Review on SanDisk Extreme PRO (UHS-1 U3) - Unleashing Speed and Performance by Yagami Iori

The Win 10 LTSC 1809 installed on this card works at the speed of a cheap SSD. I'm tired of the fact that a bunch of garbage is crammed into the existing LiveCD, and it's not as easy to integrate your own there as it is into a full-fledged system. I made a bootable USB flash drive, where a full-fledged system with working software. Important - card readers for such cards heat up like boilers, if you take miniature and metal ones, you can light it up. These cards are not designed for such chaotic loads, yet they are designed for linear read / write operations, because card readers live for a couple of years and burn out, the cards themselves pull for 5 years of intense load, but only these are so expensive, and if you take it cheaper, then the performance will be noticeably lower and degrade faster. And if anyone is interested, then keep in mind that only SDXC UHS-I are suitable for installing the OS, while UHS-II (there is a double set of contact pads), despite twice the linear speed, are completely unsuitable and the OS works extremely clumsily even there via a special card reader with UHS-II support