I'm starting again this project because the first one was a disaster thanks to "WP Bench"
To all HD7 users who have installed microSD or microSDXC, with capacities of 32 or 64GB only.
This time I chose "AnTuTu Benchmark", I have tested it and the storage test can be executed as a stand alone test.
The only data needed is:
Model: HD7(T9292) or HD7S(T9295)
Brand of the card: Sandisk, Samsung, etc.
microSD model:
Capacity: 32GB or 64GB (redundant? yes, since the model says which capacity is, but this can help newbies to choose
Storage Write: xx.x MB/s
Storage Read: xx.x MB/s
Bootloader version:
ROM used: Stock or Custom (you can include the name if you want to)
For a better selection of data run the test several times (3-5 times), no other programs running, no charger or computer connected; and select the best results, these results can be from different test as my example in the second post: one result was from the 2nd test and the other from the 3rd test...
No, this time I don't want any screenshots, only the results.
Let's do a Database of working cards for the HD7.:highfive:, and this time(I hope) the project won't crash before taking off.
Thanks for your effort and for having the courage to buy and test those cards on this wonderful device.
Example
Model: HD7S (AT&T T9295)
Brand of the card: Sandisk
microSD model: Unknown (stock memory)
Capacity: 16GB
Storage Write: 3.4 MB/s
Storage Read:13.7 MB/s
Bootloader version: 3.3.2250.0
ROM used: Custom, 7.10.8858 Deepshining v8.0
These result will be upgraded as soon my new 64GB card is installed on the phone...
Related
BACKGROUND:
Many people (including me) can't flash ROM from microSD card
AIM:
To help identify possible causes of the flashing errors with the microSD card method
METHODS:
Method: A trial and error test was conducted on my X1
Variables: 1) Brand: Sandisk, Kingston and unbranded cards 2) Capacity: 1 GB and 2 GB cards 3) Format: FAT32 or non-FAT32 (other format)
Endpoints: Flash successful or Flash not successful
Total cards tested: 6
Write lock: released
RESULTS:
FLASH NOT SUCCESSFUL: All cards when non-FAT32 formatted
FLASH NOT SUCCESSFUL: All cards when brand = Kingston
FLASH SUCCESSFUL: All FAT32 cards from Sandisk brand or unbranded
CONCLUSIONS:
Seems like most of the problems reported could be due to 1) non-FAT32 format or B) Kingston brand cards
COMMENTS:
Conlcusions can not be extrapolated to all Kingston cards because I tested only two Kingston cards and both were 2GB. Possible confusing factors could be considered
PLEASE SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCE to add more input
I have never withnessed any problem.
1GB 2GB 6GB 8GB 16GB..
Havn't tried 4GB yet.
xmoo said:
I have never withnessed any problem.
1GB 2GB 6GB 8GB 16GB..
Havn't tried 4GB yet.
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Any of these was kingston ??
Works like a charm on 8gb microSDHC from Sandisk.
Always use sandisk, best memcards on the market atm.
gtrab said:
Any of these was kingston ??
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Nope, all of them were Sandisk.
I have a 8GB kingston here, no problem with the microSD flash method.
never even seen a kingston microsd..
fards said:
never even seen a kingston microsd..
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heh really?
http://www.kingston.com/flash/sdhc_micro.asp
My 8GB is class 4 but I have no prob writing at 6MB+. Made in Japan too.
outie said:
heh really?
http://www.kingston.com/flash/sdhc_micro.asp
My 8GB is class 4 but I have no prob writing at 6MB+. Made in Japan too.
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seriously, but then admittedly I've not looked very hard
I've promised to be a quick website for someone in exchange for a 32gb card at somepoint, but I guess they aren't in the wild yet..
outie said:
I have a 8GB kingston here, no problem with the microSD flash method.
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Yours is Kingston "SDHC" 8GB
My cards are "normal" SD 2GB
There could be a difference...
MORE USER EXPERIENCES PLEASE ???
what about the various errors? "no image file" appears to be default - could be worth loggin these too.
