SD cards, transfer rates and optimization.
Lucky Cynic
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Hey there guys, this probably is a very minute detail in my life but I would appreciate it if someone could help me break it down. Knowing the forums, there probably is going to be some egg head to explain things into gross detail.
Basically, I have a high speed (advertised at 30mb/s) SD card. Actually about 7 or 8 of them. I have a card reader that I have connected to the front of my computer over USB (I don't believe 3.0) and when I transfer files, the transfer speeds in the box says 18-19mb/s. Not like I can't wait an extra 2 or 3 minutes, but what are ways to speed this up? Would an integrated card reader be better? By how much? What about getting the UHS 1 cards that are 45mb/s or is the USB being the bottle neck here?
Basically, I have a high speed (advertised at 30mb/s) SD card. Actually about 7 or 8 of them. I have a card reader that I have connected to the front of my computer over USB (I don't believe 3.0) and when I transfer files, the transfer speeds in the box says 18-19mb/s. Not like I can't wait an extra 2 or 3 minutes, but what are ways to speed this up? Would an integrated card reader be better? By how much? What about getting the UHS 1 cards that are 45mb/s or is the USB being the bottle neck here?
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