mA per port, but it would be close.