I'm going to get homebrew and install a CFW on my cousins black 32gb wii u I was wondering if I still need to get a 64 gb SD card or can we now use a smaller memory?
Getting a 64 GB SD is only to setup RedNAND which is basically brick protection, which is not needed whatsoever. Under normal usage of Wii u hacks, one cannot brick. It's only ever caused by incompetency, in fact I haven't heard brick stories in a long time. (No, CBHC does not cause "bricks" for those who are reading this)I'm going to get homebrew and install a CFW on my cousins black 32gb wii u I was wondering if I still need to get a 64 gb SD card or can we now use a smaller memory?
Well if you follow the guide carefully cold boot isn't risky.What I'm planning to do is i stall mochacfw with rednand on my cousins wii u I don't want to do cold boot because last I hard is very risky and can brick your wii u so I remeber back when I installed rednand I needed a 64gb SD card so I still need it then right?
What you going to do when their RedNAND bricks out of the blue? Since, RedNAND tends to brick quite easily.What I'm planning to do is i stall mochacfw with rednand on my cousins wii u I don't want to do cold boot because last I hard is very risky and can brick your wii u so I remeber back when I installed rednand I needed a 64gb SD card so I still need it then right?
I did Haxchi only for my friend. Showed him how to use Wii U USB Helper and how to install them. And he's loving his WiiU.Well if you follow the guide carefully cold boot isn't risky.
But it's ok you don't need it.
Compared to haxchi it's just few seconds less.. who cares
There's no real reason for redNAND anymore. Contrary to popular belief, in practice, it's not any safer.What I'm planning to do is i stall mochacfw with rednand on my cousins wii u I don't want to do cold boot because last I hard is very risky and can brick your wii u so I remeber back when I installed rednand I needed a 64gb SD card so I still need it then right?
No Xenoblade Chronicles X ):Very few games require more than 16GB, so you can get by with a 16GB SD card (or less, depending on the games you're installing) if you don't care about games like NBA 2K13, Batman: Arkham City Armored Edition, LEGO City: Undercover, etc.
If you're buying a new SD card because you don't already have one lying around, you should probably invest in a 32GB SD card. There's no reason to get one bigger than that.