Review on 📸 Transcend 8GB SDHC Memory Card Premium Class 10 UHS-I Pack of 5 TS8GSDU1 - Top Value Bundle by Dimitar Borisov ᠌

It was discovered that an 8Gb class 10 card was quicker than a comparable class 6 card. There were many reports that said that the Transcend pace for students in the tenth grade is roughly equivalent to that of students in the sixth grade, if not less. Additionally, they claim that there are several packets, both paper and plastic, where it is stated that they will be packaged in 2022. Generally speaking, the Taiwanese maker of the plastic box I had was standard. Prior to then, I solely used Transcends, and everything about them—price, speed, reliability (nothing has flown yet), and the older ones are still in good working order—satisfied me. After making the purchase, I first decided to see what the testing software would reveal. According to HD Tune Pro, there was essentially no difference between 8Gb Transcend class 10 and class 6; class 10 only had a slightly faster write speed for large data blocks, which was still two to three times slower than class 6. BUT! It was tested in the f/ap-those connected via a USB connection with a flash drive inside as a drive since I use the card in an f/ap-those and there was no card reader there. Such outcomes were generally unsatisfactory, and the connecting interface was probably to blame. Since it is unknown how the camera writes there, I chose to examine the actual writing of various files to the card in real time. I plugged it into a laptop, which had a standard built-in card reader, and it recorded roughly 1.4 Gb of a sample of 1337 fairly large files (books, documents, archives, with sizes ranging from a few Mb to hundreds or more Mb, on average, and various PDFs and DJVUs of 20 to 50 Mb). The recording speed was more than twice as fast in the tenth grade! 7 min. 47 sec. vs 3 min. 40. 10th grade is awesome!