coz u can c he want high speed one mar.

sandisk cruzer titanium 1GB, reasonably quick
though compared to this...


pendrive compact II 1GB

finally got somewhere near its rated 198X speed

This post has been edited by Beach_Boy®: Mar 14 2007, 02:17 PM

Newbie reporting in, which should i look to ?2MB test or 64MB test ?


OCZ Rally 2 2GB



This post has been edited by ksl279: Mar 14 2007, 07:55 PM

2MB test.

so is my speed ok ?

where did you got that pendrive compact II???and how much???

patriot 1gb seem not bad but design is terrible.


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So which model is the faster pendrive at this moment??
PC fair is arround , plant to get a fastest pendrive,
Any suggest??

Kingston DT2+ migo, i think.

last last PC Fair
it was RM110 for 1GB (back then it was RM90 for 2GB)
so you get the idea on the pricing now

price for 2GB is about RM60 now
pendrive compact II should costs about the same as other generic speed thumbdrive twice the size

now lyp dun have tis model aldy.

Kingmax Super Stick 2GB

Other than thumb drive, we can use other flash memory like sd, minisd or cf cards to use for readyboost. Try to check out my transcend CF 2GB 120x benchmark

then its time for Corsair Voyager GT

baSsit, wat price for ur unit?

i bought it almost one year ago. 2GB for around RM290

this is the result of the kingston 1gb datatraveller mini fun limited edition, the pig year design, lol

speed same as the dt1.

Corsair Voyager GT 4GB

Pic 1: Added ATTO Disk Benchmark. Max Read: 31.2MB/s - Max Write: 22.7MB/s.

Pic 2: SiSoft Sandra benchmark ...

Pic 3: My USB drives collection From left: Pretec iDisk Diamond 128MB, Kingmax SuperStick 1GB, Pretec iDisk Tiny 1GB, Pretec iDisk Wave 2GB, and finally the *king* Corsair Voyager GT 4GB!

:: Pretec iDisk Diamond: In my wallet

:: Kingmax SuperStick: Tied to my handphone

:: Pretec iDisk Tiny & Wave: Tied to my keychain. Will be used to transfer files betwen computers (good to prevent viruses attacking ur drive, which happened to me earlier this month from my colleague's infected pc!)

:: Corsair Voyager GT: Just tied to my keychain as my master backup unit.

Pic 4: The nice, shiny packaging. Fierce red to show the turbo speed *H-A-T-E the blister packaging! Used a big scissor to cut the left-top-right sides!*

Pic 5: My personal real-life filecopy test. Seems that the rated speed (34MB/s read and 28MB/s write) is loosely based on *single* file size (possible 256MB or 512MB).

The rest of the tests are based on multi-file copying @ 1GB and 3.7GB total size. Not bad considering it takes 3minutes 5seconds to copy the 60 files (totaling to a whopping 3.747GB!).



=> Antivirus was disabled.
=> Each read and write session were done separately by removing and inserting directly to the USB port.
=> No USB hub was used.

=> My read/write speed may vary with others due to different mobo/chipset used. My mobo is Asus P4P800SE using Intel 865PE chipset with 2.8GHz P4 CPU and 2GB DDR400 RAM. Windows XP SP2 OS.

=> I bet new NVIDIA mobo/chipset has much higher USB throughput.




This post has been edited by cybpsych: Mar 17 2010, 10:17 AM

My software got problem, will update later

(Except 1st time install can use, then after shut down cannot test again, program auto shutdown)


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