I am looking to purchase a new microsd card for my wii U. I want to get the max card that will fit into it. What size should I look for and which one is best? Thanks
You can go pretty high, i assume. SD cards get expensive after a while though.
Dont get a micro sd. Get a normal 64gb sd or a even bigger one. Just, no micro sd for your wii u.
Can I ask why no micro SD? Mine seems to work fine.Dont get a micro sd. Get a normal 64gb sd or a even bigger one. Just, no micro sd for your wii u.
I have read that a micro sd with an adapter speed is lower than a normal sd, specialy to use with loadiine. Im not even sure about that because im on 5.5, but i always go for a normal sd for everything. Just saying bro, you are who knows what fits you betterI am currently using a microsd with an adapter in my wii u with no issues.
I have read that a micro sd with an adapter speed is lower than a normal sd, specialy to use with loadiine. Im not even sure about that because im on 5.5, bit i always go for a normal sd for everything. Just saying bro, you are who knows what fits you better
haha, dont worry. Wait for more answers and see what happens.I wasnt trying to be rude and I apologize if I came off that way. Just didnt know if there was a difference between using a microsd with adapter vs regular sd.
I am looking to purchase a new microsd card for my wii U. I want to get the max card that will fit into it. What size should I look for and which one is best? Thanks
Hard to believe.I have read that a micro sd with an adapter speed is lower than a normal sd, specialy to use with loadiine. Im not even sure about that because im on 5.5, but i always go for a normal sd for everything. Just saying bro, you are who knows what fits you better
I have read that a micro sd with an adapter speed is lower than a normal sd
Looking forward to see your benchmarks results. I find that hard to believe too. An adapter is just that, an adapter! Nothing complicated, just adapting sizes. I don't see how it could slow down the card. The only problem that could arise would be contact issues. But then, the card wouldn't work at all, not just be slow.Hard to believe.
Do you mean SD adapters in general or just when used in WiiU?
I'll run some benchmarks later.
First time hearing that
That must be what was going on to make me think it was slower. I swear to god the adapters that came with the microSDs I've ordered were atleast slightly slower then when I used the card in a device with a microSD slot.It is possible for a micro card to run slow if the adapter allows connection in SPI mode but not SDIO, but that's an adapter fault, not a problem inherent with micro cards.
That must be what was going on to make me think it was slower. I swear to god the adapters that came with the microSDs I've ordered were atleast slightly slower then when I used the card in a device with a microSD slot.