No luck with the 2G Sandisk MicroSD that came with my phone.
Only tried FAT32, but tried renaming card (and not) too - just in case.
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No luck with the 2G Sandisk MicroSD that came with my phone.
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Did you format to FAT32 ?? (PS: choose "default block size)
@ gtrab - connection lagging. tried editing original message when saw already posted, so changed it - oh the web we weave
what do you mean by choose default "block size"?
@gtrab - OK penny just dropped - you refer to default allocation size of card - cool, will try next time as did not even open that drop down option.
cheers.
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@ gtrab ...
what do you mean by choose default "block size"?
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- Remove micro SD card from phone
(I assume you have a SD slot or a USB card reader on your PC)- Insert the card with SD adapter on your PC
- Open Windows File Explorer
- All drives are shown on "My PC"
- Right click over the SD card drive (mine is "E:")
- Choose "format"
- A dialog box pops up (see attachment, mine is spanish but should give you an idea)
- From "file system" choose "FAT32"
- From "block size" choose "default block size"
- DONT CHECK THE "QUICK FORMAT BOX
If this doesn't work, then try ANOTHER SD card from another brand
no prob with kingston 8 gb card
transcend 8gb class 6 doesnt work, gonna buy another tomorrow..
I have a 4GB Kingston Micro SDHC and that has never once let me perform an upgrade via the SD flash method.
Also I tend to have serious problems getting UC to work at all, and when it does start to work the process is never completed successfully. I just end up manually installing everything.
Have been planning on getting a Scandisk card for a while, might have to invest before my next rom upgrade!
Kingston
here's my experience:
My phone is an X1i that comes with a 2GB Kingston.
Ive used this card for flashing for 5 times already and
never encountered any errors.
i used to always format my card to fat32 with the default allocation size
everytime im going to flash a new rom. all succesful with no hang-ups.
heres whats labeled in front of my card:
SD-CO2G JAPAN
SDC/2GB 35
so, my card is not a SDHC?
So I bought a Patriot Class 10 4GB microsd and replaced my the internal sd in my Streak and it all restarted fine and I tried quadrant but I got around the same score as I did with the old one, 1600ish at 1ghz. What is everyone else getting on 1.9 without perfmod and either with stock internal sd or non stock.
My results were
1586
CPU: 5150
Memory: 1154
I/O: 937 (Important one I want to compare)
2D: 301
3D: 388
Cheers
Well I have never run StreakDroid without the perfmod long enough to write all that down, but with the perfmod and SetCPU set at 1190 these are my scores:
Total 2128
CPU 5357
Memory 1119
I/O 3483
2D 307
3D 375
Do you feel a difference by replacing the internal sd?
Sent from my Dell Streak using xda premium
Just in case: I did the sd mod with the 8GB Patriot class10 microSD and it works fine too. No need to modify any file, system will be prepared and installed on it on first boot and you get 6.someting Megs left for programs after boot. Never tested for quadrant scores but I guess they must be about the same as yours.
give "SD Booster" a try, otherwise the access speeds are set inside the unit. being an C10, you can get away with 8192, even if the app says it's too much.
you can use "SD Tools" to gain a better insight into how much of an improvement the new SD card settings will give.
both are free.
i know this my first message and i need a help or great tutorial for microsd replace steps ...
im already put samsung class 10 32GB MicroSDHC card internal slot but something wrong i cannot see in memory information ( 50 mb free )
and market doesnt work with new card
im do same thing this video :
http ://ww w.youtube.com/watch?v=6w4AbtIGp8A
Dell Streak 5
Android 2.2.2
GAUSB1A135100-US
15609
2.6.32.0-pref
VictorCrane said:
i know this my first message and i need a help or great tutorial for microsd replace steps ...
