Im currently using Ridata 8G Class10 SD Card..
I was trynna download mp3 using a WIFI Connexion but its too damn slow..
do you guys think that the SPEED of Downloading will vary on the SPEED of SD Card's R/W'?
Or its just the connexion'?
It depends. I suggest running the SpeedTest and SD Tools apps from the market and then see for yourself. Although I think that a Class 10 SD Card should be fine. Also search the forum for franco's tweaks to improve both the RW and WiFi speed. (It's the only read_ahead_kb tweak that worked for me).
JastaPein said:
Im currently using Ridata 8G Class10 SD Card..
I was trynna download mp3 using a WIFI Connexion but its too damn slow..
do you guys think that the SPEED of Downloading will vary on the SPEED of SD Card's R/W'?
Or its just the connexion'?
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I know it varies with speed of card but your card is class 10 so no worry...
you have a really slow connection...(are you downloading something on your pc?)
with regard to speed of my sd card' its fast enuf.. yeah.. i think maybe the connexion has the problem.. not the sd card..
**im downloading mp3 thru wifi connexion using my phone.. not a pc
thanx for the suggested tweaks.. imma' check it later
There is a free Speedtest.net app in the Market for testing your network speed. You can also test your card's write speed with CrystalDiskMark, but I'm sure that's not the problem.
I agree with the other posters, it's a network issue not the cards.
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I know we have a way to move our apps to the internal nand memory, and that it's faster that way, but it seems like my class 6 sd card would be faster than the built-in sd. Is it possible to move our apps to the sd card (physical sd, not internal) so we do not bog down the system memory? It would just seem to make sense, until someone figures out how to make the internal sd respond faster.
My phone is just so...VIBRANT
We have 2 gigz of application memory.. No need for apps2sd... Not sure of the transfer rate on it tho... But apps2sd won't be as stable or fast... In my past experience...
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junkdruggler said:
We have 2 gigz of application memory.. No need for apps2sd... Not sure of the transfer rate on it tho... But apps2sd won't be as stable or fast... In my past experience...
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Yea who needs apps2sd with 2 gb of application storage...
temperbad said:
Yea who needs apps2sd with 2 gb of application storage...
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^ Vibrant pretty much as its own dedicated space for apps.
The data storage is slow, and laggy. I don't think it transfers as fast as a class 6 sd card. I currently have my apps in my /system, but space there is limited. (did the stalling fix)
I'm thinking that my sdcard is faster than the internal sd. Maybe not as fast as the nand, but still.
My phone is just so...VIBRANT
bryon13 said:
The data storage is slow, and laggy. I don't think it transfers as fast as a class 6 sd card. I currently have my apps in my /system, but space there is limited. (did the stalling fix)
I'm thinking that my sdcard is faster than the internal sd. Maybe not as fast as the nand, but still.
My phone is just so...VIBRANT
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umm?
I'm quite sure that the internal transfer rate is probably way above the capability of a class 6 for a whole lot of reasons, barring any manufacturing defects. If you are thinking that a memory card is magically going to speed up a phone that can basically do without one, then go get a UHS card to feel better.. . I'd rather just have a 16GB class 6 for storing crap and peace of mind but that's it.
bryon13 said:
The data storage is slow, and laggy. I don't think it transfers as fast as a class 6 sd card. I currently have my apps in my /system, but space there is limited. (did the stalling fix)
I'm thinking that my sdcard is faster than the internal sd. Maybe not as fast as the nand, but still.
My phone is just so...VIBRANT
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NAND is faster than your class 6 card, easily... the lag is not due to the internal storage...
check this post. Maybe it will clear up what I mean about the speed vs space limitations.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=727279
I've used method 1, and noticed a HUGE difference in speed. If course, my sd card isn't going to be as fast as the nand, but in past experience (g1, mt3g) the sd card was faster than the built in memory was.
My phone is just so...VIBRANT
bryon13 said:
The data storage is slow, and laggy. I don't think it transfers as fast as a class 6 sd card. I currently have my apps in my /system, but space there is limited. (did the stalling fix)
I'm thinking that my sdcard is faster than the internal sd. Maybe not as fast as the nand, but still.
My phone is just so...VIBRANT
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I did a test on my Vibrant internal SDCARD and it shows as a class 6....
