Comments on: 32GB Part II

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By: DT

DT — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 23:05:46 +0000

Sebastian,
I dont sell any of the flash drives personally, I only provide the links to where you can buy them. 10 MB/s write is average for most models, however the speed always depends on the computer/system you use them with. If you look primarily for fast transfer rates your best shot are the Corsair GT(R) drives.

By: Sebastian

Sebastian — Mon, 12 Apr 2010 11:54:13 +0000

Thanks for the reply! I I borrowed a friend’s Corsair Survivor (32GB) and it was fine to work with but rather slow when saving. I guess the write speed is the issue. Is 10MB/s average – both for writing and reading?
Your list is very comprehensive, and you also sell a few of them, right? Would you mind listing the ones you sell that would be of interest for me (assuming you are able to do it a lot quicker than I would). Cheers! /Sebastian