Hacking N3ds speed deteriorating? (SD card)

[XDM]

im not sure but i have a feeling my N3ds speed is deteriorating, i have installed b9 on four N3ds consoles including mine and one thing i noticed is that all of those freshly installed consoles all boot speed are close to stock speed excluding mine. my SD micro is a 64gb class 10 that is a little more then half full with like 22GB remaining. i know the more things you usually put on the slower it will get but with flash memory that "shouldn't" be the case no? my system boots a little slower then other N3ds's and some some games lag (just tried enabling N3ds clocking in luma menu, going to see how that works)
but booting my N3ds without a sd card boots fast (i have b9 installed to the ctrl nand) i know your not supposed to defrag any kind of card or ssd and it is also unnecessary. anyone else having this little issue?

 

[Redferne]

The bigger the SD card, the longer the boot time is.

 

[XDM]

The bigger the SD card, the longer the boot time is.

Ooh ok

 

[Redferne]

You can slightly reduce the boot time by using 64kb cluster size. But some people reported issues with VC GBA games and I felt that some games were taking longer to load (which doesn't make sense). But AFAIK this is not confirmed.
I personally still uses 32kb because I don't mind the few seconds more on boot time et everything feel the same as before.

 

[XDM]

You can slightly reduce the boot time by using 64kb cluster size. But some people reported issues with VC GBA games and I felt that some games were taking longer to load (which doesn't make sense). But AFAIK this is not confirmed.
I personally still uses 32kb because I don't mind the few seconds more on boot time et everything feel the same as before.

well i dont use native gba on my system anyway, i use retroarch i might try that

 

[democracy]

well i dont use native gba on my system anyway, i use retroarch i might try that

fyi, this is fixed by formating in fat 64kb cluster

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