📷 Lexar Professional 1066x 64GB SDXC UHS-I Card Silver Series - High-Speed Read of up to 160MB/s - Ideal for DSLR and Mirrorless Cameras (Model: LSD1066064G-BNNNU) Review

I am very happy with my new Lexar card set. Lexar is my favorite photographer. In order to format my new set (in camera of course) I needed a firmware update for my D810. On that day, my new set of Lexar cards seemed to write faster than my old set and worked flawlessly.

Update available fio: 128 KiB block size, queue depth 1, sequential, 60 seconds, continuous read: 90.2 MB/s write : 75.1 MiB/sHost Stack:Sony MRW-S1 USB 3.0 UHS-II SD Card ReaderVIA VL812 USB 3.0 HubRenesas (NEC) Controller uPD720202 USB 3.0 Host Controller (PCIe 2.0 x1, not shared) AMD SR5690 Chipset AMD Opteron Processor 6386 SEDebian 10, Linux kernel 5.13 .10

I am very happy with my new set of Lexar cards. Lexar is my favorite photographer. In order to format my new set (in camera of course) I needed a firmware update for my D810. On that day, my new set of Lexar cards seemed to write faster than my old set and worked flawlessly.

fio: Block Size 128 KiB, Queue Depth 1, Sequential, 60 Seconds Continuous Read: 90.2 MB/s Write: 75.1 MB/s Host Stack: Sony MRW- S1 USB 3.0 UHS-II SD Card ReaderVIA VL812 USB 3.0 Hub ControllerRenesas (NEC) uPD720202 USB 3.0 Host Controller (PCIe 2.0 x1, not shared) AMD SR5690 chipsetAMD Opteron 6386 SE processorDebian 10, Linux Kernel 5.13.10

This card is a must have for me when shooting medium to large events. Allows me to take around 2k photos and the writing speed is enough to preview photos without waiting. I came here to buy another one so thought I'd give it a review while I'm at it. Like all other photo nerds, I shoot with a 5DS and a file size of 60MB, so you're probably fast enough too.