With an A2 card, the CPU becomes the bottleneck if you're 'net is fast enough (decompressing, whatever) during downloads
For drones and action cameras, an XC I microSD card that conforms to the U3 UHS speed class should offer adequate performance
The App Performance Class is something to consider when planning on installing Android apps on a microSD card
Not just for saving maps, photos, videos, music, dictionary and files, it likewise allows the user to be devoid of slow for modifying and upgrading information
I have a 32Gb that shows A1 and HC 1
The Kingston’s faster write speeds topped 150 MB/s, but
C10, UHS, U3, V30, A2 160MB/s read 1; 90MB/s write 64GB Up to C10, UHS, U3, V30, A2 160MB/s read 1; 60MB/s write 32GB Up to C10, UHS, U3, V30, A1 100MB/s read 1; 60MB/s write Boost Your Play with Next-Level Performance Gear up and play fiercely with the SanDisk Extreme® microSD™ card, ideal for mobile gaming
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The Kingston’s faster write speeds topped 150 MB/s, but
C10, UHS, U3, V30, A2 160MB/s read 1; 90MB/s write 64GB Up to C10, UHS, U3, V30, A2 160MB/s read 1; 60MB/s write 32GB Up to C10, UHS, U3, V30, A1 100MB/s read 1; 60MB/s write Boost Your Play with Next-Level Performance Gear up and play fiercely with the SanDisk Extreme® microSD™ card, ideal for mobile gaming
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SanDisk MicroSDXC card for Nintendo Switch (128 GB, Apex Legends) The best microSD cards This microSD card is fast, consistent,
Rated at UHS Speed Class 1 (U3) and UHS Video Speed Class 30 (V30), the Superior microSDXC UHS-I card claims to hit read and write speeds up to 100MBps and 80MBps respectively, with minimum random
My question is, does it matter at all for the N3DS? Anyone have anecdotes from personal use? 2 3 comments Top raph986 • 3 yr