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πŸ’ͺ Unleash Industrial Performance with Transcend 1GB CF Card 200X (TS1GCF200I) Review

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Details

BrandTranscend
Flash Memory TypeSLC NAND flash
Hardware InterfaceCompactFlash
Memory Storage Capacity1 GB
Write Speed10 Megabytes Per Second

Description of πŸ’ͺ Unleash Industrial Performance with Transcend 1GB CF Card 200X (TS1GCF200I)

Transcend 1GB Industrial Cf Card 200X (TS1GCF200I). Non-volatile solid-state. Works with any CompactFlash enabled device compatible with 1gb CF cards. Shock And Vibration Resistance. Low Power Consumption.

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Revainrating 3 out of 5

Terrible memory card for computers

This memory card failed to deliver the performance I was hoping for. As my tests showed, it's incredibly slow and unreliable. While the price may be tempting, you get what you pay for.

Pros
  • Inexpensive
Cons
  • Slow and unreliable

Revainrating 3 out of 5

I can't comment on reliability, but I've had very good experiences with Transcend products in the past.

that I need reliable ECC flash and UDMA support. This has been done perfectly - read and write speeds overwhelm the ATA protocol, and it's incredibly fast for the mid 90's. I can't comment on reliability, but I've had very good experiences with Transcend products in the past. Great if you're doing something similar or maybe you need it for old industrial plants.

Pros
  • Memory cards
Cons
  • Negative result available

Revainrating 3 out of 5

Unfit for intended use

I was trying to use this card to replace an IDE hard drive on a Tandy 2500 XL/2. I need an "industrial" CF card because the medium is characterized as a hard disk. The computer will NOT boot when the card is inserted into the IDE to CF adapter. Another card does not cause this problem on this computer (a very old Canon card from the camera). I tried this card on another, newer PC and although it started the computer fine and I was able to run FDISK to partition the card, it resulted in repeated

Pros
  • Transcend Industrial Cf Card 200X 1GB (TS1GCF200I)
Cons
  • Some bugs