kyste is right, 32gb works fine. i run a 8gb and a 16gb and would recommend to spend more money for a quality card.kyste said:It accepts all SDHC cards, so theoretically, 32gb. They're damn expensive though.
choconado said:especially since I cannot fathom how you would even fill up a whole 16G card, let alone 32...
choconado said:especially since I cannot fathom how you would even fill up a whole 16G card, let alone 32...
5% said:choconado said:especially since I cannot fathom how you would even fill up a whole 16G card, let alone 32...
Oh it can be done. Oh man...having all that space on 1 MicroSD would be FACKING KRAZY INKREDIBLE.
The thought of upgrading to a 32GB from where I'm at now(Using two 4GB's, and one 2GB which I fixed today)...OH FACKK
The actual game carts have set sizes.popius said:Is a 4GB card large enough? I'm sort of confused. Why do some games like Pokemon have a version that is 128 mb and another that is like 45mb. is there a difference?
popius said:Is a 4GB card large enough? I'm sort of confused. Why do some games like Pokemon have a version that is 128 mb and another that is like 45mb. is there a difference?
obito said:fixed??
so you're saying you know how to fix my corrupt 2gb sandisk? Pleasepleaseplease say yes!
What's wrong with it? What happened with mine was I accidently dropped it into into a fish tank so it started to malfunction & was being read as a 250-300MB Card. I tried to reformat it but it would still read as a 250-300MB card so I left it laying around for a few months. I decided to format it today with the Panasonic SD formatter(http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=6027) then I formated with Windows formatter and now it's back at 2GB
QUOTE(Rydian @ Mar 31 2010, 12:58 AM) The actual game carts have set sizes.
16/32/64/128/256/512 megabytes.
Rydian said:Some people also "trim" their ROMs, removing all the empty space from the ROMs themselves.
This can sometimes break games, though, so not everybody does it.
I just googled that.. and.. holy shit, my brain imploded.DeMoN said:Yes, it should be able to accept all microSDHC cards. However, in the near future SDHC will be replaced by SDXC which will offer much greater storage for cheaper price. I don't think any flash cart will be compatible with SDXC.