Hacking Speculations about Switch 2 hacking

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Well that amounted to nothing.
Did i format it properly or do we simply need an update to use the sd card reader in general?
Also if i hit update, what would it do?
-Update system software
-Get the exfat patch only
-Other
Has anyone gotten an sd card of any sort to read without the update?|
*Also, this was tried with regular micro sd as didn't want to erase my express card
 

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Well that amounted to nothing.
Did i format it properly or do we simply need an update to use the sd card reader in general?
Also if i hit update, what would it do?
-Update system software
-Get the exfat patch only
-Other
Has anyone gotten an sd card of any sort to read without the update?|
*Also, this was tried with regular micro sd as didn't want to erase my express card

You will need to update it. There's no way around it.
 
Switch 2 can use a regular SD card, but it is limited to screenshots and video captures. No games can be stored/accessed on it while in use on Switch 2, which includes Switch 1 games. And because the Switch 2 is a completely different system, you can't just download your Switch 1 titles onto the card from a Switch 1, and then insert it into the Switch 2 to access them. They are encrypted by the system's unique signature. Tied to your Nintendo Account, but encrypted by your console.
 
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The price increases are heavily affected by RAM and storage, not SoCs and APUs.
But Nintendo's SoC choice mean that they are still able to get their Nvidia SoC's fabbed on widely available 8nm wafters, which have not been hit by a wave of price hikes that most consumers haven't been paying attention to during the RAMcopolypse. Valve chose 6 nanometer for their AMD SoC's, which makes them more susceptible to cost increases for that chip, not even taken into account how many tens of millions more Nintendo is going to have made (economies of scale). Nintendo got it right.
 
But Nintendo's SoC choice mean that they are still able to get their Nvidia SoC's fabbed on widely available 8nm wafters, which have not been hit by a wave of price hikes that most consumers haven't been paying attention to during the RAMcopolypse. Valve chose 6 nanometer for their AMD SoC's, which makes them more susceptible to cost increases for that chip, not even taken into account how many tens of millions more Nintendo is going to have made (economies of scale). Nintendo got it right.
It had been rumored than the T239 would be on a newer fab because of numbers found in the giga leak that wouldn't work on Samsung 8N. But we all see that wasn't true, and that they did get it working on S8N. But the thing is, they designed it based on that long ago. Long before the RAMcopolypse was a thing, or even AI for that matter.

It wasn't a choice to avoid that. It was a choice to avoid everyone else wanting their hands on the latest processes.
 

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