What's the best 128GB USB 3.0 stick?
A 850 pro + a SATA -> USB adaptor that supports UASP
>>53482787
>stick
Bumping for interest.
>>53482758
It's cheaper to stick a cheap ssd in an external enclosure and it'll be faster than the top of the line 128gb flash drives.
>>53483169
>Look at local cheap computer store
>Cheapest SSD is $59 for 120Gb
>Most expensive 128gb USB stick is $58
>>53483227
>stick
>>53483227
>Look at a local cheap computer store in yurop
>Cheapest SSD is $110 for 120 GB
>Most expensive 128 USB stick is $180
>>53483269
>stick
>>53483269
I would have expected to be shat all over by Americans. >>53483227 prices are in AUD.
lol Kingston 128gb ssds are $36.69USD a pop at the local store,
Sandisk 128GB Cruzer Glides are $32.69USD
Transcend 128GB JF790Ws are $45.84USD and only has 90MB/s read, 40MB/s write
Transcend 128GB JF780s are $73.37USD and it's at 210/140MB/s
A Crucial BX200 240GB is $64.20USD, slap a cheap chink case on it and it'll blow the JF780 out of the water in read/write and storage capacity.
>>53483394
I was looking up usb 3 and 3.1 bandwidths to see if the r/w even matters on an ssd. Turns out both exceed its capabilities.
So it really depends on convenience. What would be the best price performance USB stick and how does it compare to a similarly priced SSD with a cheap enclosure.
>>53483269
>>53483287
no one gives a fuck about australia, fuck off.
>>53483548
I just find that even the more expensive USB 3.0 flash drives are painfully slow compared to even the bottom of the barrel SSDs, taking an hr or more on cheaper flash drives to fill them up is not my cup of tea.
SSDs faster, more reliable and in some cases cheaper than flash drives at the expense of being a bit bigger. I find that flash drives over 64GB just aren't worth it anymore when their prices creep into SSD territory.
>>53482758
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00S89FIDE/
If you don't mind paying out the ass for it, then this gets similar speeds to SSDs.
>>53483256
>>53482803
do you have autism or something?
[spoiler]Rhetorical, don't bother answering. [/spoiler]
>Samsung makes an interesting design
I'm pretty shocked tbqh.
>>53482758
I got a 32gb one of those, thing gets hot as fuck when it's transferring data.
>>53482758
The only sane choice.
>up to 256GB
http://www.amazon.com/Patriot-256GB-Supersonic-Boost-Flash/dp/B00F9V72H4/
256GB is the best desu
I use this for my router's extroot.
