“What's the difference of 80MB/s and 32 GB?”

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  Answered by Grumptsanc 8 years ago

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• Those numbers are for two different qualities. 80MB/s (Second) means that the data is transferred to the SD card more quickly than other card which average 15MB/s. The second number, 32GB, stands for the amount of data that can be stored.

  Answered by BobBG 8 years ago

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• 32GB is the total memory capacity of the card. 80 mb/sec is the write and read SPEED of the card. This card is a Class 10 card, so it has faster write/read speeds than a Class 4 card.

  Answered by ou1fanjeff 8 years ago

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• The MB/s is the write speed, as in how fast memory is written onto the card. The GB is the total capacity of the card.

  Answered by ForGeorge 8 years ago

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• One GB is equal to 1,000 MB. So 32 GB is equal to 32,000 MB. Therefore, 32 GB is 400 times more than 80 MB.

  Answered by WisBigDog 8 years ago

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