A few days ago, I bought a 128-GB USB 3.2 flash drive at ¥59.9, equivalent to US$8.21 today.
It was produced by LanKxin, an obscure Chinese company I had not heard of before.
I plugged it into a USB 3.0 port on my H81 motherboard and got the following:
FakeFlashTest showed that the capacity was 117.1 GB.
This thread is about USB Flash Drives (UFD), not SSD. Bear in mind that the speed varies with the capacity, the higher the capacity, the higher the speed (up to a certain point), supposedly because higher capacity allows more parallel operations.
UFD Samsung Bar Plus, 64 GB, marked "USB 3.1" (?):
I got this one a while back. It's fast. It's a 3.1 USB stick plugged into a 3.2 USB port on motherboard.
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The top pic is my internal 2.5" SSD and the bottom pic is the USB stick...
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