Are there ANY self-powered External Hard Drives larger 1 Terabyte or larger (preferably 2 Terabytes) that are energy efficient enough to be fully functional without a Y-Cable when hooked up to any of the Wii U's USB Ports?
Hardware Any low energy 1TB+ external HDD's out there?
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There is a need if I don't want to use a Y-Cable, and refuse to give up my GC Controller Adapter
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There is if you want 2 HDD's and don't want to give up the the ports used by your GC Controller Adapter, and refuse to take up any wall outlets. All I really need is Amazon.ca URL's or a brand and model name.
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There is if you want 2 HDD's and don't want to give up the the ports used by your GC Controller Adapter, and refuse to take up any wall outlets. All I really need is Amazon.ca URL's or a brand and model name.
Use 3.5" self powerd hdd or use externaly powerd usb hub.
https://en-americas-support.nintend...3284/~/using-a-usb-hub-with-the-wii-u-console
Hub example : http://us.dlink.com/products/connect/7-port-usb-2-hub/
https://en-americas-support.nintend...3284/~/using-a-usb-hub-with-the-wii-u-console
Hub example : http://us.dlink.com/products/connect/7-port-usb-2-hub/
Any external HDD will need a Y cable unless they are USB 3, and the Wii U doesn't have those ports. The only other option is to power it externally (AC adapter).
Hmm. That kind of sucks, are external SSD's a thing? Or are Dual MicroSDXC to SDXC Adapters a thing?
It's possible, but due to how SD cards work they likely won't work well with an adapter in a 2.0 port, especially with larger games. I'd expect slowdowns and maybe even corruption, not to mention the price/storage/performance ratio wouldn't be great. It's probably best to invest in a USB hub and plug in everything but your HDD into it.
Is the Wii U's SD Slot reliant on the Card or the Slot itself for performance if I get card with faster read/write speeds, would that increase performance for SD Read/Write heavy apps like Loadiine?
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