Quick drag and drops of your important data leave it secured on the flash drive should you misplace it, although I feel there should be some sort of limit to the number of access attempts made on the drive. Our Z77 test system, however, had no such issues.īeing that this was my only issue, we can focus on some of the great features that encompass this entry into the USB 3.0 flash drive market for SanDisk - one being the SecureAccess drive encryption that works very well.

After searching the web for answers, I found that there does appear to be an issue using the Renesas u720200 USB 3.0 host controller with 'Turbo'. I had a number of issues getting this drive to show up on my P67 based motherboard, where I found myself with a non-functioning device when USB 3.0 turbo mode was enabled in the BIOS. To start, there is certainly something to be said about using this drive with particular USB 3.0 controllers. Transferring our set of Windows install files happened to complete even quicker - 21 seconds for the full 4GB install.

Sandisk secure access 3.0