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One GREAT WAY to speed HD2 PERFORMANCE

I created videos showing the dramatic difference (before vs. after) but then realized this site does not allow me to upload videos (and I am too lazy to set up a utube account).
The 16GB Micro SDHC card that comes with the T-Mobile HTC HD2 is only Class 2 and is a very SLOOOOOWWW card (also class 2 cards are CHEAP, that is why it is INCLUDED FREE). If you watch the Transformer movies installed on that card you will discover there are a few times during the movies where the screen momentarily freezes. Also if you have alot of songs on the card, when you scroll over to the media player you will see it takes forever for the media player tab (about 45 seconds) to display anything. Even a game that comes with the unit repeatedly freezes and is not playable because of the speed of the card - under games, try the game called "Ferrari GT Evolution". It is a great game but it is unplayable on that card.
I purchased a 16GB Class 6 Micro SDHC Card and it came today. I copied everything from the old card to the new card. WOW, WHAT A DIFFERENCE! It is about $60 but is makes a VERY big difference in performance for everything mentioned above. For instance, the Ferrari game mentioned above does not freeze at all (and loads much faster) and also when I scroll over to the media play tab the delay before that tab becomes useable is only about 3 seconds.
If you want a SAFE great way to really improve the performance of your unit, replace the old crappy Class 2 Micro SDHC card with a Class 6 version. WOW.
(BTW, my main reason for getting this card was also that it took too long to take a photo and then to be able to take another one immediately afterwards. Now that is MUCH faster as well. A workaround would be to not use the card for picture storage but I prefer to put them on the card.)

I have been using a 4GB class 6 card I had laying around and I have seen a difference as well. I copied all the data from the 16GB card to my computer then copied it to the 4GB card to start out with. I saw a big improvement in the momentary freezes that occur when navigating the UI, music indexing and video playback. After using that card for a couple weeks I copied everything back to the 16GB card after formatting it and popped it back in to see if it was a placebo effect. Things were noticeably different, it just felt more sluggish at times. The Class 2 card isn't bad and it isn't the whole problem but getting a better card does change things a bit.
I did pick up a couple 8GB class 6 Sandisk cards for about $10 not to long ago for my camera. The 16GB and 32GB cards aren't as economical yet. The improvement is worth $10-$20 dollars to me but not $60.

how can i tell if my other card is a class 4 or not

sherlockpwnz said:
how can i tell if my other card is a class 4 or not
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It'll be printed right on the front of the card...a little number inside of a circle. If you dont see one there, odds are it's a class-2

Panasonic makes a Class 10...that's what I use lolol...
~Jasecloud4

Class 6 vs 2 Photo... (Micro SDHC Card)
There is no such thing as a Class 10
Look at the photo (CLICK ON THE PHOTO TO ENLARGE IT AND SEE THE DIFFERENCE) FOR THE Speed Class Designation. I guess the standard spec does not say which way is right-side up for printed labels!
Class 6 is the highest speed currently. There are 32GB cards out there (which the unit can support) but they are VERY expensive. The Class 6 card I bought was somehyting like $60 with the shipping from Newegg.com.
Also notice that it is such a damned nightmare to be able to read these ever so tinier labels on everything out there! (Or maybe it's also because of my age.)
It is true, also, that those without the class specification are much older - and slower, I guess they should all be lumped in presumably with class 2

KruseLudsMobile said:
There is no such thing as a Class 10
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You might want to have a look at THIS and THIS...class-10 16GB cards do exist and are currently available. Jase doesn't usually just make crap up either

Wow Class 10 - !
Sorry, my bad, I guess there is Class 10 now! YIKES! My apologies

PWND!
sweet I didin't know there were class 10 either.
Guess I am going to pick one up soon.

scrizz said:
PWND!
sweet I didin't know there were class 10 either.
Guess I am going to pick one up soon.
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No one is pwning anyone.
Just merely stating the fact.

$100...Hope they become cheaper!

thanks for this thread... i totally didn't realize there were speed diffs on microSD cards.
so a few questions then:
1. the new 32GB sandisk microSD is only class 2... i assume no other manufactures are out yet, especially with a class 6 or 10. this is the very end of the SDHC standard. the next upgrade will be all SDXCs.
2. will a class10 be better than a class 6? i always thought that there are spec. limitations to SD card readers itself. does anyone know what the max limit of the HD2 SD card reader is? class 6 or 10? because if it's class 6, then buying a class 10 would be useless.
i remember that older SD card readers can't read the SDHCs.

