90 MB/sec Sandisk Extreme SDHC?

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• Nikon D800 taken with Sandisk extreme raw files more 32 GB SDHC card was corrupted. Able to preview in the library of Lightroom4.4, but not able to import or transfer the files from the card to the computer. Any ideas on how to save the library in Lig win

  Hi, I shot a few photos December 31 night mode RAW Nikon D800 and extreme as well as Sandisk card SDHC 32 GB. Looks like the card got some errors of memory so not able to transfer the files from the card to the computer. However, I am able to view the photos through Lightroom ver 4.4 library, but when I tried to import them, it gives me an error message indicating this file cannot be read.

  Is it possible to save the photos to the "library window" in lightroom overcoming the card read errors?

  Thanks in advance

  If you see the photos in the library module, the photos are already imported. If I there are thumbnails in the import dialog box, that means the jpg display embedded in the Raws are ok, although the raw data itself is corrupted.

  You may be able to save the jpgs shipped with this: Instant RAW JPEG

• 16 GB SanDisk Extreme Pro SDHC UHS - I memory vs Kingston ultimateX card

  Currently our House has 2 cameras, a Sony Cybershot DSC TX5 and a Nikon D90. Cybershot uses a Promaster SDHC 4 GB then the Nikon uses a Kingston 16 GB UltimateX 100 x SDHC.

  These cameras are used for still images and animated images, so I was wondering, did anyone know the differences between the above mentioned cards in all terms and the 16 GB SanDisk Extreme Pro SDHC UHS - I memory card (other size, I mean).

  Thanks :)

  I don't know how critical these cameras are, but when you use cameras like the Canon XF-300 or XF-305, Sandisk is the preferred brand. Extreme against Extreme Pro gives you the same functionality, including sub - and appreciated, but the Pro version is almost double the price. The SD card on this device for custom image profiles and firmware updates that I use is the Sandisk 16 GB Extreme, not the Extreme Pro.

  Admitted, CF or SD is of course incomparable, but if I were in your shoes, I wouldn't go to Sandisk, Kingston, and according to the difference in price, I would probably stop the extreme version, do not spend the additional amount on the Extreme Pro.

  Just my $0.02

• SanDisk Extreme 8 GB does not not in UDMA

  Hello
  I bought a Sandisk card CF Extreme (SDCFX - 008G - X 46, BI100912916B) today and seems that it does not work in UDMA mode. I can read/write it max 9, 5 MB/s in my card reader (and this card reader can read/write 18 MB/sec my Extreme III SDHC card).
  I have a Canon 7 d and it does recognize it as a UDMA card no more. Any suggestions or should I change to a new?
  PS: Sorry for my English

  It's better and more like what you get on a USB drive. to get the full speed of the map, you can use the card adapter Express Pro Extreme.

  copuld you try to return the card, but I'm not sure you'll see different results.

• Extreme SDHC or SDXC card work in Portege R600

  The R600 does support the sandisk 'extreme 30 MB' card or SDXC card?

  I ask because they seem to be the only ones with a capacity of 64 GB. I need the maximum possible additional capacity

  TIA/gary

  Hello

  AFAIK the SD SD card reader supports card up to 2 GB, SDHC up to 16 GB and mini SD (with adapter) up to 2GB.

  I didn t find all the details on the use of larger SDHC cards and I think you will have to test it yourself. But in my opinion, there could be a problem with these cards!

• Cat long w/Sandisk-Extreme SD 80 MB vs extreme Plus

  I just bought this card Extreme 45Mo from Best Buy for $19.99 on cyber Monday.

  http://www.BestBuy.com/site/SanDisk-Extreme-16-GB-secure-digital-high-capacity-SDHC-1-card/1066224.p...

  

  But what I received this card at the bottom left in the package sealed the factory as the cards: SDSDXS - 016G - A46 80 MB on both
  

  ............... What I received... vs... Here is the new packaging
  

  

  I talked with a great Sandisk tech person (Bravo Jacob K.) and he said mine on the left is simply old label.  Sandisk website does not show this map of 80 MB "Extreme."

  The card that I got for $19.99 is actually an EXTREME PLUS card with EXTREME labelling and pricing.   Fix?

  1 can clear up this confusion of labelling more?  When and where this labelling extreme 80 MB was there?  Is this really old card?   The back shows 2013 copyright.     Extreme 80 MB extreme current vs more 80 MB is confusing?

  2. my new camera is a S110 cannon that "pourrait" work fine with just the Ultra 30 MB.  Is this 80 MB card no problem for the S110 or my old computer which probably isn't 2.0 USB 3.0.

  3. with regard to the speed of card: this card faster, IE 80 MB vs 30 or 45 MB, maybe a worse choice for a reason any?   Reliability, accuracy of data, service life, etc...    I ask because sometimes more is not better.  I remember student years of writable DVD and sometimes actually performing slower versions than the more recent/more rapid versions.

  Thank you very much for clarifying my 3 questions.   My last OLD camera was a card compact flash, so I catch a LOT about my old Tech savvy.

  O.K.   Nothing to say here.  My apologies.

