Best Pcie 3.0 Graphics Card

Delkin Devices 650gb Power Cfexpress Type B Memory Card

Product Code: ga107025
Availability: In Stock

$809.97 $1,004.36

Qty

15 reviews Write a review

Description
Reviews (15)

Combining industrial strength and reliability with enhanced performance, the POWER CFexpress Type B Memory Card from Delkin Devices features a storage capacity of 650GB and is designed for professional photographers, videographers, and high-end cinematic hosts. It is well-suited for raw and continuous-burst photography, as well as 8K, 6K, and 4K video at high bit rates and frame rates. Thanks to a PCIe 3.0 interface, you can achieve maximum read speeds up to 1780 MB/s, maximum write speeds of 1700 MB/s, and sustained write speeds of 1490 MB/s.

To help facilitate card usage in almost any environment, as well as keeping your content safe, Delkin designed its POWER Series to be resistant to shock, magnets, X-rays, static, UV rays, and extreme temperatures.

Please note that this card is not compatible with CFexpress Type A, CompactFlash, or CFast 2.0 hosts.

650GB Storage Capacity PCIe 3.0 Interface Max Read Speed: 1780 MB/s Max Write Speed: 1700 MB/s Sustained Write Speed: 1490 MB/s Records 8K, 6K, and 4K Video Records High Bit Rates and Frame Rates Records Raw Photos and Rapid Bursts Resists Shock, Magnets, X-Rays & Static Resists UV Rays and Extreme Temperatures

Parameters
Quantity	1
Card Type	CFexpress Type B
Storage Capacity	650 GB
Bus Type	PCI-Express 3.0
Read Speed	Maximum: 1780 MB/s
Write Speed	Maximum: 1700 MB/s Sustained: 1490 MB/s
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.05 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	6.25 x 4.2 x 0.35"

Utilizing Delkin's 4th generation solution (G4), the POWER CFexpress Type B card boasts maximum recording speeds of up to 1700 MB/s for flawless cinema-quality video capture, including data-heavy modes like raw 8K, 6K, and 4K at high frame rates and bitrates. Minimum sustained sequential write speeds of up to 1490 MB/s guarantee that data is written swiftly and safely to the card, capturing everything as you intended. It is also approved for real-time broadcasting and supports raw continuous-burst shooting without delay.

Capable of offloading data at speeds reaching up to 1780 MB/s, the POWER CFexpress Type B card ensures quick and efficient data transfers from card to computer for immediate access to your files and sooner post-production start time. This is ideal for photographers and videographers who need to quickly unload large amounts of data and get back to shooting.

Each CFexpress Type B card has undergone extensive internal testing to ensure full functionality and performance in today's high-end hosts. Built to meet the extensive demands of today's broadcast, cinema, and photography industries, the POWER CFexpress Type B memory card is the card you can trust for fast, reliable photo and video capture. It is important to note though that CFexpress Type B memory cards are not backwards compatible with either CFexpress Type A, CompactFlash, or CFast 2.0 hosts.

Built to endure even the most strenuous shooting environments, the POWER CFexpress Type B card is durably designed to be shockproof, magnet proof, X-ray proof, anti-static, UV-guarded, and resistant to extreme temperatures. Each card is also backed by a limited lifetime warranty and Delkin's American-based customer support team.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Would this support writing 8k on the R5? The specs only specify 5.9k RAW @ 60fps

A: As per Canon, an approved card for 8K RAW video is the ProGrade Digital 325GB CFexpress 2.0 Cobalt Memory Card, BH # PRGCFX325GCJ. https://bhpho.to/34e3zd2

Q: 2. How do these differ from the Delkin Black series? Running temperature wise, sustained write speeds, etc?

A: The Delkin Devices 1TB POWER 4.0 CFexpress Type B Memory Card can write at a similar max speed and runs at a similar temperature than the Delkin Devices 1.3TB BLACK 4.0 CFexpress Type B Memory Card. However, the sustained write speed of the BLACK card is higher at 2150 MB/s vs. 1570 MB/s on the POWER card.

