Photographers you should probably get ripped off, do you?

My first thought was: "What, so expensive?" An SSD are in existence for less money with more transfer rate.
Here IMHO photographers are deducted, the technology can be produced quite cheaper. Then I watch you look at the price of 90MB / s, then drops a nothing a)

Ok, enough blasphemed.

This card was my 2nd choice for a boot disk for my laptop (IDE-CF adapter). The first CF card was just too slow - SSDs with IDE connector are even slower (about 30MB / s) and more expensive.

Positives:
The promised speed is maintained. On my IDE-CF adapter 66MB / s read and 55MB were / s write with UDMA 5 (?) Normal. The card has a good controller that can perform multiple read / write operations. The infamous 'deadlock' (he writes and the system represents the time still) remain thus from largely.

Negatives:
The card can not 'fixed disk' mode and is not suitable for booting systems (unless they support 'removeable' Media as Boot Device).
I had to bend my Windows a driver, so that the system will boot it

Now it must be said that embedded systems - or in my case as a boot drive for a notebook - not the target audience of Sandisk Extreme are and the other reviews also confirmed by the enthusiasm of the other users.

Conclusion:
It works quickly, but remain a Bauchgrummel whether the price and the lack of 'fixed disk' mode.