Revolutionary performance
Thanks to the PCIe Gen3x1 and NVMe interface, the memory card reaches read and write speeds of 800/700 MB/s, almost 1.5 times larger compared to SATA SSDs. Compared to SD UHS-II and SD UHS-I cards, it is approximately 2.7 and 8 times faster, respectively. With capacity ranging from 256 GB to 512 GB, the SDXC Express storage card of the Premier Extreme series offers plenty of room for any content and allows you to create without limit.
Like an SSD, but smaller
The SDXC Express memory card of the Premier Extreme series is backward in accordance with the UHS-I standard. It can be used in digital cameras to record high-quality photos or 4K videos, and then put into the SD 7.0 computer for seamless editing or playback. The card acts like an external SSD, but is much smaller.
Class V30
The SDXC Express memory card of the Premier Extreme series can be used in UHS-I video devices with read and write speed of 100 MB/s and is compatible with the V30Class video speed class. This means that the card is fully compatible with the main Ultra HD 4K video recording applications and can be used to create high quality content on a professional level.
Safety, durability, reliability
Data stored on the SDXC Express memory card of the Premier Extreme series is safe. The error correction code technology is responsible for data accuracy. In addition, the card is water resistant, shocks, X-rays and electrostatic discharges, and was also tested during operation at high and low temperatures.
Quick tips: What is SD Express?
With the increasing quality of audio and video content, creators began to widely use SSDs for fast access to materials and applications on computers. SD cards have some limitations. Supporting PCIe and NVMe interfaces makes SD Express cards go beyond these limitations. For PCIe Gen3x1 interface (SD 7.0) the theoretical transfer rate for SD Express cards is 985 MB/s. In the future, the PCIe Gen4x1 interface (SD 7.0/SD 8.0) will provide theoretical speed support at 1970 MB/s and the PCIe Gen4x2 interface (SD 8.0) at 3940 MB/s.
Quick tips: How does SD Express work?
SD Express cards with the latest SD 7.0 specification and PCIe and NVMe interfaces support significantly higher read and write rates. Despite this, the preserved zos[...]