JediFonger said:
thanks for this thread... i totally didn't realize there were speed diffs on microSD cards.
so a few questions then:
1. the new 32GB sandisk microSD is only class 2... i assume no other manufactures are out yet, especially with a class 6 or 10. this is the very end of the SDHC standard. the next upgrade will be all SDXCs.
2. will a class10 be better than a class 6? i always thought that there are spec. limitations to SD card readers itself. does anyone know what the max limit of the HD2 SD card reader is? class 6 or 10? because if it's class 6, then buying a class 10 would be useless.
i remember that older SD card readers can't read the SDHCs.
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1. I haven't seen any class 6 32gig cards but there will be some eventually.
2. Technically class 10 is faster than class 6 but unless you run everything off your sdcard and have a ton of music/video I doubt it would be worth it. If you were going to be using a 32gig card then a class 10 would probably be worth it, though I don't know if the HD2 supports that speed.

sirphunkee said:
You might want to have a look at THIS and THIS...class-10 16GB cards do exist and are currently available. Jase doesn't usually just make crap up either
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Thanks for the "usual" lolol...
To be honest I've got the class 10 Panasonic, and a class 6 Kingston, (both 16gb [32gb models are ridiculously expensive]) and when you run them side-by-side in a phone, there really isn't a difference in everyday use that I can tell. Class 6 is plenty fast for a phone. But there's always people like me in the world who aren't afraid to fork over the extra money to see if the latest tech will get me a little extra speed.
For those on the ropes as to what to get: if your just listening to music, Class 2 is good; for video, class 4 is good; if your non-stop music and video all day everyday work and play, and have some extra cash Class 6 rocks.
For all of you nut jobs like me who care about the extra microseconds of speed, lolololol, and have the money to spend...get the Class 10...
~Jasecloud4

the first thing i did for my hd2 was upgrade to a class 6 from previous experience with rooted android handsets (where upgrade to class 6 is always recommended

would a class 10 or a class 6 improve battery life?

Thanks for the thread and the informative posts, I guess I will make sure to get at least a class 6 for my media heavy device.

Also, if I were to buy one, which companies are reliable? Or are they all pretty much the same? I've only heard of SanDisk and Kingston because I've met the co owner of Kingston and he gave me some free stuff before.

jas0nw0ng said:
Also, if I were to buy one, which companies are reliable? Or are they all pretty much the same? I've only heard of SanDisk and Kingston because I've met the co owner of Kingston and he gave me some free stuff before.
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I would just stick with sandisk or kingston anyway, they're both as reliable as any, and usually priced right along the lesser-known maufacturers.

So for anyone who has used both a class 6 and class 10 card IN THE HD2, is there a speed difference? I have a paypal coupon code that is good for 25% off, and am eyeing some of the class 10 kingston cards on ebay which would come out to about $74 with this coupon code. Not very much more than a class 6, course i could just use the coupon code for a class 6 off ebay too. I would like to go the 32gb route, but seems everything 32gb is class 2 =(

[Q] Most Reliable SD Card to Run Android

Might sound like a strange question, but what would you suggest getting for most stable Android run. I've had a SAN DISK 16GB but it would always get corrupt and formatting (tried using SD Formatter/windows tools/phone) would only fix the problem for short time.
So which of the following in your opinion is the most reliable choice:
1. SAN DISK
2. PATRIOT
3. Kingston
4. ADATA
5. Transcend
6. Lexar
7. SONY
Also, what class (2,4,6 would be nice if someone could explain whats best and generally what it means). As well as capacity (whether it affects reliability)

No one buy the kingston class 4 4gb card, does not work well at all! I trashed it lol

i got a Class 10 Patriot card, works well, really well

Transcends 8gb Class 6!
Never had a problem with it

Hi, I am using transcend 8Gb card. I dont find any problem till now.

RiData 16GB Class 6
Been using it for 2 weeks. No issues.
Write & Read transfers are averaging 9mbs when transfering backups to and from.

