That's interesting, I wonder if there's something wrong with my network then? I know it's not my cardSoo with my network I was averaging a write of 2.5 MB/s not to bad if you don't have massive things to copy over. The speed will largely depend on your network infrastructure and SD card.
Soo with my network I was averaging a write of 2.5 MB/s not to bad if you don't have massive things to copy over. The speed will largely depend on your network infrastructure and SD card.
I was using the one in the system menu, Data Management -> microSD Management.That's interesting, I wonder if there's something wrong with my network then? I know it's not my card
Were you using the official microsd management tool? Or the cia that's floating around? Or perhaps something else all together?
That's interesting, I wonder if there's something wrong with my network then? I know it's not my card
Were you using the official microsd management tool? Or the cia that's floating around? Or perhaps something else all together?
That's interesting, I wonder if there's something wrong with my network then? I know it's not my card
Were you using the official microsd management tool? Or the cia that's floating around? Or perhaps something else all together?
I don't suspect my router as I have a HTPC that works flawlessly and I also transfer between other devices on my network much, much faster than I get on my N3DS.Signal strength, throughput, data rate, floor noise, number of other clients are sharing the connection, and all that play into effect. The model and firmware of your router could effect it too as that controls how all the packets are handled. As for SD cards I'm pretty satisfied will all my Sammy SD/microSD cards I've used for various things over the recent years.