I remember 128gb was a fantasy amount of data, more than you could ever need for a lifetime.
Rich_T to hyenadog
25 Dec 153#5
Got one of these a couple of days ago, this does not get hot at all!
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ngs
26 Dec 15#34
This looks similar to the Sandisk Ultra which puts me off as I find the Ultra 32 & 64GB gets hot in my laptops USB 3 port but not in any USB 2 port?
paddy.stone
26 Dec 15#33
My first "proper" PC, ie x86 was a pentium 90, operating frequency was 90 Mhz, came with about 4MB RAM and a 200MB HDD if I remember correctly, just had a floppy drive, no sound card or cd drive, had to buy those seperately and were expensive. I think the PC tower/screen combo cost approx £1000 and the sound card and cd ROM, was about another £250 I think... upgraded to a cyrix 166Mhz CPU a little later. It's amazing that today people think PCs are expensive really, when you think what little you got back then and how slow they were.
sdutton007
26 Dec 15#32
I hadn't noticed they'd changed the name to Ultra Fit.
You might be better off upgrading your 360 to 320 or 500GB - you can get 360 parts for peanuts these days. Personally I have a 2TB hard drive behind my 360 and another one behind my XB1 and never really have to worry about running out of space :smiley:
alera
26 Dec 15#31
Great price. These fast USB 3 drives are great to use as a cheap ssd alernative on Xbox one to get a decent performance boost on games. Much quicker than the internal hdd.Up to 10% or better load times and fps boost on something like fallout 4. Possibly more.
gaijintendo
25 Dec 158#1
I remember 128gb was a fantasy amount of data, more than you could ever need for a lifetime.
ramiuk1 to gaijintendo
26 Dec 151#30
haha i remember those days,bragging about my 1.44mb floppy and rocking my 64mb of ram on my pc
Sogaaddict
26 Dec 15#29
Gone upto £24,99 and OOS, but the 64GB is there for £13,49. I have two 64GB Ultrafits and neither gets hot.
getknk
26 Dec 151#20
ha ha.. i remember i had 2GB of HDD on my first desktop and it was great at that time.. if this rate goes, we might have 4TB thumb drive before 2020 !!?
flashyphotos to getknk
26 Dec 15#21
2gb. 2gb would have been a dream, my first PC came with 5mb HDD and an image capture device for making presentations using a 35mm camera and Polaroid instant slide film.. Ahh those were the days, stuff all this PowerPoint stuff
Sogaaddict to getknk
26 Dec 15#28
Ah, memory lane, who can forget the ""massive"" hard drives for the Amiga, for example, 20mb for nearly £300, I bought a 340MB drive for £340, lol.
I got one a while ago haven't had a problem with it, worth every penny
FoyleFlyer to Siilver
26 Dec 15#26
Same here! Doubled the space on my Samsung ATIV Book 9 laptop! Holds all my backup and then some!
Jaybeam
26 Dec 15#25
Out of stock
xeroc
26 Dec 151#24
Well, it's producing a fair amount of heat :man: 671 and counting
thecoolguy
26 Dec 15#23
still is for some :smile:
Magurdrac
26 Dec 151#22
You win... I was in at 100mb HDD hah
Though my Amiga had a 1mb hard drive... and then the commodore and spectrum beforehand.
All hand-me-downs though to be fair, I'm only 31.
rhythmandsoul
26 Dec 15#19
oos
lozzadude
26 Dec 15#18
Out of stock now
ramper777
26 Dec 15#17
Seems like a good deal ... Thanks OP.
Mrdom
26 Dec 15#16
damn you i just bought the 128gb micro sd you posted now i might have to buy this as well... grudgingly voted hot.
Money_Expert
26 Dec 151#15
If this is anything like the UltraFit then this is a great deal! I'm tempted to buy but I recently got a 128gb UltraFit.
sdutton007
26 Dec 15#13
Anyone know how this compares to the Sandisk Cruzer Fit which is a lot smaller and costs just £1 more?
JoeSpur to sdutton007
26 Dec 15#14
Ultra Fit*
I'd like to know too! I'm looking to buy a 128GB+ USB flash drive to keep inside one of the back ports of Xbox360. I'm currently using a 1TB external hard drive but it's way too much storage and looks a bit clunky hanging out. I had thought I'd use it both for Xbox One if I ever get that, but maybe a 360-only USB flash drive would be more sensible.
hyenadog
25 Dec 151#4
problems with these are that they have nothing to dissipate the huge amount of heat generated (they are very small) heat plus memory dont mix and you would have to be crazy to keep anything important on this
Rich_T to hyenadog
25 Dec 153#5
Got one of these a couple of days ago, this does not get hot at all!
sdutton007 to hyenadog
26 Dec 152#12
Flash memory really shouldn't be producing any significant heat. Ever.
GotBass
26 Dec 15#11
I hit 150 mbps read. great for steam libary on the macbook pro.
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You might be better off upgrading your 360 to 320 or 500GB - you can get 360 parts for peanuts these days. Personally I have a 2TB hard drive behind my 360 and another one behind my XB1 and never really have to worry about running out of space :smiley:
alternative..?
Though my Amiga had a 1mb hard drive... and then the commodore and spectrum beforehand.
All hand-me-downs though to be fair, I'm only 31.
I'd like to know too! I'm looking to buy a 128GB+ USB flash drive to keep inside one of the back ports of Xbox360. I'm currently using a 1TB external hard drive but it's way too much storage and looks a bit clunky hanging out. I had thought I'd use it both for Xbox One if I ever get that, but maybe a 360-only USB flash drive would be more sensible.