Kingmax 8Gb Class 6, not bad

Don't buy transcend 8gb class 6 card in any situation, it has really bad power drainage problem in every build, after I swapped it with my friends verbatim class 4 8gb I have top 1 % per hour drain in standby, believe me.

Stock 16 gb san disk I got when I purchased my hd2, runs amazingly
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Got 3 sandisks 2 4 8gb..all work well

I use stock card
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Any way to check faulty micro sd?
Thanks everyone for the input, seems like I've either got a faulty SanDisk card or doing something wrong here. Are there any tools to test whether or not my 16Gb SanDisk micro sd is faulty or possibly corrupt... By the way, I got it off ebay for $20... seems fishy, although it came in original packagin brand new.

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German TakeMS 4GB Class6, works like a charm...

Transcend 16gb class 6 runs Android with no hiccups at all and the transfer rate is blazing fast

Samsung 4Go Class 4, low battery drainage, performs like a class 6 card. Original style (grey coloured).

Battery consumption
Battery consumption on Transcend sucks if you want long battery life use sandisk or best by my tests 8gb class 4 Kingston.

i have 4 different sd cards kingston 4 gig class 2, 2 sandisk 4 gig , and a class 6 transcend 8 gig...and i always get better results with the stock card

deli_gt said:
Don't buy transcend 8gb class 6 card in any situation, it has really bad power drainage problem in every build, after I swapped it with my friends verbatim class 4 8gb I have top 1 % per hour drain in standby, believe me.
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Sd card don't have jack sh*$ to do with battery drain. As far as cards go, it don't matter. Just pick one. There all the same regardless if someone says this one is faster because it's a class 6, or 8. I have a class 2,4, and 8. No difference what so ever. Even though its written on the class 8 at a higher speed.

Any idea on why sometimes I find non-removable random symbol files on my SD? Does this indicate corruption?

German TakeMS 8gb class 6 extreme fast and stable.
beware buying microsd on ebay
chk this site before buying http://sosfakeflash.wordpress.com/

[Q] Desire Z SD card class?

Hi,
Does anybody here knows which class is the 8gb micro sd card included in the Desire Z??

Not 100% positive on this but I remember reading somewhere that it was only a class 2 card... =/

I got a class 4 card, but seems to be a bit of lottery.
I've read that some got class 2.

Mine was 8 GB, Samsung, Class 2. And it got replaced right away with a 16 GB Class 10.

darthmelk said:
Mine was 8 GB, Samsung, Class 2. And it got replaced right away with a 16 GB Class 10.
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Is there any point in a class 10?
Can the Z handle it? I know the Pulse has a limit of class 6...
Also - nice card.

Damm I hope I get a class 4 but how can you know which class is the sd card? Does it say on it?

Yes typically the card will have the class printed on it.
Remember though the class is a measurement of the MINIMUM speed the card is capable of handling.
Ex: Class 4 can write at a MINIMUM of 4 mb/s. I have a kingston class 4, 8GB card that I have tested thourougly and it regularly writes at 8+ mb/s.
Not sure where you draw the line on what is overkill for an Android Device. I know on other devices, I.E. SLR Cameras, a slow/bad card can have a big impact on the way things run...

Came with a Samsung Class 2 8GB for me, replaced it with an San Disk 16GB Class 4.

DanWilson said:
Is there any point in a class 10?
Can the Z handle it? I know the Pulse has a limit of class 6...
Also - nice card.
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Yes, it can handle the Class 10. The only real benefit is when doing 720p video recording. Most of the time, anything over a Class 4 will feel the same in day-to-day usage (other than video recording).
The other advantage is that if you transfer files to the phone, it'll be somewhat faster.
Also, the card you get with the DZ, it show the class right on the card itself. In my case it was a Samsung 8GB MicroSDHC Class 2. Replaced with a Kingston 16GB MicroSDHC Class 10. <3
Here's a somewhat subjective read on the topic: http://pocketnow.com/android/does-using-a-faster-sdcard-make-your-phone-faster

I don't know if you can see the difference between Class 2 and Class 10 on the Desire Z. Maybe running some apps that install on SD Card is a little faster, also saving photos, browsing through MP3s, playing videos, etc.
When moving large quantities of data (bigger files), there is an increase in speed, e.g. 18 MB/s (Class 10) vs. 10-12 MB/s (Class 2). I expect the differencte to be the same with small files, but I haven't tested yet. Maybe it's not worth the double price tag, but I needed 16 GB and chose to go with the fastest option available...

