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

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.

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.

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.

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.

“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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