Read more.With read and write speeds of 52Mbps and 47Mbps, respectively, A-DATA's Turbo Series CF 350X claims to be the fastest available.
Read more.With read and write speeds of 52Mbps and 47Mbps, respectively, A-DATA's Turbo Series CF 350X claims to be the fastest available.
Any idea if this can be used as a fixed disk? Or will Windows only recognise it as a removable disk?
Could make a nice compact alternative to SSDs
You can get CF to IDe or CF to SATA adaptors. Might be a good project, depends on the price of course.
Physical adapters are pretty easy to come by, however Windows still sees the majority of CF cards (especially SanDisk) as removable drives and you cannot install or run windows from them.
A-Data have an industrial line that announce themselfs as fixed disks, would be good if these did that same
Yo udo get adapters that will take any CF card and hide the mode from the OS, these are a lot more expensive though.
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