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SanDisk SDCFXP-032G-A91 32GB Extreme Pro CF Memory Card

90 MB/s read and write speeds with UDMA 6 support — the SanDisk Extreme Pro CF card eliminates buffer bottlenecks in high-speed burst shooting.

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Overview

The SanDisk SDCFXP-032G-A91 Extreme Pro is a 32GB CompactFlash card rated for 90 MB/s read and write with UDMA 6 support. In context, UDMA 6 defines a maximum theoretical bus throughput of 133 MB/s — this card operates at 90 MB/s sustained, which positions it at the high end of what most professional CF-interface camera bodies can actually utilize. What this means operationally: on a high-resolution DSLR shooting RAW bursts, the 40D's or 5D's internal buffer empties into the card at its maximum interface rate, not at a card-imposed bottleneck. The distinction between a 90 MB/s card and a 30 MB/s card is measured in seconds of buffer recovery — seconds that determine whether you catch the next peak moment or watch the camera lock up.

This card is engineered for professional imaging workflows: sports, commercial, wildlife, and event photography where a single card failure is a career-level problem. The Power Core Controller with Enhanced Super-Parallel Processing distributes write load across the NAND architecture to reduce hotspot wear, and the RTV silicone coating provides a meaningful first line of defense against the humidity and condensation common in outdoor shooting environments. For photographers still operating CF-slot bodies — Canon 1D series, 5D Mark II/III, Nikon D3/D4/D800-series — this card matches the body's throughput ceiling and carries enough capacity to sustain a full commercial shoot day in RAW without a card swap. It is not a card for future-format planning; it is the right card to pair with the CF-slot tools you're using now.

Key Features

SanDisk Extreme Pro CompactFlash up to 90 MB/s* write speeds and UDMA-6 enabled.

Extreme Technology with SanDisks Power Core Controller & Enhanced Super-Parallel Processing ESP.

Invented by SanDisk to increase the card's performance level with less wear and tear.

It is sealed with RTV silicone coating for added protection against moisture and humidity.

This card delivers professional performance.

Specifications

Capacity
32GB
Read Speed
Up to 90 MB/s
Write Speed
Up to 90 MB/s
UDMA Support
UDMA 6
Controller
SanDisk Power Core Controller with ESP
Protection
RTV silicone coating (moisture and humidity resistance)
Form Factor
CompactFlash (CF)

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Frequently Asked Questions

UDMA 6 is the bus protocol that enables sustained 90 MB/s transfer rates between the card and a compatible camera body. In practical terms, it means the camera's internal buffer clears faster between burst sequences — so on a body like a Canon 5D Mark III or Nikon D800, you spend less time waiting for the buffer to drain and more time shooting. If your camera body only supports UDMA 5 or lower, the card will still function but won't reach its peak speed.
At 90 MB/s write, this card keeps pace with the sustained write demands of high-resolution RAW burst sequences on most professional APS-C and full-frame bodies. It won't outrun a camera body's internal buffer (which is the real bottleneck on most DSLRs), but it will drain that buffer at the maximum rate the camera's CF interface supports, minimizing recovery time between bursts.
The RTV silicone coating provides resistance to moisture and humidity — it's a protective seal around the card's casing, not a full waterproofing standard. It reduces the risk of damage from brief exposure to condensation or high-humidity environments (like shooting in rain or moving between temperature extremes). It does not make the card submersible or safe for prolonged water contact.
Yes, this card works in any standard CompactFlash reader. To achieve near-rated speeds during file transfer to a workstation, you'll need a USB 3.0 or faster CF reader with UDMA support. USB 2.0 readers will cap transfer rates significantly below the card's rated ceiling, making offload a bottleneck on large shoot days.
The Power Core Controller with Enhanced Super-Parallel Processing (ESP) manages how data is distributed across the card's flash memory cells. It reduces uneven write wear across the NAND, which extends the card's useful lifespan compared to cards without intelligent wear-leveling. For professionals writing and erasing this card repeatedly across thousands of shoot days, this translates to more reliable long-term performance.