The prices for these SD cards are near identical, with the Pro Plus version usually only being a dollar or five more depending on the size. Is there any benefit to using a Samsung Pro Plus in a 3DS over an Evo Plus after formatting it to 32k or 64k?
64k is only useful for very specific SD cards, I have a 128gb Evo Plus that has to be formatted in 64k or my GBA injects won't display properly. I also have a 256gb Evo Plus that will have the same issue unless it's formatted to 32k. That's why I said either 32k or 64k.Won't really matter a lot as the 3ds can't really use the A2 speed. 64k would boot slightly faster but it would also take up more space on the card.
No. The 3DS' SD reader is quite slow.The prices for these SD cards are near identical, with the Pro Plus version usually only being a dollar or five more depending on the size. Is there any benefit to using a Samsung Pro Plus in a 3DS over an Evo Plus after formatting it to 32k or 64k?
64k is only useful for very specific SD cards, I have a 128gb Evo Plus that has to be formatted in 64k or my GBA injects won't display properly. I also have a 256gb Evo Plus that will have the same issue unless it's formatted to 32k. That's why I said either 32k or 64k.
*sigh*Do you even know how cluster work?
*sigh*
Yes but please elaborate
Not sure where you got the "- 1" from. Clusters are exact power of 2 sizes. Only files have a limitation because in 32 bits you can't encode 4 GB (2³²).
That's very unusual and my first instinct would be to suggest checking that it is indeed formatted with 32k clusters and not 64k clusters.I also have a 256gb Evo Plus that will have the same issue unless it's formatted to 32k.