You are the BEST :)
The only missing part in puzzle is 8 and 16 GB sticks.
After all i want to choose best performer with highest capacity. and the difference between 4 and 32 is big.
It's sad, that this USB sticks can't do more then 35MBps due to interface limitation under windows (Still looking for linux tests)

And again, Great job Guys.

"Unfortunately, the Corsair Flash Voyager lost thi time. Alas, this drive was the slowest throughout all of our tests."
Lol.
I don't understand why would you compare flash voyager with Patriot Xporter XT & OCZ Rally 2? This is like comparing a Volkswagen with a Ferrari. flash voyager is the cheap and slow model of corsair's usb memory products. A more appropriate comparison would be between flash voyager GT.

im amazed how the OCZ was reccomended, but im sure it has nothing to do with all the OCZ advertisments going on this site would it? thanks again

it does not make sense. what is that? 256MB DDR SDRAM for tests?
How much did you use for readyboost configuration? 256 up to 768 MB max as recommended by Microsoft for best performance? I think after this review xbit starts loosing credibility in my eyes. I don't want to mention about "vista readyboost on windows xp sp2" :).
Either review is not carefully written or testbed configuration is incorrect. Are you testing on virtual machines?

good

WTF??????????
happnd 2 Voyager???????? im disappointed... but corsair forums say that the correct program to use for tests is hdbench....

how can i purchase & where Corsair Flash Voyager pen drive

I own a 4GB Flash voyager and it's the slowest USB drive I've ever used. Seems everything is going down the drain over at Corsair especially their RAM. I used to be a Corsair faithful but not anymore. You guys should check out Team Memory and USB flash Drives.

Team Group are top notch. They were an up and coming company but unfortunately they seemed to have disappeared from the North American region.