  After some research, there is a change of label at one time.  The 80 MB extreme is extreme more than 80 MB.

  It's a little confusing, but it is not serious.  And, reading all the reviews from Amazon, it seems that this card is excellent.  People get different results of speed in real life according to what equipment they use in.

  Best Buy price, however, is a little interesting.  Get the version of 80 MB for the price of 45 mb during cyber week.

  Take care.   Changes of SD card about the speed/size/prices are crazy from just 2 years ago.  Memory is SO cheap!

• SanDisk Extreme USB Flash Drive and SMART failure

  I just got 3 64 GB SanDisk Extreme USB Flash Drives and all three show SMART failures to reassign bad sectors. I struggle to believe that all three could be bad on first use. I use a program on a Mac (SoftRAID(4)) to certify all drives prior to use, including the SD cards and USB keys. I've never seen a failure so far.

  Readers see the successful certification but present a SMART failure.

  What is a disk problem or a SMART question or what?

  Thank you

  Lief

  I agree that it is unlikely to have failed on the first use. Most likely, it is a problem with the SMART attributes. IIRC sandisk can't CHIP for this product so it formats without error, and data can be copied onto the discs with success, I wouldn't worry too much on this subject.

• New SanDisk Extreme 120 GB and the slow performance.

  Hello

  I recently bought Sandisk Extreme (SDSSDX - 120G - G25) but disappointing the peformance is not good as it is.

  My motherboard: ASUS P9X79 PRO)

  First of all, I connect ssd Sata 6 Gbit/s port to intel and update the firmware to R211. Also I put all the options in the bios for Sata AHCI mode.

  Then I format and run a few tests.

  Here are some benchmarks and other:

  http://img13.imageshack.us/img13/4746/iastor.PNG

  http://img89.imageshack.us/img89/8941/msahcieo.PNG

  http://img7.imageshack.us/img7/3112/crystaldisc.PNG

  http://img22.imageshack.us/img22/8498/propertiessdd.PNG

  http://img832.imageshack.us/img832/6313/smartn.PNG

  As the screens above, I tested the msahci and iaStorA drivers.

  Also changed cable and switch ports.

  Please any help, I have no idea what is wrong.

  your performance is normal. as ssd use uncompressable data. SSD using sandforce controllers do better with data compressable.

• SanDisk Extreme USB 3.0 unusable as Windows support install all other key 3.0 USB works

  Hello

  I've explained the problem that is described in detail in the following thread, please read full for understand what is the problem.

  http://www.wincert.NET/forum/topic/11021-SanDisk-Extreme-30-32GB-cant-go-on-at-install-destination/

  In short:

  The problem is in the stage of Windows where you select the partition to install it's unpossible click Next:

  An error message appears that says: cannot find any partition or create an install for... but the hard drive is visible and its also possible to create and delete partitions, so the error message is bull * beep *.

  My thougth is that sandisk stick is detected as disk sata hard and is internally by mistake folders as first hard disk, if I get out the stick at the stage where I select the partition, click Refresh, reconnect the key, other refreshment so I can install on the hard disk.

  What is the problem with your extreme poles? Any other key usb 3.0 works well.

  To pull the stick and so on is just a workaround dirty, I bougth the stick because of the speed!

  Greetz X 23

  Hello

  Nobody talked about windows to go...!

  You didn't read the linked thread right?

  To please you, and then you might think about your answer.

  You will find the most important information on page 3, if you

  don't have the time to read them all.

  EDIT:

  
      dotfusion, on 27 Feb 2013 - 23:21, said:
  
      @x23piracy,
  
      I have searched high and low for more more information ob this odd behavior. But all i can find is either not reliable or solutions such as the one tried. No real reason as to why or what is the problem.
  
      I suspect it has something do to with the way the partition tables are setup on the source media (in this case a san disk usb drive.) I would start there.
  
      amaltom61, on 01 Mar 2013 - 12:41, said:
  
      I had the same problem with a 2.0 8 gb drive. I found a fix on the net, Just create about 150 mb or more of unallocated space in the hdd or ssd you are trying to install windows
  
      Resizing a partition would do the trick but do a full back of the drive just in case
  
      Stimpy, on 01 Mar 2013 - 17:12, said:
  
      Windows setup will run a refresh on the USB bus at the point that you are having problems with.
  
      One way to get around it, is to pull the USB disk out, then put it back in, and go back one step of Windows setup, and try again.  This works in most cases with this error.
  
      bphlpt, on 01 Mar 2013 - 17:15, said:
  
      The questions remains.  Why is this happening with this particular brand/size of USB stick while it is not happening with others, and how to prevent this behavior?
  
      Cheers and Regards
  
      Stimpy, on 01 Mar 2013 - 18:46, said:
  
      It's a good question.  I also own the same drive, and have the same issue with it.
  
