What is the difference with other SD on the market? better transference rates?
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I bought SD card about three months ago, it,s amazing I have access to all my document everywhere from phone and computer. I would recommend to anyone who will be using it to keep his document for easy access and the other thing I like about my SD card is easy to use. I hope I answer your question. I hope you will enjoy it.
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You mainly get better reliability for your extra 30 dollars. One massive difference is that this product(ST4000VN000) is rated to be on 24/7/365 where as the other is only supposed to be on for 27% of that value. This drive is supposed to be able to stay on much much longer than the normal drive as well. Most importantly, this drive's firmware is a mix between standard desktop drives and enterprise class drives. You get features like TLER (gives your controller several seconds to figure out whats going on before declaring a drive as failed) which are extremely important for a NAS or a RAID. This drive also uses less power (aka, generates less heat) and when it's sitting in a NAS with little airflow, it can help as well. If you are going to build a NAS and you don't want to use enterprise class drives, this is the next best thing. I personally would never stick an ST4000DM000 in a raid/nas.
901501
Normally, what I do in this case I will use the SDXC slot in Viao instead. So this way you will have more speed. Cheers.
257044
Check the transfer rates of the two cards that is likely the difference. You can also go to the Sandisk web site and compare the two cards.
2073909
I believe the transfer rate really depends on the speed of your USB ports on your computer. I use my GoFlex to back up my computer files. I do not recall it being all that slow. Cheers.
334818
The card readers are all USB 2.0. Running a benchmark on a Class 10 SD yielded typical transfer rates of 30-35 MB/s.
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It is not overkill. If you are going to transfer to your PC or Mac, then the increase in transfer speed is a benefit.
771713
Previous to this I was using a terastation by buffalo. The disk station is a marked improvement over the terastation in transfer performance. I can't tell you a specific transfer rate off the top of my head but it should be only limited by the throughput of the wireless access point which would in this case be the bottleneck. On wired connections I get better than usb2 transfer rates.Good purchase. I found no better device in this price range..
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The difference, as you probably know, is the SU 800. I have the SB-900 that I use and it seems to work fine, or I can use the built in flash on my D-800. I have never tried the SU-800 so I can not comment on the difference.
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I'm not 100% tech savvy, but I think the major difference would be speed, if I'm not mistaken. 3.0 is the latest standard, isn't it? I think the transfer speed makes the difference, in which case I don't mind this one because I don't have any 3.0 USB items....I'm not much help in this matter, I just needed extra ports because I've downsized from a desktop to a laptop temporarily, so when I saw this I just grabbed it. It works quite well for what it's worth. I'm sorry if it this doesn't help.
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I recently purchased the Drobo 5N. I was using 2.4mhz because of my wifi extender. It was really slow with data file transfers. But since I have upgraded my wireless router and now on 5mhz the transfer speed has drastically improved. I will also be purchasing the msata ssd drive in the next few weeks to increase the speed even more. But so far I am happy with my decision and love the disk space I have. I am not 100% sure about moving your drive from one into the other. I have seen a few conflicting youtube videos on this. One person was able to do it and another person said that he was unsuccessful with it. I hope this has helped you somewhat. I recently purchased the Drobo 5N. I was using 2.4mhz because of my wifi extender. It was really slow with data file transfers. But since I have upgraded my wireless router and now on 5mhz the transfer speed has drastically improved. I will also be purchasing the msata ssd drive in the next few weeks to increase the speed even more. But so far I am happy with my decision and love the disk space I have. I am not 100% sure about moving your drive from one into the other. I have seen a few conflicting youtube videos on this. One person was able to do it and another person said that he was... » Read More I recently purchased the Drobo 5N. I was using 2.4mhz because of my wifi extender. It was really slow with data file transfers. But since I have upgraded my wireless router and now on 5mhz the transfer speed has drastically improved. I will also be purchasing the msata ssd drive in the next few weeks to increase the speed even more. But so far I am happy with my decision and love the disk space I have. I am not 100% sure about moving your drive from one into the other. I have seen a few conflicting youtube videos on this. One person was able to do it and another person said that he was unsuccessful with it. I hope this has helped you somewhat. « Show Less
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I am running two UHS-1 cards -SanDisk Ultra 64 GB MicroSDXC Class 10 UHS-1 Memory I have not formally benchmarked them but transfer using a USB 3.0 port is much faster than a 2.0 port.
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Go by the MB/s not the name of a card. This would, if you study, be exceeding most cards on the market. I have up to 80MB/s. Price will stop you from going much higher.
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I like the one I have. I have not compared the two so can't answer that question. You'll just have to do some research on what you want in a player. Good Luck.
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The other drive (referenced on your link) is more for the hardcore professional. It's best feature is the speed (480MB/s). The average prosumer (and many pros) will do just fine with this one. I do professional video and this drive is perfect for me.
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Get one with at least a 30mb/s or higher transfer rate. I've used a 32gig with a 30mb/s nonstop until the battery ran out in freezing conditions and not had a single issue.
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Depends on your performance requirement. I personally find that it cannot support heavy transfer over long periods.