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Review on 💨 AXE MEMORY Speedy 64GB USB 3.1 SuperSpeed Flash Drive: Quick Read Speeds Up to 400 MB/s, Write Speeds Up to 115 MB/s by Tom Lawson

November 14, 2022

Running Linux from a USB stick

If you want to run a Linux distribution from a USB stick, you need maximum speed. Inexpensive flash drives, while technically "USB 3.1”, are so slow that they are slower than even mechanical platter hard drives in both reading and writing. That's why I bought this.

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Nice packaging

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Legacy model

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