I know this computer will support a micro-SDHC card if you use an SD adapter, but will it support an SDXC card? Ideas on speed limits?
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For some reason this computer kept freezing.it looks to me like there some hardware issues. Will self shot down and says issues reported to Microsoft but no solution was ever given. Updated the bois through the website but that did nothing. As far as sdxc no clue
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For some reason this computer kept freezing.it looks to me like there may be some hardware issues. Will self shot down and says issues reported to Microsoft but no solution was ever given. Updated the bois through the website but that did nothing. As far as sdxc no clue
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Yes----The front of the package has a speed reference that is noted that it was obtained with a Transcend 128 GB SDXC UHS-I card so it would appear that this reader supports at least up to 128 GB cards. Technically your 64 GB card is an SDXC card. See the definitions below. Capacity of Memory (1) Standard Capacity SD Memory Card (SDSC) : Up to and including 2 GB (2) High Capacity SD Memory Card (SDHC): More than 2GB and up to and including 32GB (3) Extended Capacity SD Memory Card (SDXC): More than 32GB and up to and including 2TB This reader supports all 3 types above including UHS-I (Ultra High Speed) versions.
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The basic manual just says SD card. I'm using a micro SD HC with an adapter. Not sure about the XC.
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Not sure. This old camera probably does not support such a large card size, and for sure does not support high speed. No need to go faster than say 400x with it.
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I haven't used the extra SDXC card in a while, but I have used a 32 gb SDHC and my usualy 64 gb SDXC without any problems in the past. If I remember correctly I had to go through the menu and make sure to format the cards before using them. Also, make sure you download the latest firmware from the Canon website it fixes problems with SDXC and a few other issues. I just got a 128 gb SDXC for a long trip I'll be taking and don't anticipate any problems. All my cards are Class 10 and my SDXC cards are both PNY
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in your manual or specs verify that your slot can read an SDXC card. I would assume all the newer devices do. But verify
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It supports SDHC which allows up to 32 gig. You can also format a 64 gig card as SDHC with a larger cluster size, hence fewer clusters, and use it. This means it won't hold nearly as many small files but if you use the card for large files it'll hold 64 gig. I've been doing this for a couple of years on a variety of tablets that are only supposed to hold 32 gig cards and they've all worked just fine.Barry
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It's able to read a 32 gig Micro SDHC card for sure, as that's what I use with mine, but I'm not sure about the 64 gig SDXC card, since they switched over to an entirely new file system for that format and I was too scared to risk the money on the larger card in case it didn't work.
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I'm using a 32GB card in mine. . I have a 64GB card also but did not use as it was SDXC. I figured it probably wouldn't work and didn't bother trying.
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SDHC works like a champ, I believe it can handle up to a 16Gb card...Fred Dagg seems to have provided the thorough answer below.
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This product supports SD (Secure Digital), SDHC (Secure DigitalHigh Capacity), SDXC (Secure Digital eXtended Capacity),microSD, microSDHC, or microSDXC memory cards. (From the manual)
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the specs for this computer says its a 5 in 1 card reader ( xD-Picture Card ), ( SD Memory Card ), ( Memory Stick PRO ), ( Memory Stick ), ( MultiMediaCard ) Have not used it yet though...you can probably check this out with the store representative before you purchase
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It supports the most recent format (SDXC) so you can use any cards currently available SD,SDHC,and SDXC. SDXC have a range from 32GB up to 2TB. but any thing above 128GB is still pretty in affordable. Plus when you look at pricing you want to make sure the write speed is fast enough to support smooth uninterrupted full HD recording. I would go for at least a 50MB/ sec speed. I personally use 95MB/sec.
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I understand the card slot is SD and not SDX speed so it is the equal of USB2. I've tried a VMWare 64bit XP on the card and it was sluggish with Visio. Light usage would be OK but I'd say no to any serious VM use.
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i have a 64gb sdxc UHS1 samsung card which has been reformatted from exfat to FAT32 as my camera cant read exfat. I can use the 64gb card in this without issues. I have used flash drives and hard disk of 1TB solely powered by the WiStor for streaming.
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I actually don't know what these are, SDHC AND SDXC, but it does handle SD, MMC, and MS. Sorry for my poor knowledge...
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I've seen benchmark tests of various SD/SDHC cards and there do see to be speed differences according to brand. SanDisk is usually at or somewhere near the top so they're a safe bet.If you have an old SD card reader then you may well need to replace it. If you have documentation for the reader and it doesn't list being able to read cards above 2GB then it might be too old to support SDHC cards.