Read more.We take the 32GB Survivor USB-based flash drive for a review spin.....and then execute it.
Read more.We take the 32GB Survivor USB-based flash drive for a review spin.....and then execute it.
Guys you always do this... more colours on the graphs, some of them are very similar colours, and only because I knew what to expect could I work out which column was which... the less clued would wonder whether the big red bar was the Survivor or the Crucial SSD...
Any better now?
I bet I could kill it. I have a dodgy usb port on my case, it kills anything that you plug into it. So far, 2 mp3 players, a logitech wireless mouse dongle and LOADS of memory pens.
The funny thing is, the only thing that was mine was one of the memory pens (which I got free!)
Serves you right for using my USB ports without asking!!!
With love and many thanks,
Melons
Much better
Have Corsair got anything to say about why the 8GB Voyager is so much faster?
Seems bizarre that the newer product (Survivor) would be slower? Or is the Voyager actually a more recent design?
Especially given the large size, if you have a lot of data that's going to be a lot of waiting... 10+ minutes for a DVD image or something Even accounting for the swapping sticks time, you could buy 4x 8GB voyagers and transfer your data quicker and be on the move with some just as tough sticks which worked out cheaper...
dunking - how about cooking it? or boiling it.
standing - tank? 'slightly' squashed it or how about running over it in a car.
scraping against bricks - wedge+tarinder+hitting a brick wall = the same effect..
dropped - 20ft drop not high enough?
slightly crushed - <see standing>
run in a rock tumbler - hows about lots of little tiny rock shaped things (bullets) hitting it instead?
if it can survive that lot, I think it'll survive someone dropping it in the toilet, fishing it out, dropping it onto bathroom floor because its icky, accidentally standing on it when trying to pick it up, then giving it a dry in a tumble dryer.. (your suggestions but in a normal everyday situation.)
Washing machine it
Edit: and a tumble drier
Last edited by SiM; 25-09-2008 at 08:11 PM.
I'll grab some more small-capacity samples from Corsair and give anything mentioned in this thread a go.
I think water needs to be tested more, it claims to be 200m resistant. I know being boiled is fairly good test, but doesn't have the same pressure as 200m does
Play tennis with it? Would give it a good durability test rather than one-off pressure, and keeps you fit
I hope you guys never have to do a presentation to a tough audience. Those charts wouldn’t go down at all well.
*Cough*Originally Posted by Hexus
"I've heard there is a common problem with this item from forums" - If you read some forums they believe Elvis was abducted by aliens, doesn't mean it's true.
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