Hacking Patriot 4GB Micro SD Class10 SDHC in their DSTWO

[RedBaron]

Has anybody used a Patriot 4GB Micro SD Class10 SDHC in their DSTWO, I would like to hear from somebody that has used them before I buy one

 

[Rydian]

Why would you go for a class 10? Class is write speed, what matters for carts is read speed. People use class 4 and 6 without any trouble.

 

[RedBaron]

Why would you go for a class 10? Class is write speed, what matters for carts is read speed. People use class 4 and 6 without any trouble.

It's cheap $15

 

[jurassicplayer]

Why would you go for a class 10? Class is write speed, what matters for carts is read speed. People use class 4 and 6 without any trouble.

Just think of the wonders of how fast you can transfer stuff over to the microSD, it would be wonderfully awesome xD.

 

[Rydian]

Why would you go for a class 10? Class is write speed, what matters for carts is read speed. People use class 4 and 6 without any trouble.It's cheap $15HAVE YOU LEARNED NOTHING FROM YOUR PSP DAYS!?!??!

QUOTE(Rydian @ Dec 10 2010, 09:32 PM)

Why would you go for a class 10? Class is write speed, what matters for carts is read speed. People use class 4 and 6 without any trouble.

Just think of the wonders of how fast you can transfer stuff over to the microSD, it would be wonderfully awesome xD.

Generally the reader will be a bottleneck, though.

 

[KidIce]

Why would you go for a class 10? Class is write speed, what matters for carts is read speed. People use class 4 and 6 without any trouble.

Because all of my class 6's out perform all of my class 4's in read speed and access times (yes, I have a mess of microSD's floating around). Class ratings for SD's may be about write speeds, but higher classed cards tend to have better read speeds as well...

And I've actually been experiencing better results w/ class 6+ "off brands" lately than Kingstons, Sandisks, etc. Got a link RB?

 

[RedBaron]

Why would you go for a class 10? Class is write speed, what matters for carts is read speed. People use class 4 and 6 without any trouble.It's cheap $15HAVE YOU LEARNED NOTHING FROM YOUR PSP DAYS!?!??!

QUOTE(Rydian @ Dec 10 2010, 09:32 PM)

Why would you go for a class 10? Class is write speed, what matters for carts is read speed. People use class 4 and 6 without any trouble.

Just think of the wonders of how fast you can transfer stuff over to the microSD, it would be wonderfully awesome xD.

Generally the reader will be a bottleneck, though.

Yes Master I have learnt to make sure it is genuine that is why I asked Master

 

[RedBaron]

Why would you go for a class 10? Class is write speed, what matters for carts is read speed. People use class 4 and 6 without any trouble.

Because all of my class 6's out perform all of my class 4's in read speed and access times (yes, I have a mess of microSD's floating around). Class ratings for SD's may be about write speeds, but higher classed cards tend to have better read speeds as well...

And I've actually been experiencing better results w/ class 6+ "off brands" lately than Kingstons, Sandisks, etc. Got a link RB?

http://www.msy.com.au/product.jsp?productId=2151

 

[RedBaron]

I bought one of these 4GB cards for $15AU, check it out
http://gbatemp.net/t260177-data-on-micro-s...-add?&st=45