Mine and everyone else I know with a Z or G2 came with a samsung 8gb class 2 card.
I have now put my 8Gb class 4 in, but I might look to get a bigger class 4 or 6 card soon.

Lennyuk said:
I have now put my 8Gb class 4 in, but I might look to get a bigger class 4 or 6 card soon.
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Mymemory is doing 16gig class 4s for 18 quid. I haven't put mine in my phone yet but i'll try to do a speed test over the wkend and post back.
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ddotpatel said:
Mymemory is doing 16gig class 4s for 18 quid. I haven't put mine in my phone yet but i'll try to do a speed test over the wkend and post back.
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ah cool, let me know.

Mine came with a Sandisk Class 4.

TheDeadCpu said:
I got a SanDisk Class 4 8GB.
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Indeed, today I finally got my Desire Z and got the same class 4 SanDisk 8 Gb card

buzmay said:
Indeed, today I finally got my Desire Z and got the same class 4 SanDisk 8 Gb card
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Same here.from uk, two weeks old. Sandisk clss4
-- sent from htc z using xda app

Mine also came with sandisk class 4.
Must be a different batch or something, as everyone on first release were samsung class 2 from what I remember...
Sent by my phone

Yeah sounds like they've switched to Class 4 cards now for new shipments.

ddotpatel said:
Mymemory is doing 16gig class 4s for 18 quid. I haven't put mine in my phone yet but i'll try to do a speed test over the wkend and post back.
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HOLD FIRE on mymemory. This new card is giving read speeds of 10 mbs but write speed only 1 mbs!!!!!!!!!! I need to test in my Hero to see what I get.
Can anyone recommend good speed test apps, for either android or to run off my Windows lappy?

I got a SanDisk Class 4, 8GB card with mine (NAM Unbranded/Unlocked Version)
Tested it and it writes at 5.21 mb/s and reads at 14.8 mb/s

[Q] Cass 10 SD cards causing BSoD and Wake Delay

This is an observation across several different builds with Hastrain 8.5.x and MDJ 7-8 kernels:
ScanDisk Class 2 MicroSD -- runs smooth without any problems
Any Class 10 MicroSD that i have tried -- frequent wake from sleep screen delays and occaionals BSoD
I have tried MDG Revolution 1.7, CoreDroid, Topia Series with Hastrain 8.5.x and MDJ 7-8 kernels.
The problem with Class 10 microSD cards is consistent and dissapears instantly after switching back to a Class 2 microSD.
I am not sure why, perhapps it has something to do with power consumption.
It would be great is Hastrain or MDJ could look into this problem.
Any feedback would be appreciated!
Thanks

That's not your card. That happens to all class cards on all builds. Some people say its fixed but that is straight BS. Like you, I wish it was fixed once and for all.

Maybe your class 10 card is error. Use flash card software to test it (in reading/writing testing).

I think i have found the problem. When i come back
From standby the wlan stopped and then comes back.
I tested it i deactivated wlan and test it no freezes when
Wlan is activated it freezes.

Is the class 10 also a sandisk card?
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I have one Kingmax class 10 16G and one Toshiba class 2 16G. I got the same problem only when using the class 10 ,especially on the phone call page.

mkutsen said:
This is an observation across several different builds with Hastrain 8.5.x and MDJ 7-8 kernels:
ScanDisk Class 2 MicroSD -- runs smooth without any problems
Any Class 10 MicroSD that i have tried -- frequent wake from sleep screen delays and occaionals BSoD
I have tried MDG Revolution 1.7, CoreDroid, Topia Series with Hastrain 8.5.x and MDJ 7-8 kernels.
The problem with Class 10 microSD cards is consistent and dissapears instantly after switching back to a Class 2 microSD.
I am not sure why, perhapps it has something to do with power consumption.
It would be great is Hastrain or MDJ could look into this problem.
Any feedback would be appreciated!
Thanks
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I have the same problem like you. Everytime I tried to use my wintec calss 10 sd card for the android, the system will lag and have BSoD. When it wake up from sleep mode, it is very laggy. So I think the HD2 Android does not support using the Calss 10 Card.
PS. I tried the class 10 in window Vista but it doesn't have any problem. Therefore, I am sure it's not the card problem.

