I have been using a 32GB Class 4 SD card since I got the HAM2 which had a write speed of about 6MB/s. Today, I got a new 64GB U3 SD card with and advertised 90MB/s read speed and 60MB/s write speed, and which I verified through CrystalDiskMark on my laptop. However, I noticed that the read/write speeds of the SD card when used in the phone was not as fast as I was expecting. I did a benchmark test with 'A1 SD Bench' and, indeed, got about 20MB/s for both read and write. I tried the same SD card on my mum's 2014 cheap Samsung phone and got the advertised speed. Is it possible that the HAM2 can only do 20MB/s R/W on SD Card ? BTW, the ran A1 on the internal storage and got R=75MB/s and W=45MB/s, which translates to how fast I feel the phone is.
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my question is, does anyone have a high capacity ie. 4GB card working with the windows mobile six from att website. If so what brand, size, and class are you using.
I will start by saying i have a 4gb transcend card that works sometimes after reinserting it. It is a class 6 speed.
Basically im looking to replace my card with one that is more reliable and that works all the time.
As far as i know.... And i may definitely be wrong here
The Hermes bootloader doesnt support micro SDHC card...So if you want to flash from a SD card, you always need a 2gig or smaller card.
Alot of the ROMs available here do have micro SDHC (i think also known as SD2.0) support, but i am not sure about the "official" ROMs!!!
Hi,
I am using the SanDisk Mobile Ultra 16GB I
Is there any faster Micro SD out there? class 10 or any others?
I am only referring the speed on the phone.
Perhaps i am going to get a 32gb later
Class 10 is the highest for read/write for memory cards
isn't there is something called the UHS-1?
Yes, however that class is explicitely for professional usage and as such is hard to come by and very expensive.
Additionally, it't not only about the SD, but the cardreader in the phone must also support such transfer speeds.
Hey guys,
so I bought this Samsung Micro SDHC Card which has a storage of 32 GB from this link:
http://www.amazon.de/Samsung-microS...te-MB-MPBGCEU/dp/B00AYC6V2U/ref=cm_cr_pr_pb_t
It clearly states that it's a Micro SDHC Card and when it arrived I was surprised to see that it's a 32Gb Micro SDXC (I thought that SDXC only made sense with 64Gb of memory).
However, I plugged it in my S3 and it worked from the start but then I started to transfer files to it (about 12 gb) from my old Micro SD Card. The speed was ridiculously low, at about 1 MB/s and sometimes even lower. And I was copying big files like videos and also MP3`s where the speed is usually about 10MB/s with my old MicroSDHC Card Class 10. I tried to format it but it wouldn't help.
So then I started to do some research and I couldn't find even 1 picture of the card using Google (Samsung Micro SDXC 32GB UHS I Card), so I'm beginning to think that it's maybe a fraud?
Have you guys seen a card like this or maybe someone even owns one? Would be interesting to know.
Anyhow, I'm gonna write to the seller that I want a new one, since this one is clearly not working as it should.
anyone know how this happen?
my GS3 is only 16gb, but when i checked imei.info, it says 32768mb on built in memory. the first owner also told me that when he installed a 32gb microsd card in this unit, his files exceeded 50gb. not sure if this is a glitch or something, but i really wanna know if i can use the whole 32gb.
without the sd card, my phone is only 16gb (sd card wont work anymore, its a sandisk class 4 32gb)
im looking to buy a samsung pro plus sd card or a evo plus sd card 128gb . or the fastest that the phone can handle
what is the max read write speed of the honor 5x sd card slot ??
towncarblue said:
im looking to buy a samsung pro plus sd card or a evo plus sd card 128gb . or the fastest that the phone can handle
what is the max read write speed of the honor 5x sd card slot ??
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I have a Sandisk 200gb Class 10 micro sd card in my phone. no problems with it.
i ended up getting a samsung evo 64gb card