I set CPU to 1000/1000 very little differences in battery drain yet did help a little with "lag" I also deleted most of the bloat-ware, startup and shutdown files...NOW ALL MOST NO LAG except as listed below...
When from 230 to 90 mb free after 1st boot up (without starting anything manually) to 230 to 120 mb free after 1st boot up...
So much Samsung has running at boot up so that extra 30mb and going down to 100MHz causes the"lag" - BTW, I did not do the "Lag fix" posted just to see if I could get it faster without going that.
The only two issue I currently have is:
While speednet app loads fast it will not start for about 45 secs - is forced to goto Washington State server, whereas all my other Android Phones goto CA...shows CA 1,123 miles away from phone
The double - "Press power button" and "then swipe screen" to use the phone is VERY "$$##%" ME OFF
I have used Titanium Backup to remove the bloatware, but I haven't tried permanently clocking to 1000. I saw no real difference in startup lag in my apps, until I used the "stalling issue" fix. What format is the data partition? That could have something to do with it? Would it make sense to add a swap partition to the internal sd? I'm really wondering if there are things we can do to tweak the built-in storage to make it more flexible, and functional? I would think 16 gig would give us PLENTY of space to play with...
My phone is just so...VIBRANT
Are you serious? I have well over 700 apks saved to my sdcard (almost 800mb) as backups... Theres no way you could throw that on an sd ext4 and it not lag.. Even a class 6... We can't even get apps2sd stable up to 2gigz... Like I said before the way it comes stock is faster and more stable than any hack we can come up with right now..
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Nevermind. Found a thread on apps to sd. It's already being done. I'll go check that thread. They don't see it as a pointless effort.
Thank you all.
My phone is just so...VIBRANT
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1010807
Got some of the thread that guide the members increase their sd card speed with some tweak on system, just wondering are that method suitable for X10i too? Or can some of my respectable dev work on the x10 xrecovery version so that x10 community will have some nice boost on their phone?
* For moderator: if this thread is deserve to the Q&A section, sry for troubling, plz help me move this to the Q&A.
I have tried SD boost tweaks slight enhancement is observed in speed SD tools show improvement in throughput
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That script works foe me
cheers
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anantshri said:
I have tried SD boost tweaks slight enhancement is observed in speed SD tools show improvement in throughput
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Can you write some "fix sd for dummies" guide on x10 so everyone can tweak without fear?
laill said:
That script works foe me
cheers
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Is it just write a txt file and attach to the system folder? I lose my usb wire, so i would like some wireless solution.
i posted a guide on this last week
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1013554
there is a paid app in the market sd speed boost that does it all for you and sets it at boot 99p or something I have it works a treat
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i posted a guide on this last week
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1013554
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Thx, my bad, i try to search it, my key word might not accurate. Thx for the guide.
2048 works best for me.
UK X10i stock 8GB card
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Sd speed boost app works for me just fine... i didn't want to install tweaks so i install app that i can remove whenever i want
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2048 works best for me.
UK X10i stock 8GB card
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same with me, I'm using an 8gig card my friend got with his DX (pretty sure it's class 2 or legacy from before the class system). This tweak seems to have sped up my write speed by almost a full mbs/s and my read speeds have gone up even more,
4mb
For me: 16 gb ks >> 4mb>> 3.9 w>>18 r :d
I set my 8gb class 2 SD at 3456 & get this..
I'm running a Sandisk 32GB Class 2 (yup, you read that right). The SD Tool readings before the script is implemented seems to be fairly high, but they slack considerably after......
My readings are wild! Here's what I got, note that each time I run the test I use a task killer to clear running apps. Blue indicates readings prior to script implementations.
@128 - 7.7/11.9
@512 - 2.2/10.9; 2.9/11.7; 4.2/12.3; 5.7/12.3; 6.3/12.3; 6.2/12.1; 6.1/12.4
@1024 - 7.9/18.9; 6.4/12.3; 6.4/12.4; 5.3/12.3; 5.2/12.1; 2.5/12.1
@2048 - 7.8/19.8; 4.5/11.2; 8.1/11.4; 5.4/11.1; 2.2/11.7; 5.5/12.1
@3072 - 7.8/19.8; 4.4/11.3; 3.2/11.2; 2.6/11.6; 5.7/12.3; 6.4/11.7
@4096 - 8.7/21.2; 3.2/11.7; 8.4/11.8; 5.0/11.9; 2.1/12.2; 5.3/12.1
@5120 - 8.3/19.8; 8.3/12.3; 8.5/12.2; 8.5/12.0; 8.3/12.1; 8.3/12.4; 7.6/12.2
So.... I went with 5120....
