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The Transcend CompactFlash 133x 2GB card is designed for users of high-end digital cameras and camcorders who require high performance and data integrity. Its key benefit is reliable, fast data transfer suitable for professional photography and videography. A potential caveat is its 2GB capacity, which may be limiting for extensive high-resolution work compared to larger modern cards. This CompactFlash card features MLC NAND Flash, supports Ultra DMA mode 4, and includes ECC error correction for data stability.
| Series | 133x |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | TS2GCF133 |
| Brand | Transcend |
The '133x' speed rating indicates that the card can transfer data at approximately 20 MB/s (133 * 0.15 MB/s). This translates to a read speed of up to 50 MB/s and a write speed of 20 MB/s for this specific card.
With a write speed of 20 MB/s, this 2GB card is generally not recommended for continuous 4K video recording, which typically requires much higher sustained write speeds. It is better suited for HD video or still photography.
ECC stands for Error Correction Code. It's a built-in technology that automatically detects and corrects errors that may occur during data transfer, helping to maintain data integrity and prevent data loss.
Yes, the Transcend CompactFlash 133x 2GB card is backward compatible. It will work in devices that support older CompactFlash standards, though it may operate at slower speeds if they do not support Ultra DMA mode 4.
Always use the 'Eject' or 'Safely Remove Hardware' function within your operating system or the camera's menu before physically removing the card. This ensures all data writing operations are completed.
MLC (Multi-Level Cell) NAND flash stores two bits of data per cell, offering a good balance of performance, endurance, and cost. TLC (Triple-Level Cell) stores three bits per cell and is typically less durable and slower but more cost-effective for high-density storage.
Ensure the card is fully inserted. Try cleaning the contacts with a dry, lint-free cloth. Test the card in a different device or card reader to rule out a device issue. Reformat the card in the camera (note: this will erase all data).
The ECC feature helps prevent this, but severe errors may indicate a failing card. Back up any accessible data immediately. Avoid further use if errors persist. Ensure the device firmware is up-to-date.
Verify that your device supports and is set to use Ultra DMA mode 4 for optimal speeds. Ensure the card reader and computer's USB port also support high transfer speeds. Check for device-specific compatibility notes for CompactFlash cards.
Setup:
Simply insert the CompactFlash card into the compatible memory card slot of your digital camera, camcorder, or other device. Ensure the card is oriented correctly before insertion to avoid damage.
Compatibility:
This card uses the CompactFlash Type I standard, offering broad compatibility with most digital cameras, DSLRs, camcorders, and other devices that feature a CompactFlash card slot. It supports Ultra DMA transfer mode 4, but will also work in devices that support older UDMA modes or even PIO mode, albeit at slower speeds.
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