Inland Micro Center 64GB

  • 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
Sample #12345Average
Price paid*$5.99$6.00$6.00$6.00$6.00$6.00
Serial number0xfa40015a0xf74000e1Not yet testedNot yet testedNot yet testedN/A
Manufacture dateSep 2023Sep 2023Not yet testedNot yet testedNot yet testedN/A
Sequential read speed (MB/sec)91.1189.93Not yet testedNot yet testedNot yet tested90.52
Sequential write speed (MB/sec)33.5936.18Not yet testedNot yet testedNot yet tested34.89
Random read speed (IOPS/sec)831.802,040.25Not yet testedNot yet testedNot yet tested1,436.03
Random write speed (IOPS/sec)361.00472.78Not yet testedNot yet testedNot yet tested416.89
Read/write cycles to first errorNot yet determinedNot yet determinedNot yet testedNot yet testedNot yet testedNot yet determined
Read/write cycles to 0.1% failure thresholdNot yet determinedNot yet determinedNot yet testedNot yet testedNot yet testedNot yet determined
Read/write cycles to complete failureNot yet determinedNot yet determinedNot yet testedNot yet testedNot yet testedNot yet determined
Total days to complete failureNot yet determinedNot yet determinedNot yet testedNot yet testedNot yet testedNot yet determined
Card reader usedJJC CR-UTC4ACJJC CR-UTC4ACNot yet testedNot yet testedNot yet testedN/A
Package frontN/A
Package backN/A
Card frontNot yet testedNot yet testedNot yet testedN/A
Card backNot yet testedNot yet testedNot yet testedN/A

* 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 has survived 2,528 read/write cycles so far and has not yet experienced any errors.
  • Sample #2 has not yet reached the 2,000 read/write cycle mark. It is expected to get there sometime in May 2025.
  • Samples #3-#5 are still in the package waiting to be tested.

March 12, 2025