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• Really fast CF cards drive?

  My client needed very fast transfers of several CF cards simultaneously and asked me to provide and support the Sonnet Qio-CF4 for him.  The thing is a beast on paper, transfers of up to four CF cards in a PCIe 2.0 connection line speeds x 1 or close to 400 MB/s total.

  The only problem, he regularly freezes the system when you remove the CF card and put in new ones.  The mouse cursor is always moving; nothing else does.  The system is HP Z820 with two Xeon 8-core, 64 GB of RAM and is stable also.  It is not plug-and-play: you need to 'find the hardware changes' to recognize the cards inserted, or to use own app of the Sonnet to do this.  This is when the system freezes usually.

  In addition, transfers max out at about 55 MB/s by card so that transfers of card even to 75 MB/s using a card reader based FireWire800 CF.  Therefore not as fast as they claim it is.  Frost makes a solution not cultivable.

  Sonnet said the device is not compatible with the Z820 even if it is listed as "not tested" on their compatibility table.  They said it is not compatible with the 3.0 Z820 PCIe slots and still come back to me to tell me if it is compatible with the slot in the Z820 solo PCIe 2.0 (No.20 on the graphic).

  Everyone out there doing similar things and having recommendations for parallel fast CF card transfers?  Ideally something you really tried.

  Requirements: 3-4 CF card transfers simultaneously to the same system to 70 MB/s.

  Thank you!

  I would have tried this: http://www.addonics.com/products/cf_cfast_drive.php

  You'll have six ger * independent * CF-slots, each nail up to a * separate * contact/SATA card. *

  On the Z820 are for some strange reason attached to the SAS ports. I have personally attached internal disks to the SATA ports - I can't take advantage of speeds SATA3. The SAS is speced to 6 Gbit/s in the Z820, but the writing on the SAS ports speed is not as good as the SATA ports. (The Z800 internal drives are attached to the SATA ports).

  Point is, use SAS ports for the reader to SEE to get the best speeds of reading and don't foget that CF cards have the largest role. If you have the Sandisk Extreme speeds will be a bit slow. If you are using the Extreme Pro it is much faster and therefore worth the price.

  I know it works like charm on a Z400 equipped with an e-SATA card. But it is limited to a single card in time: http://www.addonics.com/products/aepddesu.php

  EDIT:

  I forgot: I have not tested the CF / CFast player but one of my clients uses the Pocket eSATA/USB DigiDrive attahed to e-SATA on a daily basis without problems in a big post production house. That's why I recommend products from Addonics.

  * UM, it seems that the CF / CFast Drive is intended primarily as an option to use Cf cards as a storage device or to combine CF cards in fast storage. I couldn't find any info such as "...". You can use it as a CF Reader as well. ». I suggest you to contact them to see if it is possible to use it as a reader of CF.

  / Roger

• For Clip Zip fast SD card? Which one to buy

  Hello

  I'm looking for a new sd card for my clipzip 8 GB - 16 GB more preference.

  Update the file system on my old (now defunct) sd card took a considerable amount of time, I would like to know what the best (= faster) for a clipzip is.

  Any suggestions/advice? I'm not at all an expert on sd-Cards.

  Thank you very much - sl

  Unless you use an external card reader, it won't really make a difference. The SD on the video controller is quite slow.

• Realtek fast ethernet card does not work on laptop with Vista

  My realtek fast ethernet does not work with my windows, what can I do about it?

  I have no internet access on my laptop

  Go to the website of the manufacturer of your computer/laptop > drivers and downloads Section > key in your model number > look for the latest Vista drivers > download/install them.

  The computer you are using now if you have an Internet connection with the other > download / save drivers > copy them into Flash Drive > transfer / install on another computer/laptop.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• How fast on SD card to Camileo H20?

  That speed is the lowest speed to use with a Camileo H20 to ensure that registration is also smooth and fine as possible?

  Hi recman,.

  I checked the manual Camileo H20 and I could t find details the requirements SD card so I think you can use the SD/SDHC cards to recode movies in Full HD.

  These days are flash cards are very cheap, so I recommend a class 6 SDHC card. If you buy a 4 GB card for example, they should cost less than 10 euro.
  By the way: I have good experiences with flash SanDisk cards.

  I guess that a faster SD card will bring only a performance gain if you copy the video to your computer via the flash card reader, I think.

• 6 d needs a fast enough SD card for RAW to 4.5 fps

  After reading a few comments on the problems with the (secondary) SD card controller into the famous camera of 5 d MarkIII, I decided to test my new unit 6 d.