This tweak is already applied in wolfbreak's ROM
I manage to set it till 3mb/s buffer, and latest version of sd tools( with improve and stability of testing speed version), had state my stock sd card (may be class 2-4?) had stable writing speed of 5mb/s (6mb max, but quite uncommon), and with 20mb/s reading speed, which looks more sense than previous diagnose than 3mb/s of writing speed and reading of FREAKING 50 mb/s of speed.
Overall, yes, it match the rumor, it "SLIGHTLY" improve the speed of SD card, but better than nothing ~hey!!!with the moded stock camera i and better writing speed of sd card, I manage get a better FPS on HD recoding, now i can throw my wvga out to my android.
my ressults :
Write speed: 377.7 MB/s
Read speed: 1.524 MB/s
Sony ericsson X10 i - SU08G
Greetings.
I use a 8 GB Class 4 MicroSD card on my SGP 5.0 and while I'm listening to podcasts, which are saved on said card, and I start to do some other things, like browsing web pages, the whole system freezes and the only thing I can do at that point is to do a soft restart pressing down the power button for 10 seconds or so.
I'm thinking that the transfer speed of my MicroSD card is not good enough.
Since I have no experience with speed rates and classes, do you think a Class 10 card would solve my problem?
Thank you.
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I would rather say that maybe some apps had caused high occupancy rate of cpu ，since apps are commonly installed on internal sdcard.(This sdcard seems to be class6)
Probably the issue lays on read speed because I only have freezes when there's an app reading constantly files from the external MicroSD card even if that app is installed on internal memory.
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I've always used a class 4 card without issues.. I've also tweaked the SD card so it's hitting class 6 speeds.
Does the device even have the capability to use a class 10 card to it's fullest potential?
Perhaps you haven't had any issues because of your tweaks. I would like to try that for mine, so if you don't mind, could you share a guide or a place where I can learn to do that?
Thank you in advance.
Sent from my YP-G70
I use "SD Tools" from the market to test speed. Go test the stock settings and see what you get. Then I use "System Tuner Pro" to adjust the SD card cache size under the "tweaks". Change it, go back to SD Tools and see what your speeds are.
I've gotten the best performance around 1024, YMMMV.
Nice instructions. I appreciate it.
Thank you very much kind sir.
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I did the changes and tests, this is what I got:
Before:
Read: 19.6
Write: 13.5
After:
Read: 29
Write: 14.1
Let's see if this solves my issues.
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Not a problem! Good luck!
I apologize to all and sundry for being a noob, but must it seems post this here.
I have been testing GBX0C with the above phone on the 2degrees in New Zealand (GSM). I have found that the following odd behavior:
Adata 16GB class 10 & GBX0C = aprox 5 hours standby
Adata 8GB Class 6 & GBX0C = still going after 8 hours standby
Adata 16GB Class 10 & FRX07.1 = still going after 8 hours standby
To me this indicates some incompatibility between GBX0C and the 16GB SD.
Will logs be helpful to any one in this regard?
Other wise this is fully usable. Thanks to all those involved.
Battery usage is so random. Hardly anyone actually conducts a 'good' battery drain test - because usage patterns vary day to day.
Regardless, if your lower class smaller card gets better battery life - use it. Honestly the size of the card is probably meaningless, the class is more important here. I and many others have told people to stay away from higher class cards when using HaRET - there's no benefit, and you could potentially ruin the card. So why destroy a new fast card when an old slow one would probably work better?
Class measures raw speed, for sequential read writes. Operating systems use a lot of random read/writes, so you want a card that is best at that. In all my heads up tests of my cards, my 'classless' 2gb Sandisk card was the best.
arrrghhh said:
Regardless, if your lower class smaller card gets better battery life - use it. Honestly the size of the card is probably meaningless, the class is more important here. I and many others have told people to stay away from higher class cards when using HaRET - there's no benefit, and you could potentially ruin the card. So why destroy a new fast card when an old slow one would probably work better?
Class measures raw speed, for sequential read writes. Operating systems use a lot of random read/writes, so you want a card that is best at that. In all my heads up tests of my cards, my 'classless' 2gb Sandisk card was the best.