Perform a full disk check and also a benchmark.
Compare it to your Class 2 card.
Then proceed to copy 2 gig of data to it. If it is class 10 it should sustain 10MB/sec for the entire copy. If not you may see 10 at the start but then it slowly gets slower. Also the card will get very hot.
Its starting to get very difficult to get genuine cards. I have a number of Class 10's. One from ebay and another 2 from local stores. All are fakes.
I have a class 4 which is the best I have got so far. Can copy GB's to it and it stays constant for the whole copy. Others start of good but 1/2 way the card is really hot and only getting 50kb/sec

In my experience, only 3 card brands work, sandisk, samsung and toshiba. Kingmax, wintec and patriot didn't. I guess the class didn't matter.
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mattfmartin said:
That's not your card. That happens to all class cards on all builds. Some people say its fixed but that is straight BS. Like you, I wish it was fixed once and for all.
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Its device-dependent.
My old HD2 had loads of lag when "waking up" but since I broke it and got a new one, I have had almost no wake-up lag. The longest I ever have to wait for the screen to come on is 2-3 seconds, and usually its less.
Perhaps different microSD cards exacerbate the problem, but the underlying problem is in your HD2 itself. I use a Class 6 card myself.

Been using a class 10 card ever since I got my HD2 in the summer. Works fine here..
It's a Kingston class 10 SD, dunno if that helps

jose makalolot said:
Is the class 10 also a sandisk card?
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I have 3 sdcards
Sandisk 8GB Class 6 (write ca. 7mb/s) freezing
Sandisk 8GB Class 4 (write ca. 5mb/s) freezing
Sandisk 8GB Class 2 (write ca. 2.5mb/s) testing know !!! I give in few hours feedback.

I also experience slow wake ups with both of my class 6 cards as compared to my class 2 16 gig. On my class 2, wake up is instant. On my class 6 cards (4gig and 8gig), wake time is approximately 3 to 5 seconds. I really wish someone could figure this out because of the difference in file transfer speeds; my class 2 is almost unbearable.

It would be interesting if you could all try using this build over here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=870518
Darkstone's build puts everything into RAM so that your SD card shouldn't matter. Why don't you report back and tell us if that fixes your crashing/sleep problems?

nimsim said:
Been using a class 10 card ever since I got my HD2 in the summer. Works fine here..
It's a Kingston class 10 SD, dunno if that helps
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I think the key factor is to stay with quality name brand cards. My class 2 is Sandisk and my class 6 4/8gig are off brand. I'm going to try different format settings and see what I can come up with. I post back if I find anything significant.

pkchips said:
Its device-dependent.
My old HD2 had loads of lag when "waking up" but since I broke it and got a new one, I have had almost no wake-up lag. The longest I ever have to wait for the screen to come on is 2-3 seconds, and usually its less.
Perhaps different microSD cards exacerbate the problem, but the underlying problem is in your HD2 itself. I use a Class 6 card myself.
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I think you are all forgetting my post.
The SAME sd card can be fast in one HD2 and crap in another HD2.

hi
probably your sd card is abnormal cause some of the kingston and other cards are made with errors,i had a similar sd card from kingston i dont know whatever i did with it formatted it multiple times it never booted an
android build,i booted in ubuntu and used disk utility it had a lot of errors then googled and came to find out that there were batches of kingston cards with similar errors coz 1 tech support guy in an fabrication organisation found it it and they sent all the batch of their cards to kingston for replacement which kingston did,i am using the card in garmin gps as storage i think these error cards see the batch number and see other original cards they are slightly different with their numbers as well as letters you can google it and find it out.thats why be careful from where you buy it.
try using disk utility in ubuntu you may find out what is wrong with it call the company and try to replace it

