💾 Patriot EP Series 128GB UHS-1 SDXC Memory Card - Read Speed Up To 50MB/sec Review

and they are almost as fast in my Sony A57 DSLT camera as the Sandisk Extreme SDXC cards I bought. she at all. The prices of these cards make them difficult to buy and when they're cheaper it's even harder not to buy 1 or 2 more, especially when you can currently get a Patriot 64GB SDXC card for around $25 less than can get a similar Sandisk card.

I bought this, not sure if it would work, but judging by my previous Patriot purchases, it's recently become a huge fan of their products. works great and pretty fast, but I'm not sure I really need the extra xfer speeds it offers for my use case. However, I am confident that it will provide years of continuous use and performance, making it well worth purchasing after all is said and done.

Patriot EP 16GB SD Card. I really liked this article because it gives me 3x the read speed of any other SD card I've found. By purchasing this card for Windows Ready Boost, my computer read about three times faster. I've used Ready Boost with Patriot, HP, and other drives in the past; These are SD cards and flash drives with memory boost factors of around 1x [Ready Boost works on Windows Vista, 7 and possibly 8]. However, this Patriot EP can speed up my computer's read by up to 3x compared to…

I bought this SD card to store all my files for my Samsung Series 9 Ultrabook because the internal storage is small, 128GB SSD. Has worked fine for months. Sometimes it doesn't seem to read or get a message that the hard drive is dirty. I ran a disk check and there were no problems. To date, the drive is sometimes readable and sometimes not. I plan to backup and return to production. November 2013 Update: Mysteriously, I switched the card to another computer, HP Folio. Since then it has worked…

I needed a way to record a 3 hour meeting in Full HD 1080p using 3 rental Sony Pro camcorders (NX5U). 32GB SDHC cards would be marginal enough, so I tested a 64GB SDXC card with the necessary exFAT file system. It worked well. I also tested it with my Canon 60D DSLR and my Panasonic Superzoom camera. Older hardware may not support exFAT and exceed the 32GB limit for SDHC cards.

When I first used it, everything was fine and I enjoyed the lightning speed. It was better than my Sandisk Ultra and Extreme SD cards I've bought in the past. However, the second time I used it, I got an error deleting a file from it. I scanned the drive with Windows Error Checking and indeed found the error. The tool fixes the error by showing bad memory areas. Now the card works fine and is still fast, but I always worry about another bug. For my use it's ok because I use it for videos on my…

I have seven Class 10 Flash drives and the Patriot PEF64GSXC10233 EP Series 64GB SDXC Class 10 Flash Drive is the fastest by any measure. The Patriot SD card has the lowest lag between shots when using the Sony HX200 camera. A yellow bar that says "Processing" appears on the screen between shots and I can't take another shot until the bar is completely gone. I've used Sony 40MB/s and 35MB/s, SanDisk 45MB/s Extreme and 30MB/s Ultra, Gskill, Samsung and Transcend, all class 10. Patriot has the…

I bought this card for my Macbook Pro with Retina display. I transfer files from Macbook to my main computer and vice versa. The speed is really good, a 5MB file takes just a few seconds and 10GB files just a few minutes. The sticker is worn, but it is not very important. I had a 128GB from Lexar and it was a bit cheaper but noticeably slower. When I read a movie directly from the SD card using VLC, it can sometimes freeze a bit. I haven't seen such a problem in other programs, so I'm sure it's

As there were no reviews on this model from Revain I took a chance but I went with my intuition and it really is a great product. 128GB is still stunning as it's compressed into this tiny card, but read and write speeds are just as advertised, if not faster in certain spots. I was also considering a San Disk Extreme 128GB SD model, but I already have an older 8GB model that I had to reformat for no reason, so I didn't want to risk it again. (Thank goodness it's just my DSLR SD card that already