This paper is for informational purposes. Performance varies by system configuration and file type.
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While the interface supports 5Gbps, individual SanDisk models vary significantly based on their internal NAND flash and controller quality.
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| Drive Type | Example SanDisk Model | Read Speed | Write Speed | |------------|----------------------|------------|--------------| | Entry-level | Ultra Fit 3.2 Gen 1 | ~130 MB/s | ~15–40 MB/s | | Mid-range | Ultra 3.2 Gen 1 | ~150 MB/s | ~60 MB/s | | High-performance | Extreme PRO 3.2 Gen 1 | ~400 MB/s | ~380 MB/s |