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Yes. I did read that thread, very enlightening. Just thought it was interesting that FRX07.1 did not seem to have the same problem with this particular SD.
Thanks.
kzin42 said:
Yes. I did read that thread, very enlightening. Just thought it was interesting that FRX07.1 did not seem to have the same problem with this particular SD.
Thanks.
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Run FRX then? Not sure what you want me to tell you... You're comparing apples & oranges there as the kernels are different, and obviously userland is different as well.
There are several kernels for GBX0C. Perhaps you could try all of them, and see if one works better for you.
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There are several kernels for GBX0C. Perhaps you could try all of them, and see if one works better for you.
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Hi, thanks I tried 3.3.8 and the same thing.
I have spent some time testing different cards, I got a 16GB sandisk class 4 (was the lowest class 16GB I could find on Trademe.co.nz) it also uses battery fast but is better than the ADATA. I have noticed some other odd behavior:
I have Identical copies of GBX0C on the 2 16gb and the 8GB SDs. I have been booting each in turn and comparing.
They each have a media folder with my custom Notifications & ringtones folders in them, at the Root of the SD. but the system will not show these on the 16GB cards, also "handsent" gives me an error when I try to set music as a notification "no music files or SD card not present" there is plenty on there.
The 8GB card has none of these issues. but it is alot slower.
I know I could just get an 8GB sandisk and it would probably help. and I know I can copy the media folder to the system folder.
I have attached logs for the 2 different sized cards they do seem very different.
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I have spent some time testing different cards, I got a 16GB sandisk class 4 (was the lowest class 16GB I could find on Trademe.co.nz) it also uses battery fast but is better than the ADATA. I have noticed some other odd behavior:
I have Identical copies of GBX0C on the 2 16gb and the 8GB SDs. I have been booting each in turn and comparing.
They each have a media folder with my custom Notifications & ringtones folders in them, at the Root of the SD. but the system will not show these on the 16GB cards, also "handsent" gives me an error when I try to set music as a notification "no music files or SD card not present" there is plenty on there.
The 8GB card has none of these issues. but it is alot slower.
I know I could just get an 8GB sandisk and it would probably help. and I know I can copy the media folder to the system folder.
I have attached logs for the 2 different sized cards they do seem very different.
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Have you formatted them to fat32? Have you formatted them with the HP tool? Can you see any data, or are you just missing the music? Do they work fine in other phones/computers?
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Have you formatted them to fat32? Have you formatted them with the HP tool? Can you see any data
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Yes, yes & yes. These were some of the first things I tried to fix it.
wizardknight said:
, or are you just missing the music?
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The music can be accessed by "Folder Player", and you can see them in "Astro" it only appears to be in relation to "Handsent" so far as I can see and the "Music" app I have just noticed, lists no songs. it is very odd.
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Do they work fine in other phones/computers?
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Yes, very well in fact. I don't have another phone to test them with, just my PC.
I'm still running a sandisk 32 gig class 4 card. While getting ready for ICS I backed up everything, including copying the card to my PC. I noticed how much stuff is on it from apps and such, that it makes me question....
Does the microSD card speed have any impact on how the bolt performs? Will it be faster or have less lag with one of those newer Sandisk UHS cards?
The only benefit you will see is faster read write speeds to the SD card. You would probably have to increase the read ahead buffer to get the full benefits.
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The only benefit you will see is faster read write speeds to the SD card. You would probably have to increase the read ahead buffer to get the full benefits.
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And that is part of my question.
I guess my thought process is... With the newer card having faster read/write speeds, I would think that any access the phone does of data/apps stored on the car might be faster. And with all the .Android_secure, android and other files/folders the bolt stores on the card (as opposed to internal memory), that isn't pictures or ring tones, I was wondering if it could make a noticeable impact on the performance of the phone or installed apps.
Has any one tried? Is there a way to measure or verify any improvements? I guess I'm looking for reassurance it will make a worth while difference before I go an spend money on another card.
As for the read ahead buffer, is that something that is easy to modify? how would that be done?
It in theory would make viewing pictures and stuff on the sd card faster. As for apps I'm not real sure. You can download apps like Rom toolbox that let you change the read ahead buffer but I think the thunderbolt maxes out at 4096. Anything faster will just default to that speed. To test it use one of the benchmark apps like antutu.
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