Review on Silicon Power Marvel M01 32 GB, 1 pc. blue by Goro Shimada ᠌

There is not a single flaw in her. Its original purpose was evidently not for the downloading of movies from a buddy, but rather for recording a single time and then using it solely for reading. And her reading is 65 megabytes / s, which is very amazing for a device that costs so little. This was accomplished at the expense of the recording speed of 12 megabytes / s. If we take the Silicon Power Blaze B10 16GB as an illustration, we can see that there are around 20 writes and 45 reads (on the contrary, the write speed is at the expense of the read speed). When shopping for inexpensive contemporary USB3.0 flash drives, the buyer will need to be guided by what is more important than reading or writing, or something in between. If you have money, for instance, you could purchase a SanDisk CZ80 Extreme, where the speed will pleasantly surprise you. Because I do service work on maintaining computers and do not like to spend a lot of money on flash drives, I decided to go with the reading speed that was the highest possible. I filled it up to the brim with computers, service utilities for maintaining systems, and several types of operating systems. Write 12 and read 31 while using the USB2.0 mode. I tried it by writing from the SSD and copying data from a flash drive to the SSD using my i5-3450 hardware, which has an SSD plextor 80Gb M3 and 8Gb DDR3 memory.