100 Gb Memory Card For Hp Computer Laptop

Laptop runs better than the 8 GB that my computer came with that was running.

This memory card writes fast. I can get 100 shots off my Sony a7ii before it buffers. The card is thicker than a normal sd card but fits in the camera snug. Transferring files onto the computer seemed a little slow but that’s probably more to my older card reader and computer. Hopefully I won’t have to test out the card’s shock, and water resistance anytime soon

Went from 2 GB of memory to the max of 8 GB and it made my computer much more responsive with all applications.

The SanDisk 512 GB Extreme PRO UHS-I SDXC Memory Card is a useful memory card for my Nikon Z6II camera. This card is fast, reliable, and has enough memory for long term use. I’ve used SanDisk Memory Cards for many years and rely on them to preserve my photographs. Highly recommended.

I am really happy with the sanDisk 64 GB Extreme CompactFlash Memory card

This memory card stores data and transfers it quickly to the computer.

I only use Delkin memory cards. The 64 GB CF 1000X is fast and reliable, and when downloading my photos off the card using my Delkin usb 3 card reader--it's a match made in heaven! It transfers the data much faster than those less than 3.0. I still use my Delkin 32 GB CF (I always re-format the card in the camera after downloading) from 2011 in my 5D MII! It's never corrupted, and STILL works like a charm. I'll keep this (64 GB) in my 7D MII, and I know I won't need another memory card. B&H is a joy to purchase from--ordering online is easy, and shipping is fast!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] An Excellent Investment! PRO Plus + SDXC 512 GB Memory Card. I purchased this memory card a month ago, and I'm absolutely thrilled with its performance. The PRO Plus + SDXC 512 GB card has exceeded my expectations in every aspect.I'm extremely satisfied with this memory card. Its capacity, speed, and compatibility make it an essential tool for my daily needs. I highly recommend it to anyone seeking a reliable and efficient storage solution.

I've always used SandDisk memory cards and never experienced any problems. I am currently using the 512 GB 200MB/s card in a Leica Q3. It usually takes about a sec to write to the card which is suitable for this type of camera/ shooting experience.

After years of using SanDisk memory cards, I've never had one malfunction. The 128 GB card is slightly faster than the 64 GB card for continuous shooting. In a Canon 1D ii, I have never hit the limit for how many shots it will record on a burst of photos. The record speed always keeps up. The larger capacity cards may be popular, but I don't want to put ALL my eggs in one basket, and 128 GB is a lot of photos even in RAW format.