      I have a feeling that the controller in the stick is slow at initializing, and is simply not fast enough for Windows Setup.  If you watch the USB stick when Windows is setting up, you can see that it's being initialized, (just before setup asks what drive you want to install Windows on) as my mouse and keyboard also disconnect and reconnect at the same time.
  
      amaltom61, on 02 Mar 2013 - 13:05, said:
  
      Stimpy can be correct. One way i found to solve this problem is to create some unallocated space in the drive(150 mb or more). 
  
       bphlpt, on 04 Mar 2013 - 08:00, said:
  
      Even though you weren't talking about that, I don't know why it wouldn't work.  I've reformatted them before, Fat32 and NTFS.
  
      OK, I went looking for references.  Yes you can do it, but it seems it is not as easy to do as I thought, at least for everyone.  Some folks say the standard built-in Windows 7 tools do it automatically, some say they don't.  I still haven't tried it, since I don't have a USB stick available to partition at the moment.  Some references say that that you need to flip the USB removable bit so that Windows will see the stick as a fixed drive before you can partition it.  I also found  two different tutorials or how to partition a USB stick here and here.  So, yes, one way or another it can be done.
  
      Cheers and Regards
  
      Stimpy, on 04 Mar 2013 - 16:59, said:
  
      Yeah, I have looked in to this a while ago. And found that you cannot partition this USB stick. It needs to be seen by the system as a fixed drive, but for whatever reason, Sandisk are not interested in helping their customers out with this, as it is a simple change to the drives firmware, like you described. There is a rumour going round that Sandisk are going to realease an updated firmware that will make this drive compatible with Windows To Go, and turn it into a fixed disk. I think that's unlikely, but you never know!
  
      Have a look here, it seems Sandisk support simply does not care.
  

  Greetz X 23

• SanDisk extreme

  Hi guys, I want to know if the sandisk extreme iv udma enabled is suitable for the nikon D700! If not what one do you suggest > Hi drecked

  map IV Extreme are compatible but the d700 supports UDMA 6 so if you want the best performance I would say Extreme Pro

• Difference between the Extreme III of Sandisk Extreme video HD 30 MB/s and Extreme 30 MB/s

  Hello

  Thus, there are 3 types of cards on the website really. What are the differences between the Extreme HD Video and extreme, both having the tag of 30 MB/s?

  Also, what kind of NAND use, SLC or MLC? Is that why they do better.

  And finally in terms of performance of o (for use as embedded player) who is the best?

  Thank you!

  both are basically the same card. Once they released the extreme SDHC Pro they renamed extreme HD video to the extreme. extreme HD video also are UHS1 instead of class 10 as extreme 30 MB/s.

• SanDisk extreme pro 128 GB cannot create the NTFS partition

  Hello
  I have a sandisk extreme pro 128 GB usb and I try to format it to NTFS in windows and it is impossible.
  The only way I success for formatting on my MAC but the NTFS partition is not visible in Windows...
  Use NTFS or HFS partition without problems, but on Windows the button does not work on my MAC and can...
  Does anyone have a solution for me?

  PS: I try windows XP, 7 or 8.1 nothing works...
  Windows see 2 partitions on my key, but cannot format.

  I just fix myself... about here was a good idea LoL

  So my problem was when I format the key the first time I use my MAC, and by default the MAC use GUID partition to format the key and on Windows, we should use MBR partition.

  Then when I format the USB on my MAC using disk utility, on the score of "variants" tab change when to create an NTFS partition MBR (instead of default GUID) partition

  After this, format the key and that's it!

  Its working fine now, I'm happy with this beautiful, design USB by Sandisk ;-)

• SanDisk Extreme USB key cannot be removed on Win8

  Hi, I use a SanDisk Extreme 64 GB USB 3.0 drive and whenever I plugged my laptop (thinkpad t430 with Windows 8.1 Pro X 64), and tried to remove it after use, the BONE guard saying that the device cannot be removed, and there is no other programs is going there. But there is none, so how to solve this problem. I tried the USB on Windows7 Pro X 64 drive without a problem.

  see you soon

  Hello!

  Please make a backup of the contents of the USB flash memory, then:

  1 - Turn off the PC.
  2 - Remove the USB key.
  3 - restart the PC.
  4 - Download CCleaner (free, Piriform.com, here x 64 portable version).
  5 - the CCleaner (cleaning and registry) pass to the PC.
  6 enjoy.

  Sincerely, Alfred.  (Google Traduce).

• SanDisk extreme 64 GB usb 3.0 flash drive problem

  Hi, my sandisk extreme USB drive is recognized as a hard disk, which appears in the section hard drives instead of the section of removable storage. I wonder how to solve this problem. Although it does not use normal with this drive, but it's just strange.

  PS. I am using windows 7 ultimate x 64

  SanDIsk was fixed drives and non-removable for awhile when he tried to support Windows 8 MS Go features.  There is no fix or the possibility to design autour.

• SanDisk Extreme Card problem

  I have Nikon 7000 camera and Sandisk cards use to take pictures, now my Sandisk Extreme 4 GB card is heaten in the camera and the reader too and also ask for Format. How can I recover my photos, I fill out the card of about 400 of wedding photos, I also tried to free the Sandisk recovery software, but computer showing only 0.39 mb to 4 GB. and asking again the message Format.  Please help me...

  The freezer section, I hope.  That's what I meant.