im already put samsung class 10 32GB MicroSDHC card internal slot but something wrong i cannot see in memory information ( 50 mb free )
and market doesnt work with new card
im do same thing this video :
http ://ww w.youtube.com/watch?v=6w4AbtIGp8A
Dell Streak 5
Android 2.2.2
GAUSB1A135100-US
15609
2.6.32.0-pref
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you can only do that with a 4Gb card, anymore than that and you have to do some partitioning to the card so the rest of the space will be available, some reading and research would have told you that
cdzo72 said:
you can only do that with a 4Gb card, anymore than that and you have to do some partitioning to the card so the rest of the space will be available, some reading and research would have told you that
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sorry my english realy too bad
my problem is what is the my question what im search in forum im looking google
dell streak 5 internal memory replace but not get any Based on results...
can u give me hand ? ( only tutorial for partition managment )
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you can only do that with a 4Gb card, anymore than that and you have to do some partitioning to the card so the rest of the space will be available, some reading and research would have told you that
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That is incorrect. I replaced my internal SD Card with an 8 GB card and the phone formatted it fine. The extra steps and system files mods are only needed if you want to use the space as user space and not as system space. Some reading and research would have told you that.
Hi, I was using a sandisk mobile ultra class 6 8GB microsd card with android NAND. Everything smooth (SD Tools benchmark 8,6mb/s Write and 10.9mb/s read. Now, i upgraded for a samsung class 6 16GB card and write speed seems real low: copiing files from pc to phone around 600kb/s, benchmark at 5mb/s write, 27,2 read... Is it possible, to improve that, like a new driver for better compatibility?
I am using 2.08.HSPL with 1.4.0.1 CLK and 5.6.0.2 CWM. Speeds in CWM and in system are the same.
Thanks,
cmoe
P.S.: one more thing: i just realized, that, when i am copiing files to the sd in CWM, it works fast in the beginning like till 40% but then gets stucked and crappy slow till the end. This also happens with the install-bar in CWM (but this may also be related to the rom). But maybe thats cache-related and it only seems to be fast in beginning but still isnt faster than 600kb/s in real.
P.P.S.: Partitioning and Formatting done with CWM
just for telling:
as written above:
SAMSUNG 16GB Class 6:
SD Tools write: 4.4
SD Tools read: 27.9
Copying files via USB to CWM: 0.5
Copying files via USB to Android: 0.5
System also more laggy than before
Changed the card today for a SAMSUNG 16GB Class 10:
SD Tools write: 5.6
SD Tools read: 27.5
Copying files via USB to CWM: 0.9
Copying files via USB to Android: 0.9 WUHAAA FAST!!!!
Reverted byck to my old Sandisk mobile ULTRA 8GB Class 6:
SD Tools write: 7.9
SD Tools read: 29.7
Copying files via USB to CWM: 6.5
Copying files via USB to Android: 6.5
Ordered a SanDisk Mobile Ultra 32GB now, will post result in a few days when arrived.
Thats fine!
According to the official information for the Lenovo K3 Note it only supports MicroSD cards upto 32 GB. I tried my Kingston 64 GB card and it doesn't work but I am hearing that people have gotten 64 GB cards to function in their phones.
Can anyone confirm one way or another whether 64GB cards can work in this phone? If so are they specific makes / models?
Many thanks in advance.
Try formatting the SDcard in FAT32, 64GB/128GB uses the ExFat format, that's why your K3 note won't see it, this SoC don't support exFat. When you put your Sd in the phone it won't offer a formatation to work?
It didn't appear to offer any formatting options but I will give it another go.
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It didn't appear to offer any formatting options but I will give it another go.
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I had to format mine on a laptop before the phone recognised it
Well it seems like good news. I put the card into an SD card adapter and then into the PC. It loaded some drivers and recognised the thing. I then formatted it using NTFS and reinstalled it on the phone. This time the phone recognised it as either an empty card or a card that needed formatting so I re-formatted it once more and it registers as a card with 58 Gb free. Yippee!!!
Currently copying the 32 Gb card onto the new one using my PC. Hopefully it will go well and then I'll copy some more stuff over just to see that it will genuinely go over the 32 Gb limit.
