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So for example, if you want to know the ranking of a say, SanDisk UltraFit 64GB drive, you cannot just look at the write/read numbers of a SanDisk UltraFit 32GB drive, correct?
The question still remains about the data base of real life speeds. I know that if I looked I could find some but thought forum members have some suggestions from personal past experience of where they looked?
It is not the same transferring a single file. It is not the same transferring relatively small amount of data. I just transferred a 17GB folder filled with a mixture of small and huge files and the writing process took a while but the reading process, when 17GB folder was being transfered FROM the flash drive, that was extremely fast.
I wonder if overheating issues in these ultra fit drives contribute to these writing slow downs... Or maybe other drives would take as long or longer to write.
Just saw your post Janus67, so the numbers of a 64GB of the series would be the same or more often, faster than 32GB, but never slower?
Click on Effective Speed if needed - larger the drive the faster it seems to go according to the websites
http://usb.userbenchmark.com