Transcend Compact Flash 32GB 170x
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La Transcend CF170 Industrial est une carte mémoire CompactFlash pour applications industrielles. Disponible en capacités comme 16GB, 32GB et 64GB. Prend en charge des vitesses de lecture jusqu'à 90 MB/s et d'écriture jusqu'à 60 MB/s. Conçue pour températures extrêmes de -40°C à 85°C, résistante aux vibrations et avec flash SLC NAND pour grande durabilité. Pas d'adaptateur SD inclus. Convient aux systèmes embarqués, surveillance et équipements médicaux.
Avis Transcend Compact Flash 32GB 170x
Basé sur 24 avis
I ordered 256MB Transcend and was promptly shipped and got it delivered to my door step within 48hrs. Is my fastest shipment since i have been ordering online. 256MB Transcend worked perfectly well in my Leica Total station instruments. I must order again. The Company is well organized and keep to their promises.
I ordered 256MB Transcend and was promptly shipped and got it delivered to my door step within 48hrs. Is my fastest shipment since i have been ordering online. 256MB Transcend worked perfectly well in my Leica Total station instruments. I must order again. The Company is well organized and keep to their promises.
IGNATIUS NDUDI
30 janvier 2018
I feel I get the most bang for my buck with this CF card. I own several by Transcend and never have any issues.
I feel I get the most bang for my buck with this CF card. I own several by Transcend and never have any issues.
Judi
19 août 2016
I used transcend for the last 7 years with no problem Just format the card for better performed I do weddings and videos works perfect wit my 5D MarkIII
I used transcend for the last 7 years with no problem Just format the card for better performed I do weddings and videos works perfect wit my 5D MarkIII
Nelson H
13 décembre 2014
I'm going to used this on very old equipment that only support 512MB hard drives and less. I got a cable converter as well so I can plug the PATA cable. The testing I have done so far with a old 486 computer has it running faster than the equipment can take it. The cable converter I got does have a voltage setting on it so you can select 3.3V or 5V. I did some research and it proably should be set to 5V on the old equipment. The newer computers running UDMA, I would set to 3.3V. I have had it on a Pentium III computer as well as the 486.
I'm going to used this on very old equipment that only support 512MB hard drives and less. I got a cable converter as well so I can plug the PATA cable. The testing I have done so far with a old 486 computer has it running faster than the equipment can take it. The cable converter I got does have a voltage setting on it so you can select 3.3V or 5V. I did some research and it proably should be set to 5V on the old equipment. The newer computers running UDMA, I would set to 3.3V. I have had it on a Pentium III computer as well as the 486.
Peter W.
12 octobre 2014
I know transcend gets some flack for being the lower man on the totem pole, but i have not noticed a difference between my new Transcend CF cards and my Sand Disk or Lexar Cards. I am tempted to say that my Transcend cards are faster!
I know transcend gets some flack for being the lower man on the totem pole, but i have not noticed a difference between my new Transcend CF cards and my Sand Disk or Lexar Cards. I am tempted to say that my Transcend cards are faster!
Alexander
26 mars 2014
