You know, I once saw a vein diagram that said "Good, cheap or fast". You can pick any two, you can have a cheap item that is good (but slow), a good fast item is quite expensive, and a cheap, fast item is prone to problems. This particular item appears to have survived all three (so far). I bought two flash drives ($39 each) and overclocked them (a little). So far they have passed all the tests that I have honored to give them. I use a PSP x5 and sometimes work with huge RAW files or images that have been scaled to extraordinary sizes. That memory handled it pretty well. Here's my setup: Sabertooth 990fx r222gb ddr3fx8350 cpu4tb hdd I've been using Corsair storage for a while and have been perfectly happy with it almost all of the time.
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