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I want to know, how can I tell what class is it? what brands can I get?Highest Classof micro SD?

thanks im such a noob XD
 
personally, I prefer kingston, but only if you can get the japanese manufacturered cards. they seem to be bit faster than the taiwanese counterparts. transcend is another pretty good company with solid and stable micro sd's.

I believe that the fastest micro sd's are class 8, but don't quote me on that. I'm running a pair of transcend class-6 8GB micro sd's in a memory stick duo adapter for my psp and have never experienced any slow-down or stuttering in audio, video or game files.
 
I personally use a 8gb transcend, class 6. Bought for $22 off of newegg. Have had no problems with it and would reccomend it.
 
Aeladya said:
Actually the fastest is supposedly class 10.

I believe it was on the Gbatemp main page.
Apparently class 10 has been released for sometime but average users like us don't really need that kind of speed to fulfill our gaming needs.
Class - 6 would be sufficient ... heck even class -2 would.
 
Agent007 said:
Aeladya said:
Actually the fastest is supposedly class 10.

I believe it was on the Gbatemp main page.
Apparently class 10 has been released for sometime but average users like us don't really need that kind of speed to fulfill our gaming needs.
Class - 6 would be sufficient ... heck even class -2 would.


That's where I read it as well.
 
Toshiba micro SDs are all in class 4 and they are the best for flashcarts.

Class speed is not a key factor for flashcart, other than save speed.
 
trumpet-205 said:
Toshiba micro SDs are all in class 4 and they are the best for flashcarts.

Class speed is not a key factor for flashcart, other than save speed.
Anything that uses the Toshiba controller should be ok.
 
Agent007 said:
Class - 6 would be sufficient ... heck even class -2 would.
Tell that to the Class 2 MicroSDHC users who can't play Pokemon Black/White.

I cannot say for sure that it is the Class 2 cards causing the problem, but that seems to be the common factor since switching to a Class 4+ or Non-SDHC MicroSD solves their problems.
 
Sandisk microSD are really cheap compare to other brands, partly because they are all in class 2.

Random access speed for Sandisk are not as good as others though.
 

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