what is the max writing speed?
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I have only used the product to install programs so far. I believe that the specs indicate a CDR write speed of 24x and a DVR write speed of 8x
921588
Yes, but that is the max speed, average is about 3 to 3.5, on my old laptop anyway. I got a new one for Christmas and it has no place to plug in this card so I gave it to my son (along with the old laptop), he is in CA now or I would test it again.
709446
MLC or TLC NAND question has been answered. But, I just wanted to clear up something that made it confusing to me when purchasing the 64gb. Amazon has the description for the 64gb as "Up to 90MB/s Read Speed, 50MB/s write speed". The samsung packaging I received clearly shows "read speeds up to 90MB/s, Write Speeds up to 80MB/s". Glad this is up par with the speedy 32gb version. Hope this helps.
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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)
247411
Ah! Cache, great, thank you for sharing this. I wonder if there's any noticeable read or write speed difference between 16 and 32 -- I was under the impression that 16 was quite a bit. Thanks again!
2051749
Not sure what the question really is. I'll assume: "What is the maximum recording time?" At the highest bitrate setting, you will chew through cards at the rate of about 27gb / hour. You also have the relay recording feature, so the two card slots in relay with 64gb cards gets you nearly 5 hours at the highest bitrate. Of course, you can always get more by trading down on the bitrate. Not sure if that was your question, though.
92120
To each his own. May I ask why? What are you doing with your phone that you would want a faster write speed?
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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)
197913
Get Sandisk Micro SD Card HC Extreme. Regular cards has a lower writing speed
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I use a SanDisk 32GB SDHC card. Not sure if there is an upper capacity limit. The manufacturer recommends a class 10 card for the fastest read/write speeds.
709448
I agree with what others have said. I own the Samsung PRO in the 16, 32, AND 64 GB sizes. The 16 GB size will have write speeds closer to the 50 MB/s because, like most flash products, the smaller sizes tend to have considerably lower write speeds than the larger sizes. (Read speeds are only slightly slower.) The 32 GB and 64 GB models give me write speeds in the 80-85 MB/s range. Amazon has not made this distinction very well, and it resulted in me initially buying the 16 GB size. So if you want the 80 MB/s write speeds, you will need either the 32 or 64 GB size.
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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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Read/Write speed, how fast you can transmit your files from/to the flash drive
950341
The write speed stays above 45MB/s but that will be more than ample for still photography especially. It's also plenty for HD video or still bursts coming from a DSLR if you are converting this to a full-size SD card.
249525
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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I have two of the 16 GB 1000 x and they say the write speed is about 95 Mb per sec. I can't prove it but I also have 600 x and I can tell it has a faster write time. I use a Nikon D 700 and so continuous @ 8 fps in RAW. I like them.
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It just means the write speed ....how fast the CD can accept info from your computer..