SDHC vs. micro SDHC
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SDHC vs. micro SDHC
I am just curious if there is difference in performance between 16GB MICROSDHC KINGSTON CL10 and 16GB SDHC KINGSTON CL10 because I want to install linux mint on it. I wonder if the micro version is slower than the other because there is an extra layer of conductors and if the micro version will raise temperatures faster/slower than the normal SDHC card. What do you think guys?
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Re: SDHC vs. micro SDHC
Sure, various opinions..
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http://archive.slickdeals.net/f/1090937 ... difference
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--a more legitimate (better reputation) site..
Re: SDHC vs. micro SDHC
I've read the forums, and some people claim that MicroSDs are one idea slower than the SD (SDHC but anyway).DrHu wrote:Sure, various opinions..
http://archive.slickdeals.net/f/1090937 ... difference
http://forums.anandtech.com/showthread.php?t=2051597
--a more legitimate (better reputation) site..
I guess that the Micro versions are slower due they have an extra layer of conductors. I mean - in SD cards the memory chip is connected straight to the pins.
But in Micro SD cards the memory chip is connected first to the pins of the small "case", then you put the small card in the adapter and you add a second layer of conductors/pins (they have their own resistance and when you double it - signals flow slowly).
Maybe I'm wrong but that's how I explain it to myself.