Hacking Been wanting one of these for a while

[Limit]

I've come to the conclusion that I'll be getting the M3DS Perfect bundle, which I assume is this product:

http://www.gameyeeeah.com/m3-ds-real-rumbl...pack-p-710.html

The question is, which SD card should I get? I've read of some problems concerning the Kingston cards, as opposed to the Sandisk cards? Or was that on account of user error?

 

[Chedderknight]

I hear a good amount of good and bad experiences with kingston, I am personally using a Kingston 4GB MicroSDHC Class 4, no problems thus far, and my back up is a 2GB PQi MicroSD

 

[naes]

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx...N82E16820211196

Best 4GB microSDHC on the market, hands down. Great price too.

 

[gcstr]

I read the opposite, that the Kingston cards are better - a little faster??
I have a Kingston and have had absolutely no troubles with it.

 

[naes]

I read the opposite, that the Kingston cards are better - a little faster??
I have a Kingston and have had absolutely no troubles with it.

Nope. From what I've read from the Cyclo support forums (and from my own experience) A-DATA Class 6 is the fastest microSDHC on the market.

 

[gcstr]

I read the opposite, that the Kingston cards are better - a little faster??
I have a Kingston and have had absolutely no troubles with it.

Nope. From what I've read from the Cyclo support forums (and from my own experience) A-DATA Class 6 is the fastest microSDHC on the market.

I meant compared to Sandisk and normal microSD not sdhc, sorry.
I thought Class 2/4/6 was the speed for SDHC so all class 6 should be the same. Did you really see a speed difference between the adata c6 and another class 6 card when you have been playing games?

 

[Digital1980]

The A-data 4gb Class 6 screams! There is one thing to keep in mind though. The more data you have on your card, the longer it will take to read and access it.

I have a 1gb Sandisk as well and when I a comparison with the same data on each card, the 4gb A-data blew it out of the water! I am very happy with the M3 Real Perfect Bundle and 4gb A-data card, hardly any problems.

Good Luck!

Digital

 

[funem]

Been using one of these a while now, and always use SanDisk memory cards. I have used a standard 2gb card as well as the 4gb and 6gb SDHC cards, they always seemed a bit slugish compared to the 2gb one. I recently upgraded it to an 8gb card and was shocked to find it was much faster than both the 4gb and the 6gb cards. The 8gb are really coming down in price now that SanDisk have announced the 12gb card ( which is really expensive at the moment ). I got my 8gb card for £35 and it was money well spent.

 

[Kizmatti]

i have the M3 Real perfect bundle and an A-Data 4g class6 and it works great