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Name: PNY - Elite X 128GB USB 3.0 Flash Drive - Silver
Brand: PNY
SKU: 5387033
Price: 39.99 USD
Rating: 4.7 (335 reviews)

PNY - Elite X 128GB USB 3.0 Flash Drive - Silver

Model:: P-FD128EX-GE; |
SKU:: 5387033

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QuestionDoes this drive have a way to fit easily on your key chain? Or, does it at least have a hole to put a key ring through?
Asked 8 years ago by MikeZ.
- Answer It does have a hole for a key ring. You can see it from the top and side. Fairly small so but a small ring would fit through easy and could attach that to something larger if needed.
  Answered 8 years ago by ThatGuy9
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QuestionCan I use this on a Desktop Mac computer?
Asked 8 years ago by Nelson.
- Answer It is universal and will work with any system.
  Answered 8 years ago by ThatGuy9
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QuestionWhat is largest size of my picture file can I download?
Asked 8 years ago by Kettner.
- Answer It depends on how it is formatted
  Answered 8 years ago by whisky
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QuestionWhat is the "Write Speed" of this flash drive (in MB/s) ?
Asked 9 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer 185 mps
  Answered 9 years ago by Kris
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QuestionWhat is the largest file size you can put on the drive? I have other flash drives you can't put a file larger than 7 gigs on at one time. I'v been told it is because of the fat32 used on them. If you format them your TV can't see the files on it
Asked 9 years ago by Flipster.
- Answer So much MIS- information. Hard to believe it's on a semi tech site. The file limit for FAT32 is 4 gigs, You can reformat this drive for NTFS/ OR / Exfat. Their will be NO file size limitation for this flash drive. However many older A/V equipment may not accept exFat. You may also use NTFS (new technology file system) Again Their will be NO file size limitation for this flash drive. Most A/v equipment less than 5 years old will be okay. So try Fat32, then exFat, then NTFS. Macs can Read but not write natively in NTFS if Apple is your flavor. Please, if you don't know don't throw for sure, look it up. RE: the 2 gig limit mentioned, that dates back to Windows 2000 and Win xp SP1.
  Answered 8 years ago by leftypockets
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PNY - Elite X 128GB USB 3.0 Flash Drive - Silver

Q: QuestionDoes this drive have a way to fit easily on your key chain? Or, does it at least have a hole to put a key ring through?

Q: QuestionCan I use this on a Desktop Mac computer?

Q: QuestionWhat is largest size of my picture file can I download?

Q: QuestionWhat is the "Write Speed" of this flash drive (in MB/s) ?

Q: QuestionWhat is the largest file size you can put on the drive? I have other flash drives you can't put a file larger than 7 gigs on at one time. I'v been told it is because of the fat32 used on them. If you format them your TV can't see the files on it

QuestionDoes this drive have a way to fit easily on your key chain? Or, does it at least have a hole to put a key ring through?

QuestionCan I use this on a Desktop Mac computer?

QuestionWhat is largest size of my picture file can I download?

QuestionWhat is the "Write Speed" of this flash drive (in MB/s) ?

QuestionWhat is the largest file size you can put on the drive? I have other flash drives you can't put a file larger than 7 gigs on at one time. I'v been told it is because of the fat32 used on them. If you format them your TV can't see the files on it