- Dec 14, 2014
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I know that USB 3.0 flashdrive is faster than USB 2.0 flashdrive.
When does the improved i/o really matter? I can imagine that a video file might work better but in the case of data isn't it just a matter of being patient while the files are transferred?
If I am building a USB backup and recovery drive does it matter? I know that preparing a backup and recovery drive is slow to begin with so is it worth spending the extra money on a USB 3.0 stick?
Is the leftover space on a bootable USB stick usable after it becomes bootable. This is in the context of using a 64gb drive where only 33gb is used by the bootable recovery drive.
Thanks
When does the improved i/o really matter? I can imagine that a video file might work better but in the case of data isn't it just a matter of being patient while the files are transferred?
If I am building a USB backup and recovery drive does it matter? I know that preparing a backup and recovery drive is slow to begin with so is it worth spending the extra money on a USB 3.0 stick?
Is the leftover space on a bootable USB stick usable after it becomes bootable. This is in the context of using a 64gb drive where only 33gb is used by the bootable recovery drive.
Thanks
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