CFexpress Memory Card
Ultimate Speed for Pro 8K Cinematography
CE138 CFexpress
KEY FEATURES
- ➠ Ultra-fast read/write speeds up to 1700/1000 MB/s
- ➠ supports 8K UHD & Full HD high-resolution video recording
- ➠ Suitable for various photography equipment
SLC cache
SLC cache
SLC cache
1700 MB/s Read Speed: Zero-Lag Transfers
- Boasting an extreme 1700 MB/s speed, this card enables near-instant transfers of high-capacity assets. By significantly optimizing your backup workflow, it ensures a seamless transition from the field to the editing suite.
8K RAW Support: Capture Every Lossless Detail
- Optimized for 8K+ RAW and high-speed burst shooting, ensuring zero frame drops during high-bitrate recording. It preserves every nuance of light and shadow, meeting the most demanding professional photography requirements.
Flagship Device Compatibility: Unlocking Ultimate Potential
- Perfectly compatible with next-generation imaging systems, it maintains stable output for both high-speed burst shooting and dynamic video recording. It stands as the backbone of confidence for professional cinematic creation.
Rugged Structural Design: Guarding Your Critical Assets
- The CFexpress professional interface features superior physical protection, ensuring high stability across diverse shooting environments and building a secure fortress for your data.
Specifications
Capacity
256GB / 512GB
Interface
PCIe Gen3x2
Dimensions (L x W x H)
38.5 x 29.6 x 3.8mm
Weight
7g
Read/Write(Max)*
R: 1700MB/s W: 256GB：500MB/s 512GB：1000MB/s
Operating Temp.
0°C ~ 70°C
Storage Temp.
-40°C ~ 85°C
Warranty
5 years limited
Product FAQ
Please delete all partitions and disconnect all other drives, leaving only the target SSD connected. Enter BIOS, restore default settings, enable AHCI and UEFI modes, save the configuration, and reinstall the OS.
A1-1: Please check whether the data cable, power cable, and slot are properly connected.
A1-2: Right-click the Start menu > go to “Disk Management” > locate the SSD > right-click > select “New Simple Volume” to initialize the drive.
This is due to a Windows licensing restriction. If your Windows 10 was obtained through an upgrade, the license is tied to the original hardware. Installing the SSD on another machine may trigger a blue screen or fail to activate. A clean installation of an authenticated Windows 10 will not encounter this issue.
Yes, but the data transfer speed will be limited by the motherboard and will not reach SATA 6 Gb/s performance.
