Hacking sandisk 4gb wow

[tiggerlator]

Sorry if this post is wrong or summat, but just gotta say, i just got a 4gb sandisk micro sd and tested it, 20mb/s read and 16.5mb/s write, wow very nice. Tested with CrystalDisc mark.

 

[caribou007]

Where'd you get that one from?

I don't know anything about this stuff, but it looks as though I'll be getting an Acekard 2i for my NDSL, and I need an sd card.

I heard Sandisk are inferior to Kingston, but I also heard Kingston are inferior to Transcend and AData for cards over 2gb, I also heard that 16gb cards don't work very well.

What are the best sd card in the 4gb - 8gb categories? I will be playing Castlevania: POR and I want 100% or as close to that performance of retail cartridges as possible.

One more thing, I need to eventually get an sd card for my Wii, so it would be nice it if could also function in that capacity, (I already have an adapter).

 

[Evo.lve]

Kingston is shit - they just rebrand cards and sell them (if you don't believe me, check this out)

Sandisk Class 2's are TOTAL SHIT. Any other Sandisk are generally ok.

Transcend and A-Data Class 6 are the best.

 

[tiggerlator]

Funny because my sandisk is a class 2. i wil retest and post a screenie. It is a very fast card. It was second hand from Cex, cost £6

Here's the result, its not too bad.

 

[Evo.lve]

Lol.

Sandisk class 2's generally aren't THAT bad, I'm being pretty harsh.

But they do have an ultra-shit latency (something along the lines of 25000) so older methods of AAP won't work on it.

 

[caribou007]

Transcend and A-Data Class 6 are the best.

In this thread, someone says they bought a 8gb Kingston instead of a 8gb Transcend Class 6, so I'm still not sure, what do you think?

http://gbatemp.net/t217479-kingston-2gb-ja...p;#entry2711571

I'm also reading Transcend are fragile and some people's have stopped working.