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It’s such a ridiculous dark pattern to only advertise read speed when in almost all cases write speed matters more. Also, the SD speed class notation is almost
by Sharlin 7y ago
It’s such a ridiculous dark pattern to only advertise read speed when in almost all cases write speed matters more. Also, the SD speed class notation is almost totally obsolete and anachronistic because these days even the fastest class 10 has a minimum speed requirement so low it tells you almost nothing about the card’s performance.
- gruez 7y ago> Also, the SD speed class notation is almost totally obsolete and anachronistic because these days even the fastest class 10 has a minimum speed requirement so low it tells you almost nothing about the card’s performance. There are higher speed classes past class 10. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SD_card#Class https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SD_card#Class
- khedoros1 7y agoNot in the sense of a "C" surrounding a larger number than 10. Instead, you get a card marked with all of "C10", "U3", "A2", "V60", or some crap like that. Give me 4 numbers: Read and write speeds, each in terms of minimum sustained transfer rate and minimum random IOPS.