It's not even noticeable unless all you do is transfer files over USB daily or use it as a bootable OS
I totally disagree with your assessment of these drives. I have never had a problem with these sticks. I have tons of these and none of them have failed.UnexpectedToken wrote: ↑ Complete garbage usb sticks, not even with the $5
It's not about the failure rate, it's about the speed. They are often in the 4-15MB/s write range, which by todays standards of flash being able to write GB/s, is just awful. Kingston once prided itself on performance and quality, now they are just a crap brand in many respects.
Really? That's odd then. It could be a driver? There is a way to speed it up. I get average of 60MB/s up to 100MB/s depending on the file size. If you right click, change the properties to fastest and skip the caching.
I haven't had a need to use a flash drive in a long time, but the world would generally disagree with your results. Maybe if you are only copying a spreadsheet.
Somebody posted their results and they are different, maybe a USB issue?
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