So I have a Vita with 3.60 Ensō and currently a 256GB SD2Vita setup. However I want more storage and I've seen in a number of places the maximum storage capacity SD2Vita supports is 256GB, but I'm not sure if that is only because 256GB Cards were the largest commercially available at the time or it's an actual limitation. If it's a limitation and it's a software limitation is there a way around it?
Hardware What is the maximum capacity supported by SD2Vita
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Really? I might just buy myself a 512GB, they're getting really cheap now, average $120 CAD for a 512GB SanDisk off Amazon.ca
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No you will be out of space
If GB not showing right then reformat SD card with 64k cluster - Applies to 200GB+ sd cards
yeah, allocation size is important with sd2vita. I think mine (400GBs) is using 64KB, because 32KB would have me out of space, even though I have about 200+GBs of free space left. I've never seen it happen with the 3ds though, only the vita.
titles, yes, but I don't know about sd card size. the vita has a limit of 500 titles, so the max size might be pretty large.
Be careful with the allocation size and formatting getting my 400gb card set up correctly was incredibly finicky but it should work.
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