  Speed tested with the same composition and lighting (poor tungsten), same frame parameters: exposure 1/200 @ f/1.6 on iso 800, object of shooting was my window air conditioner mounted (LOL, I know ha ha!):

  Since I have already spent some time on the preparation of the information for my part, I thought I'd share here

  Size of the files with a band bandwidth approximate writing to the camera s max 4.5 FPS (continued in shooting mode):
  GROSS 20M 5472 x 3648 - size 22 814 KB file ~ 100.2 MB/s
  mRAW 11M 4104 x 2736 - size 16 581 KB of the file ~ 72.9 MB/s
  sRAW 5.0 M 2736 x 1824 - size 11 228 KB of the file ~ 49.3 Mbps
  L high 20 M 5472 x 3648 - size 5 303 KB file ~ 23.3 MB/s
  L 20M 5472 x 3648 - average file size 2 488 kb ~ 10.9 Mbps
  High M 8.9 M 3648 x 2432 - size 2 463 KB file ~ 10.8 MB/s
  Average M 8.9 M 3648 x 2432 - size 1 090 KB of the file ~ 4.8 MB/s
  S1 high size 1 470 KB of the file 5.0 2736 x 1824 - ~ 6.4 MB/s
  Average S1 5.0 2736 x 1824 - 643 KB file size ~ 2.8 MB/s
  S2 2.5 M 1920 x 1280 - the file size of 766 KB ~ 3.4 Mbps
  S3 0.3 M 720 x 480 - 155 KB file size ~ 0.7 MB/s
  * about write bandwidth calculated with the formula (FILE_SIZE_KB * 4.5) / 1024, results in rounded Mbps

  observation, it seems that file sizes adjustable by all about 50% discount for JPG (high quality) or sRAW at certain composition & light scenes.

  Maximum size of the files that I saw was 27 800 KB for RAW (calling to more than 122 MB/s in view write speed 4.5 FPS burst) and nearly 8 MB for large JPG in high quality (equivalent of 35.1 MB/s burst mode). Former was spend with Sandisk have SD (afte 13 executives bus), it went through without a problem for about 30 seconds (more than 130 frames).

  Phew... essential is that I was able to shoot continuously all sorts of images JPG infinitely (tested up to 30 seconds) with my SD Sandisk Extreme 45 Mbps card... but it's much too slow for any type of images RAW - literally after 13-16 frames, you will see a shutter speed and 'BUSY' message will fall by 0.9 FPS until you release the shutter button and let the unit registered the buffer to the map then you can repeat.

  I thought actually buy the fastest on the market SD card, I could find, but gives up after that I came back to find only Sandisk SD Extreme Pro cards rated up to 90 MB/s write speed, they are no doubt good, maybe to mRAW, but not yet enough for RAW... hoping the fastest SD cards get put to the point some time in the future I like really pure RAW... mode and sometimes want to make an ofshots of the series executives 13 formorethan

  Does keep me in shooting mode every day for more than 13 images of each? No, not at all, but could someone and if you do then your only real option is 5DMIII (with similar full frame sensor) camera and a blazing fast CF card that could support infinite shots up to the capacity of the card.

  Good news is that the SD cards work great (as advertised) in 6 d camera!

  It will be useful.

  The 6 d supports the UHS-1 cards.  The UHS-1 standard allows a theoretical bus of 312 MB/sec speed.  I say 'theoretical', because the bus have raised (usually a 'big' file transfer faster than many 'small' folders) but also and above all... no one does in fact card technology SD which can transfer data as fast.  So, really, it is the physical speed of the card which becomes the barrier and not the speed of the bus.

  I've seen maps UHS-1 with speeds estimated up to about 100 MB/s (this is a rounded value).

  The 5 d III is different... it's CF slot is quick (slots for CF cards are usually always fast) but the SD card on the 5 d III is _not_ a location of bus UHS-1.  So, it doesn't have the fastest transfer speed.  If you _need_ this on a 5 d III faster transfer speed then you would want to make sure that you have configured to write to the CF card and buy a suitable size CF card that can follow.

  So far, I think that only 6 D and the new 70 D SD UHS-1 slots.

  If you have a 6 d or 70 d and you want speed then you want to make sure that your SD cards are cards UHS-1.  The symbol is a letter "U" with a "1" inside the "U".

• SD - Satellite A100 memory card compatibility

  I have a built in my Satellite A100 standard memory card reader. But will he be able to work with faster memory cards? For example, it will read Ultra2 SD 2 GB memory card 60 X or is it only able to read maps SD old and slow?

  Hi sikl

  I didn t find any info about it and according to the specifications of laptop A100 can handle with SD cards 8 MB - 2 GB of capacity, but there is no word on ultra2 SD cards. Of course, you're the first person who asks this question. If you successfully test it please let us know.

