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Prograde Digital 256gb Cfexpress 2.0 Type B Gold Memory Card (2-pack)

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Designed for emerging mainstream imaging applications, the 256GB CFexpress 2.0 Type B Gold Memory Card (2-Pack) from ProGrade Digital provides read speeds of up to 1700 MB/s, which helps to quickly offload content to your computer, and write speeds of up to 1400 MB/s. Additionally, the Gold's minimum write speed is guaranteed not to drop below 300 MB/s, which allows for the uninterrupted recording of a wide variety of codecs, including raw 4K video, 4K and 6K ProRes 4444, 4K, 6K, and 8K ProRes 422 HQ, and more. This card is resistant to temperature extremes, shock, vibration, and X-rays, and is also backward compatible with select XQD cameras that adopt firmware to enable CFexpress. These cards take advantage of an NVMe host controller interface and backward compatibility with CFexpress 1.0.

256GB Storage Capacity NVMe PCIe 3.0 x4 Bus Max Read Speed: 1700 MB/s Max Write Speed: 1400 MB/s Min Write Speed: 300 MB/s Records Raw 4K Video Compatible with Select XQD Devices Metal Enclosure for Temperature Control Built-In Thermal Throttling Shock / Vibration / X-Ray Proof

Parameters
Quantity	2
Card Type	CFexpress Type B
Storage Capacity	256 GB
Bus Type	PCI-Express 3.0
Read Speed	Maximum: 1700 MB/s
Write Speed	Maximum: 1400 MB/s Minimum: 300 MB/s
Operating Conditions	-4 to 158°F / -20 to 70°C
Storage Conditions	-4 to 185°F / -20 to 85°C
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.065 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	3.4 x 2.15 x 0.35"

Fully compliant with CompactFlash Association CFexpress Type B 1.0 and 2.0 specifications

XQD host interoperable with firmware support from device manufacturer

Metal enclosure/encasement to endure high temperatures while providing better thermal conductivity

Built-in thermal throttling to protect your card and its content in the event of overheating

Designed to provide improved performance for flagship cinema, video, and photography cameras

Optimized controllers specifically designed for use in professional-grade cameras

Rigorous full card testing with serialized tracking of key components and manufacturing data for high quality control

Component-level testing down to individual memory chips for greater reliability

Refresh Pro enabled to quickly refresh card performance and monitor card health

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will the 128GB Gold version work with Nikon Z?

A: Yes, it is compatible with the Nikon Z series cameras.

Q: 2. Where is this CFexpress Card made?

A: Currently the ProGrade Digital 128GB CFexpress 2.0 Type B Gold Memory Card is made in Taiwan.

Q: 3. Is this card compatable with the Nikon Z9?

A: Yes, the ProGrade 128GB CFExpress Type B GOLD cards are compatible with the Nikon Z9 mirrorless camera.

Q: 4. I have a Fuji XH2. I am a 90% still shooter. Do I need the Gold or the Cobalt ProGrade card?

A: The ProGrade Digital 128GB CFexpress 2.0 Type B Gold Memory Card is excellent for the type of photography that you do.

Q: 5. Will work with Canon R3?

A: Yes, the ProGrade Digital 512GB CFexpress 2.0 Type B Gold Memory Card (2-Pack) will work with the Canon R3.

Q: 6. What difference between GOLD and COBALT series? Many thx.

A: The ProGrade COBALT series has a significantly higher minimum write speed (1400 versus 400), which is ideal for recording video in high resolutions and high bitrates.

Q: 7. Will these cards work with a Sony FS7/F5 (withSxS adapter) etc?

A: Not that we are aware of.

Q: 8. 128GB Work for Canon Eos R5 8K Raw Video?

A: Yes

Q: 9. Will this card work in a PC for non-photographic download/storage of information and data?

A: It can be done using a CF Express card reader but a portable SSD is a much better choice such as this Samsung: https://bhpho.to/3bSv12D

Q: 10. Can this card work in the XQD slot in my Nikon D850? Will it work in an XQD card reader? What is the difference between a CFexpress card and an XQD card?

A: Yes this would work in the XQD slot. Only difference is speed. CFexpress is much faster

Rainer	28/09/2024
Just checked and compared it witht he performance of a Sony card...absolutly similar even some pics faster. 5

Mike	26/09/2024
No issues. On my PC using Delkin card reader speed is no better than XQD for file transfer. 5

Steve	24/08/2024
I bought this card to be used with the yet to be released Nikon Z7 II. I've moved data files to and from the card using my MacBook Pro. Everything seems to be working as expected. I have no concerns about the card being compatible with the camera. I will update the review if there are issues. 5

Tien	19/08/2024
Got my first CFe instead of XQD while it was on special as I need more storage card. Works great with both my Z6 and Z7. Extremely fast transfer to desk top. This brand is officially vetted by Nikon. Future proof is also in mind. 5

Tien	17/07/2024
Bought as it was certified by Nikon for its Z cameras. Cheaper but same speed as the more expensive Sony Tough card. Look at both the read AND write speed when compared. 5

Betsy	04/07/2024
I'm giving it five stars because the card does work as well as the Sony XQD cards, but it will not increase the write speed from the D850 to the card. I tried their Gold & Cobalt cards, and the write speeds are pretty similar to the Sony XQD cards, maybe a frame or two more per second. Though the D850 can now accept the CFexpress cards, its processer is an older technology and will not benefit from the CFexpress speed. With that said, at the time of this review, the price for a Prograde Gold 256GB Gold card is much lower than the XQD prices and still worth buying it. 5

Stephen	27/06/2024
This is the recording medium I needed when capturing interviews in 4K for my doc. My XQD card failed to capture the second 29-minute segment because the first segment was still buffering! Now, I can record back-to-back 29-minute segments and it all gets recorded for me to manage in post. 5