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Edited to add: I'm holding out for a good deal on a 1TB card with good specs.
Speaking of Gen 4 cards, I received my order from Prograde for Gold 512 Cfrexpress B v4 + the new v4 reader both %15 off with Prograde email coupon. Paid with Apple Pay and they didn't charge sales tax. Haven't tested them out yet on my R5. To benefit full speed from the reader, need USB 4 ports such as on Apple MacBook Pro's.
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Only if you are oblivious to the fact that those cf type b are BASICALLY nvme 2230 cards in a different plastic shell. They are electrically compatible. therefore 2230 to cr type b case exist.
Really, how much is a 512G nvme drive? Certainly not 200 dollars.
this is exactly like how Microsoft force you to use proprietary storage shell for Xbox, even when the hard drive inside are exactly the same, you paying premium just for the name, and the plastic around it
I've seen people argue that using one of those is somehow less trustworthy than a purpose-built card like this, but I'd argue that consumer SSDs from WD, Samsung etc have a well established record of reliability and support beyond flash memory card sellers. And as for the adapter, if anything it gives me confidence. Because if the casing or contacts wear out or get damaged, your data is still easily accessible just by pulling out the m.2 card inside. That's not an option with cards like the one in this post.
Not here to evangelize though, just want to be sure people are aware of the option.
Omg, I just upgraded my camera to an R5 and bought the 512gb Gold v4.0 and the v4.0 reader (also 64gb v90 sd card for other camera slot)… I cannot believe how fast my 4K videos transferred! I have no reference to the speed of the previous gen but these feel lightning fast compared to what I came from… and for reference the reader was plugged into my MacBook Pro M1 Max. Super happy about it. Probably going to get one more soon as a backup.
Quick googled, I found this: ORICO M.2 NVMe SATA SSD Enclosure Adapter Tool-Free, USB C 3.2 Gen 2 10Gbps NVMe, 5Gbps NGFF SATA PCIe M-Key(B+M Key) 2230/2242/2260/2280, [amazon.com] and wasn't sure if this right.
I've seen people argue that using one of those is somehow less trustworthy than a purpose-built card like this, but I'd argue that consumer SSDs from WD, Samsung etc have a well established record of reliability and support beyond flash memory card sellers. And as for the adapter, if anything it gives me confidence. Because if the casing or contacts wear out or get damaged, your data is still easily accessible just by pulling out the m.2 card inside. That's not an option with cards like the one in this post.
Not here to evangelize though, just want to be sure people are aware of the option.
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