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Model: Lexar 128GB Professional GOLD micro SD Card, UHS-II, C10, U3, V60, A1, Full HD, 4K UHD, Up to 280/100 MB/s, for Drones, Action Cameras, Portable Gaming Devices (LMSGOLD128G-BNNNG)
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Aren't the fakes mostly SanDisk? Anyway, I would check the write speed with CrystalDiskMark (and a USB 3.0 card reader) as well as the capacity when I get one.
The Lexar Silver Plus is half the price m, only a V30, but has nearly twice the write speed, but about 2/3 slower read speed.
I guess if you're using this as an OS drive this makes sense, but can't imagine too many scenarios that write speed sacrifice would be worth it.
Yeah that is weird. I HATE that manufacturers always advertise read speed and not write speed. And sometimes you really have to dig for that information.
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The Lexar Silver Plus is half the price m, only a V30, but has nearly twice the write speed, but about 2/3 slower read speed.
I guess if you're using this as an OS drive this makes sense, but can't imagine too many scenarios that write speed sacrifice would be worth it.
"Write speeds" are short term peak speeds, yes? V60 implies that it has a minimum sustained write speed of 60MBps for high resolution, high bitrate video. Advertised peak write speeds don't typically mean much.
"Write speeds" are short term peak speeds, yes? V60 implies that it has a minimum sustained write speed of 60MBps for high resolution, high bitrate video. Advertised peak write speeds don't typically mean much.
I ran CrystalDisk and got 175 read and 160 write sustained on the Silver Plus.
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The Lexar Silver Plus is half the price m, only a V30, but has nearly twice the write speed, but about 2/3 slower read speed.
I guess if you're using this as an OS drive this makes sense, but can't imagine too many scenarios that write speed sacrifice would be worth it.
The Lexar Silver Plus is half the price m, only a V30, but has nearly twice the write speed, but about 2/3 slower read speed.
I guess if you're using this as an OS drive this makes sense, but can't imagine too many scenarios that write speed sacrifice would be worth it.
Yeah that is weird. I HATE that manufacturers always advertise read speed and not write speed. And sometimes you really have to dig for that information.
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The Lexar Silver Plus is half the price m, only a V30, but has nearly twice the write speed, but about 2/3 slower read speed.
I guess if you're using this as an OS drive this makes sense, but can't imagine too many scenarios that write speed sacrifice would be worth it.