- Obtained from: Amazon
- Advertised capacity: 64GB
- Logical capacity: 62,534,975,488 bytes
- Physical capacity: 62,534,975,488 bytes
- Fake/skimpy flash: Skimpy (2.29% skimp)
- Protected area: 134,217,728 bytes
- Adjusted skimp: 2.08%
- Speed class markings: Class 10, U3, V30, A1
- CID data:
- Manufacturer ID:
0x9f
- OEM ID:
0x5449
(ASCII:TI
) - Product name:
0x3036344742
(ASCII:064GB
) - Product revision:
0x00
- Manufacturer ID:
* These cards were sold in a 5-pack. The price shown represents the price of the 5-pack divided equally between the five cards.
Discussion
This one came about as a suggestion from a Reddit user. The manufacturer ID and OEM ID indicate that Silicon Power manufactured these cards; however, the performance characteristics don’t exactly line up with any of the SP cards I’ve tested so far: the sequential read/write speeds are pretty close to the SP Superior Pro; however, the two samples I’ve tested so far have shown wildly different random read/write speeds, so I don’t feel like it’s fair to compare them to the SP Superior Pro just yet.
On the endurance front:
- Sample #1’s first error was a series of bit flip errors, affecting 3,547 sectors, during round 3,806. It kept going for only another 19 read/write cycles before it decided to make itself read-only. (Oddly — on my JJC readers, it showed as a read-only card; on my Realtek reader, it refused to initialize at all.)
- Samples #2, #3, #4, and #5 have not yet reached the 2,000 read/write cycle mark. Samples #2 and #3 are expected to get there sometime in May 2025. It’s still too early to tell when Samples #4 and #5 will get there.
April 30, 2025 (total number of read/write cycles updates automatically every hour)