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3C Expert 16GB CompactFlash 300X memory card
Stores 16 GB of data on CompactFlash with up to 50 MB/s read and 12 MB/s write at 300X speed
- typeCompact Flash (CF)
- Capacity16GB
- Speed Class Rating300X
- Read SpeedUp to 50MB/s
- Write SpeedUp to 12MB/s
- Up to 50 MB/s read speed for fast data access
- Up to 12 MB/s write speed for reliable recording
- 300X speed rating for high-performance transfer
- 16 GB capacity stores large media files
- CompactFlash Type I form factor fits compatible devices
16 GB CompactFlash 300X card
This 16 GB CompactFlash card carries a 300X speed rating and delivers read speeds up to 50 MB/s with write speeds up to 12 MB/s. It uses the Type I form factor and ships in a protective plastic case. The card is designed for high-capacity data storage and communication in compatible devices.
Professionals with legacy CompactFlash slots
Photographers and industrial users whose cameras or equipment still accept CompactFlash Type I media can use this card for reliable capture and transfer. It is not suited for devices that require faster sustained write performance or for systems that only support newer card formats such as CFast or SD.
300X speed rating with 50 MB/s read
The 300X rating translates to a maximum read speed of 50 MB/s and a maximum write speed of 12 MB/s. This single specification determines whether the card can keep up with your device's buffer clearing and continuous shooting demands.
Highlights
- Up to 50 MB/s read speed for fast data access
- Up to 12 MB/s write speed for reliable recording
- 300X speed rating for high-performance transfer
- 16 GB capacity stores large media files
- CompactFlash Type I form factor fits compatible devices
Specifications
| Brand | OEM Generic |
|---|---|
| Model | OEMCF16G-BLANK |
| type | Compact Flash (CF) |
| Capacity | 16GB |
| Speed Class Rating | 300X |
| Read Speed | Up to 50MB/s |
| Write Speed | Up to 12MB/s |
Questions about this item
Will this 16GB CompactFlash card fit a standard Type I slot?
Yes, the card is a CompactFlash Type I device, so it fits any standard CF Type I slot without an adapter.
What is the correct way to insert the card and what step do users often miss?
Align the 50-pin connector with the slot, press firmly until seated, then secure the eject lever; the step often missed is fully engaging the lever so the card does not pop out during use.
How long will the 300X-rated memory last before it needs replacement?
With 16GB capacity and 300X speed rating, the card handles typical photo and video workloads for years; replace it if write errors appear or sustained write speed drops below 12MB/s.
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