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USB Keys and their performance
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31-03-2007 12:59pm#1Hey Folks,
I ordered and got a 8Gb corsair USB2 key this week. I tried it out last night and it's a pretty solid piece of kit as usb keys go. Supposely advertised to support 16Mb/s write and 33Mb/s read. So I did some tests with HD Tach 3.0.1.0.
These are read tests only. Tested on:
Pentium D820
1Gb Ram
160Gb Sata Seagate drive
Windows XP MCE
Here is a generic Jetflash USB2 1Gb Key. Not bad... 10Mb/s.
Now look at Corsair's effort. 35Mb/s for reading. That's awesome. In writing I dragged over a 700Mb file in 40 secs. Appox. 16Mb/s... which is close to the write claims.
Here is my old USB1 Generic 1Gb mp3 player. Doubles as a normal memory key. Not impressive.. but speed is not its reason to be. But still a shocking difference - comparing to USB1
Finally added my 160Gb SATA hard drive to compare with the Corsair for comparison. 200Mb/s...
Anyone got any usb keys or other Corsair keys (1Gb,2Gb...) ? Could you just run HD Tach 3.0.1 and whip up a result?0
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