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Old 06-27-2018, 02:10 PM   #594
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Originally Posted by DNSB View Post
Do a search for discussions on small block read/write speeds. For myself, when I was experimenting on my Aura HD, I found that a Sandisk Class 10 uSD card showed a minor but noticeable speed increase when opening a large ebook while a Patriot Class 10 uSD card showed a very noticeable slowdown. After some research and testing both cards in my laptop's SD card slot using Crystal DiskMark, I found the large block read/write speeds for both cards was comparable but the Sandisk had good small block read/write speeds while the Patriot's small block speeds sucked big time. Linux and related OS tend to do a lot of small block read/writes so that a good result in the small block tests is pretty much needed.
This, pretty much. Stick to SanDisk and Samsung for microSD. Doesn't really matter what class. I actually have Samsung Class 6 cards that beat other Class 10 (even SanDisk) in terms of small block read/write.

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