Fake cards
What I was alluding to in my previous post was all the name brand cards are suffering have fakes. Right down to holograms etc on the boxes.
Even retailers are getting caught out as the shipments are getting hijacked on the way and good cards are being swapped for fakes.
Very simply you can take a class 2 card and change the clock to run at high speed. Runs great for the few first seconds however quickly overheats and starts to fail with write errors etc.
I have "Genuine" Sandisk and Kingston cards here. Both bench great but when copying a large amount of data to it it gets hotter and hotter. Eventually crawling at ridiculous speeds. Keep pushing it and I start getting write errors.
Finally picked up a genuine Kingston. Only a class 4 but after 4GB sustained writes it is still only warm and pushing 4.1mb/sec.
Compared to my Sandisk (With hologram) Class 8 which can only do 200kb/sec after 1GB of data. Eventually will fail before 2gb ram.

Yanardag said:
I have 3 sdcards
Sandisk 8GB Class 6 (write ca. 7mb/s) freezing
Sandisk 8GB Class 4 (write ca. 5mb/s) freezing
Sandisk 8GB Class 2 (write ca. 2.5mb/s) testing know !!! I give in few hours feedback.
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Ok i have tested the Class 2 card. It freezes too.
I find the freezing comes after ~10min. Before 10min.
Is nothing from this cards freez the lockscreen.
I think wlan is major problem. With wlan off is nothing freezing,
Mobile data i have not tested.

wlan = wifi ?

32GB MicroSD Wait!!!

I recently picked up a 32gig MSD for my Evo as I kept running out of room on the 16gig card. I went from a 16GB Class 6 to the latest Class1 or 2 that SanDisk has. My phone takes around 3 minutes to boot now at best. Looking at gallery or anything like that is SLOwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww. If you are thinking about and have lots of pics/videos and use App2SD like I do, you will only be disappointed in the end results with the Sandisk card. Just sharing so others can save and wait for a real card.
Lisnup

Interesting...I have a 32gb sandisk class 2 card that is 3/4 full and I have very little if any delay...I only have 8.19gb space left.

MsRandall said:
Interesting...I have a 32gb sandisk class 2 card that is 3/4 full and I have very little if any delay...I only have 8.19gb space left.
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I have 11 gigs left at current and the only change I did was this card and I can say that performance of the gallery and boot time has severly suffered from what my old card gave me.

the lower the class number on the card, the slower the transfer rate. So your 16gb class 6 may have less room, but its way faster than a 32gb class 2. Dont know if this helps or not.

gsx62391 said:
the lower the class number on the card, the slower the transfer rate. So your 16gb class 6 may have less room, but its way faster than a 32gb class 2. Dont know if this helps or not.
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+1. I switched from the Class 2 8GB card that came with it to a Class 10 16GB card and the differences are staggering. I never benchmarked my class 2, but I get around 17.8 Mbps read/write on this one. On my 8GB card it would take about nine minutes to transfer a movie from my phone, now it takes under a minute.

that isnt always true that cards are just slower. The class system is a min spec system meaning they have to atleast hit this to make it they can be well over it depending on the chip used

Most people benchmarking the San disk 32gb cards are finding them to perform closer to class 4 then the indicated class 2. Check out the thread in the accessory section. Perhapse your card is defective.

Sandisk. The Yugo/Walmart of the mem card world. None of the pro photographers that shoot digital that I've met will even touch them.

lisnup65 said:
I recently picked up a 32gig MSD for my Evo as I kept running out of room on the 16gig card. I went from a 16GB Class 6 to the latest Class1 or 2 that SanDisk has. My phone takes around 3 minutes to boot now at best. Looking at gallery or anything like that is SLOwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww. If you are thinking about and have lots of pics/videos and use App2SD like I do, you will only be disappointed in the end results with the Sandisk card. Just sharing so others can save and wait for a real card.
Lisnup
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I've had a similar experience with my 32GB class 2 sandisk MSD.
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My 16gb class"6" sandisk POS clocks at class 4, barely. Got what I paid for at $30 I guess. (last time I buy that crap)
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My 32gb clocks right at class 4 just as its labeled, I like it seems to work just fine
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My 32gb. Class 2 SanDisk clocks in at Class 6... lol, I guess I got what I paid for. It suck BC I just paid for a 32gb Class 4 Kingston BC I thought it would be faster.
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