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Kingston DataTraveler HyperX 3.0 64 GB review

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11 comments

  1. Those are some crazy speeds for a flash drive !

  2. HyperX is a good name for it, massively costly to buy though. £130? Can buy an SSD for that now. (not the same thing I know, just saying)./

  3. lol, I have an old USB 1.1 drive and it does me fine for backups of small data files. Very nice drive, might consider a new one, but not one of these, out of my price range by a long shot

  4. Any chance you could add a database style test to the suite you use? would really be useful for me.

  5. I bought my computer off ebay a few years ago and its not super old or anything it just can kind a bare if you know what i mean. now when i plug in my kingston flash drive or my ipod or my printer or web cam they all work just fine. the only problem seems to be a little bubble that pops up telling me that the device can run faster and asks. if it should look for a faster port I like whatever and let it but it doesn’t find one. now ive had no real problems with it. Thanks

  6. I was eyeing has a 2.0 usb drive so i want to know given the info i provided will it work on my computer or if it can’t how can i make it work. thanks

  7. I was eyeing has a 2.0 usb drive so i want to kno given the info i provided will it work on my computer or if it cant how can i make it work. thanks