Review on πΎ 128GB Kingston DataTraveler Exodia USB 3.2 Flash Drive - DTX/128GB by Dimitar Minkov α
A normal product, but they wanted more for the money.
considerably while the flash drive can read at over 100 MB/s, the write performance is a disappointing 10 MB/s, and considerably slower for little files. Multi-boot flash drives (Windows, Linux, and application images) can be created, making them useful not only as a photo repository but also as an emulator. In comparison to a regular flash drive, it's a pain to write to this one; a 30-gigabyte video took an entire hour to record. Writing speeds are even slower than those of 2.0 flash drives, even though they can reach 3.0 speeds when reading. Here you can find a review of 128 GB flash drives that has been split up into multiple volumes.
- Percentage of average reading speed
- Speeds of 10-12 MB/s when writing
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