  This info can be useful for other members of the forum.

• Want to have a faster graphics on the Satellite A100-326

  Hi all

  How can I make my Nvidia 7300 running faster graphics card? On Star Trek Legacy if I turn anti-aliasing on it starts to become very slow. Any chance to do an upgrade?

  Thank you

  Ricardo

  The nVidia GeForce FX Go 7300 is a powerful graphics card with 256 MB memory clean (not shared memory)
  Generally there is not a lot to do, but some settings can be changed in the nVidia GeForce tab which is located in the properties of the graphics card-> advanced

  There is an area of performance tuning & quality. You can change the anti-aliasing settings manually or controlled Application.
  You can also set the maximum performance PowerMizer settings. The graphics card will waste more power but runs well powerful. But this setting is not recommended if you are running the laptop on battery.

• HP Slate 10, what type of card micro SD is able to handle?

  I ordered a 10 HP Slate tablet.
  I'm looking for memory expandable with micro 16 GB SD card.
  
  Is my HP Slate 10 capable of managing a SanDisk micro SD with a best performance as Extreme Pro (95 MB/s)?

  Hello
  
  This is HP Slate 10 3603eg Tablet 3G HD.
  
  I asked because if you use fast SD cards for cameras so sometimes the processor of the camera can't handle all kinds of cards.

• Internal card reader card ZBook 15 SC

  I wonder if someone can provide specifications or information about the speed of the SD card on my new ZBook 15 reader. I use this for work and want to have a removable device to store personal files. I am currently using a 32 GB SD card, but it isn't excellent performance. I am considering either pass a 64 GB USB 3 flash drive or faster 64 GB SD card. What I want to know is how (what bus) internal card reader is connected to the and which will be a limiting factor even if I buy a fast SD card. Is there a record of read/write for the crack and what can be expected with different types of SD card?

  Hi Mcramblet,

  To get your question more exposure I suggest you post in the trade forums since it is a commercial product. You can do it at Business Forum.
  
  Thank you.

• G60 upgrade card mother, processor and wireless card

  I have a hp g60-237nr. I'm looking to upgrade the motherboard with something that has a dedicated video and can take an Intel processor. Also, I want to run the fastest cpu I can to this Council. I also like the faster wifi card for this advice as well. Thanks in advance for any help.

  Well here is the best motherboard for him:

  Map of discrete system, PM45 (includes built-in modem, Digital Media Slot, HDMI port, and)
  a replacement thermal material) 488338-001

  Here is the Service Manual:

  Manual

  Best processor:

  Processor Intel Core 2 Duo (6 MB of L2 cache, front-end to 1066 MHz) bus:
  Processor ■ T9400 2.53 GHz 490113-001

  Best Wi - Fi card:

  Atheros AR9280 802.11a/b/g/n 482260-001
  Atheros AR9280 802.11a/b/g/n 482260-002

  Thank you for your enthusiasm and ambition, but the problem is going to be the best motherboard to use nVidia GeForce 9200 video which is old and not very strong and the system tops out at 4 concerts which is not a lot of RAM these days. The parts you want will not be very expensive, largely because they are outdated and not very useful.

  But if you have to pay for the labor to do this, it will be unaffordable.

  I know that people grow attached to their laptops, but if you want to get your up-to-date computing power, it is the time to buy a new laptop. If you want to continue to move forward, after return, we can help you find the parts you need. It is likely that will have to be eBay; HP no longer the motherboard in stock that I am sure.

  If it's 'the Answer' please click on 'Accept as Solution' to help others find it.

• graphics card upgrade HPE 500z?

  Hello

  First of all, I'm a total newb with computers. Secondly, I have a 5 years HPE 500z (Phenom II x 6 1045T 2.7 Ghz) running Windows 7 home premium 64-bit. The current map graphic is a GeForce GT 610. I'm working on what I can improve the graphics card. I was looking at the map of ti GeForce GTX 750, but my research led me to believe that there is some bios on UEFI issues. My bios is dated 2010, and I looked on the site of HP support for an update, but nothing helped. Any ideas on what particular video card might be suitable? I use the computer for work and play of light, but I've noticed recently that games like Elite Sniper 3, which had already run smoothly are now executed slowly with delay. I have recently replace a PSU failure (the computer now sports a 500W PSU) and did a system restore because of computer crashes (all now resolved). Is there a faster graphics card cards can I use with my current system, or I'm looking at a new mother/computer card?