Q: 3. Is this compatible for use in a Canon 7D?

A: No, it is not. The Canon EOS 7D Digital Camera is designed for use with CompactFlash memory cards. It is not compatible for use with the newer CFexpress memory cards.

Q: 4. is it compatible with Nikon Z8?

A: Yes, Nikon Z8 mirrorless camera has a memory slot for CFexpress Type B cards compatible with Delkin Devices 1TB POWER CFexpress Type B Memory Card.

Q: 5. What's the difference between Delkin Power and Delkin Black?

A: The Delkin Devices 1TB POWER CFexpress Type B Memory Card is a faster line of card than the Delkin Black line. At this moment there is no black line made that is 1TB size.

Q: 6. What is the minimum write speed ?

A: Unfortunately, mfr's do not list minimum sustained write speeds. I would urge you to contact Delkin at; Delkin DevicesTel: 858-391-1234 or 800-637-8087 Website http://www.delkin.com/

Q: 7. Trying to figure out best Delkin card to buy. Seems harder and harder to justify considering the older Black cards?

A: The Delkin Devices 1TB POWER 4.0 CFexpress Type B Memory Card is suitable for most cameras.

Q: 8. Is this combination for upcoming new SONY A7R7 camera ?

A: Yes, Sony a7R V Mirrorless Camera has Dual Slot: CFexpress Type A / SD (UHS-II). Delkin Devices 80GB POWER CFexpress Type A & 64GB POWER UHS-II SDXC Memory Card Bundle provide both cards on this bundle.

Q: 9. Compatible with 5D MK IV??

A: Unfortunately Delkin Devices 160GB POWER CFexpress Type A Memory Card is not compatible with the Canon 5d Mark IV.

Q: 10. Is this compatible with NIKON Z6/Z7?

A: Yes.

Mark	09/09/2024
Not the fastest but the price point to quality is good. 5

Larry	04/09/2024
My card failed after about 8 months of perfect service in my Z 8. I contacted Delkin customer service for advice, not asking for warranty merely for ideas of what had happened. They responded the next day and shipped me a new card and included a prepaid shipping envelope for the return of the card that failed. They have a customer for life! 5

Daniel	15/08/2024
I've never had any problem using Delkin Black cards for more than 2 years now. No failures, no overheating, no problems. 5

Michael	24/07/2024
Read and writes fast, no lag. I have not run into any delay yet. 5

David	12/07/2024
Works great, and so far no heat issues. 5

David	07/07/2024
A great addition to my photography gear 5

Kevin	26/06/2024
I've used Delikin Power cards in my Nikon Z9 for the last 6 months, but wanted to upgrade a bit and added a Black to my camera as the primary. The Black runs faster, cooler and transfers more consistently than the Power series. The Power cards captured fine, but I felt they fell a little short on the output dump of photos in the studio. I now run the Delkin Black exclusively as the primary and the Power as a second overflow for sports / action shooting at high frame rates. When shooting studio, portrait, and landscape shoots, I use the Power in slot 2 for redundancy dual write for security. My Z9 absolutely loves the Delkins. I just shot a soccer game over the weekend and logged over 6800 shots in 90 minutes all at 20FPS full RAW (*Efficiency) in the Z9. The Black never even flinched. No buffer run-out, no waiting, no delay. I could hold down the shutter for as long as I wanted and focus on the shot. It never even crossed my mind whether the Z9 or the Delkin Black could keep up - they just did. It's all a pro could ask for. Will likely offload the Power to another body and add a second Black to the Z9 - it's that good. 5

Joe	16/06/2024
I use the Delkin Black for high speed with the Z9 but most of my photography does not demand that fast speed so these are great. 5

Lawrence	08/06/2024
I used this with my Z 8 and its awesome to say there are NO issues in continuous shooting or while recording. Delkin Devices performs as advertised and highly recommended. 5