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Memory Stick DUO Analysis and Comparison
greg | November 19, 2005
MIB.42 has sent us a PDF document benchmarking the read & write speeds between the different memory stick duo’s available.
The reason for these measurements were the scarce availability of transfer speeds for the Memory Stick Duos. Since the primary interest was in how certain Memory Sticks behave with the PSP, all the measurements were done with the PSP, thus these results do not necessarily reflect the true transfer speeds of the memory Stick, but the read and write speeds to and from the PSP.
It’s an interesting read, check it out.
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dose this cover the hard drive by codejunkies? i gota get me self a 4 gig 1…o think of the space…#1!wooops
@ #2
hahahahahahahaah
#2: Yes. You can also use this to play Xbox360 ISOs on a 2.5 with a 32MB memory stick.
it to see how fast your memory stick downloads stuff or whatever to it’s self
teh dwngraydr w00d b kewl@!!@1 w00t
Actually, those statistics make me glad I puchased the SanDisk yellow 1 GB card. It was the cheapest of the 1 gig sticks where I work.
THANKS, IT’S REALLY NICE TO KNOW HOW ITS WORK.
I have a 2cd it does not tell
Omgz
I just found a program that uses the IR port on the psp, to control your philips tv and dvd, very nice.
OMG! THEY KILLED KENNY!
YOU BASTARDS!
#2s a jackasssssss
i have a 1gb sandisk that is labeled just as the yellow one is (MS Pro Duo), cept its not yellow, is the yellow one a different version? (mine is blue)
I need 2gb…
but, good work MIB.42
Just as I thought. The Sony High Speed is a PoS.
Sandisc is WAY faster. I’ve Had Sony, Sony High Speed and now Sandisc. Think I’ll stick with that as there aint much (if any) difference with the Sandisc High Speed.
I have a 2GB Sony memory stick and it reads at really fast (or average)speed but the write is EXTREMELY SLOW it takes about 30-40 seconds to write 1gb of a saved game. My 512 card was really fast. it only took about 3-4 seconds to save. I tried reading the graph but I always hated converting variables to figure out what I need to know.
Correct me if im wrong but the data shows that the larger the memory card, the faster the transfer speed is. Am I correct?
And, do I have a defective memory stick because it saves pretty slow with the PSP. It transfers at average speeds (read/write from computer with USB).
What the graph shows is, that if you send small data (
hmmm. my previous post was cut off… What the graph shows is that writing a 800K save data takes about 0.3 seconds on SanDisk and about 1 second on the Sony. Reading difference is negligable at this size. If you transfer movies or big files, the difference can be huge, like half a minute versus 3 minutes…
1gb stick sucks get a 2gb one