  Thank you most kindly,

  Robert

  @spinecracker

  Most of the graphics cards NVIDIA GTX 750 works with a power of 300 watts with the exception of the NVIDIA GTX 750 models that require an auxiliary power connector 6-pin.  It is a moot point in your situation.

  "Is the question you should ask a NVIDIA GTX 750 that will work in my PC?"

  If you search this forum, you will find situations where the NVIDIA GTX 750 did not work in the old HP PC.   The new HP PC running a version 8 BIOS will support the NVIDIA GTX 750.

  Review of the models ZOTAC NVIDIA GTX 750 which are backwards compatible with PCI-E version 1.1.

  Non-UEFI NVIDIA GTX 660 model would also be a good choice.  I have the EVGA GTX 660, but since then have flashed the vBIOS inside in support of UEFI computers.  As I flashed, it no longer works on old no UEFI PC of.

• Pavilion 15-N064NR: update of wifi card and memory

  Hello, I have problems with my wifi, just disconnects all the time, that I can install and new and faster wifi card, and I can add more memory to this laptop thank you Mike

  Yes, you can switch the two quite easily. Here is the Service Manual:

  Manual

  You have 6 GB of memory which is a 2 gig and a 4 GB module. Your best return for the dollar will come to launch the 2 gig module and install a second 4 GB like the original module. This will give more memory and also run faster since it is dual channel. You could install up to 16 GB (2 x 8), but it would cost a lot more and provide many additional benefits. See p. 47 of the manual for instructions.

  http://www.Amazon.com/HP-691740-001-1600MHz-PC3L-12800-memory/DP/B00CI08FX4/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&QID=1448663553&SR=8-2&keywords=691740-001

  Your model has no HP whitelist and you can install any wifi card that is the right form factor.  See p. 49. It's a low-profile mini-pcie form factor. The original wifi offered thereon cards are little lame. It's one of the better ones:

  http://www.Amazon.com/Intel-network-7260-HMWG-wireless-AC-Bluetooth/DP/B00DMCVKMU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&QID=1448663419&SR=8-1&keywords=Intel+7260ac+WiFi

  Let us know if you need more information. If it's 'the Answer' please click on 'Accept as Solution' to help others find it.

• someone at - it an idea on how I can get counter strike so run faster on my pc and not so little = specific, is the first person shooting game and not looking to spend money? Please and thank you!

  someone at - it an idea on how I can get counter strike so quickly on my pc and not so fragmentary and lag., is the first person shooting game and not looking to spend money?  someone help me please! and thank you!

  # You have not given any information, except for what you are trying to run.

  As far we know you run with some processors Sempron/Celeron and 512 MB shared memory with an on-board video camera.  In addition, you might have a suite of protection oversized running on your system to keep you safe from Internet predators and a bunch of other things you love continues to run in the background.

  Here again, you can have a dual core or higher processor 1.8 GHz or more fast speed with 1 GB or more of memory and a 512 MB or higher video card (do not share memory with the system) which has installed the most recent drivers.  Also you can have only a basic product antivirus running, by using the built-in Windows Firewall and you want to keep your system with as little as possible run so that most of your resources are available.

  Probable - in any case - other than generalities such as:

  (1) make sure that few runs when you play the game (with the exception of the game) as possible.
  (2) make sure that you have the latest video card driver installed for your video card.
  (3) make sure that you have the latest driver installed for your motherboard chipset.
  (4) make sure that you have the latest audio driver installed for the audio device.
  (5) make sure that you have the latest network driver installed on your device on the network.
  (6) run the game with its smaller settings with the same extras disabled as you can stand it.  Shadows are nice - but will slow down your system.

  And the advice that you said that you do not want to (while remaining general because we do not know the details of your system):

  (1) buy a more grand/more fast video card to replace yours.
  (2) buy more memory system in case you run low during playback.
  (3) replace your processor with the highest that will take care of your particular motherboard.

  And the most extreme:

  (1) buy a system that has a little above the minimum specs for the best interpretation of this game is that you are trying to play.

• Upgrade HP 6820 s wifi card?

  Hi all

  I have just acquired a laptop HP 6820 s and was eager to push it a little

  I already ordered a new beautiful SSD and now I'm looking at the wifi

  I would like to explore the possibility of upgrading the internal card, as seems to be removable

  Googleing it comes back a sea of irrelevant answers, so I decided to ask here if anyone knows

  Thanks in advance

  Chris

  Hello

  Very interesting, don't you think you have a faster wireless card, your machine can fly? What is your network speed? Anyway, the next book displays a list of cards supported Wireless:

  http://bizsupport2.Austin.HP.com/BC/docs/support/SupportManual/c02014623/c02014623.PDF

  Kind regards.