So far....so good
Hi,
Can you please post the further testing of 64GB Card. I am planning to buy 64GB card Class 10 SDHC please help me with your review
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maxgreece said:
Well it seems like good news. I put the card into an SD card adapter and then into the PC. It loaded some drivers and recognised the thing. I then formatted it using NTFS and reinstalled it on the phone. This time the phone recognised it as either an empty card or a card that needed formatting so I re-formatted it once more and it registers as a card with 58 Gb free. Yippee!!!
Currently copying the 32 Gb card onto the new one using my PC. Hopefully it will go well and then I'll copy some more stuff over just to see that it will genuinely go over the 32 Gb limit.
So far....so good
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Hi,
Can you please post the further testing of 64GB Card. I am planning to buy 64GB card Class 10 SDHC please help me with your review
Well I have been using the card for the last month and all fine. I switched to limoncelo this morning and the card is still recognised with no problems. For reference this is a Kingston 10X 64 GB card. I don't know if other cards might be problematic or not. All I can say is that this is a safe option.
Limoncello nice too....
I am using Sandisk 64GB class10 UHS-1 card directly on the phone, from the day I got the phone, without any issues...
if you go to mediatek "engineer mode"> 3d tab "hardware testing> "IO" >"MSDC" >"MSDC SD3.0 TEST
There are various options such as "sd3 mode: sdhc highspeed, uhs sd12 etc etc.
Does anyone have more information on what these options mean and if they can bring any change in sd card recognition?
just wanted to share i had a sandisk transcend class 10 32 gb, 2 weeks ago i got my chinese 512 gb class10 sdhc as for test purpose for 9$ of ebay. in benchmarks it scores better.
however all works, currently i am on the phoenix rom with exfat file system support.
i just installed my 64gb sd card, and let the phone format it as portable sd card. now i have 59G ! this is under 1606 Cuoco92 custom rom.
Anyone else get any errors when formatting their SD Card? I have a Samsung 64GB
Hii Everyone,
I am having a 32gb sd card right now in my phone. So they(brand and websites selling this phone Mmx Canvas A1) say that our phone supports 32gb expandable memory via sd-card. But in other thread i read that it is supporting a 200gb card. So, since my sd card is full, i was thinking of buying 64gb card. But please first of all let me know that if it really supports it..??
Please mention if u had 64 gb card in your phone.. or maybe if u don't have a 64 gb card then can share your experience. Thanks in advance.
Bro, if a 200 GB card is working, then a 64 GB one would definitely work.
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Yes sprout 4 gen 1 does support 64 GB SDXC micro sd card and also higher capacity. I am the one who's currently having a 200 GB sandisk micro sd card and previously had the strontium 64 GB sdxc memory card that did worked fine.
Most of latest phones do support 64 GB sdxc memory cards. If the phone supports sdxc ( Secure Digital Xtended Capacity) which supports eXFat format which is microsoft patented, so that sdxc cards are pricey than sdhc (upto 32 GB) which supports fat32.
You may reformat to any readable format after buying an sdxc card (like fat32, ntfs, ext etc). However it's advisable not to mess with the format unless until you know what you 're doing,
You may blindly go for a 64 GB micro sd card. It will work out of the box
thank you
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Yes sprout 4 gen 1 does support 64 GB SDXC micro sd card and also higher capacity. I am the one who's currently having a 200 GB sandisk micro sd card and previously had the strontium 64 GB sdxc memory card that did worked fine.
Most of latest phones do support 64 GB sdxc memory cards. If the phone supports sdxc ( Secure Digital Xtended Capacity) which supports eXFat format which is microsoft patented, so that sdxc cards are pricey than sdhc (upto 32 GB) which supports fat32.
You may reformat to any readable format after buying an sdxc card (like fat32, ntfs, ext etc). However it's advisable not to mess with the format unless until you know what you 're doing,
You may blindly go for a 64 GB micro sd card. It will work out of the box
thank you
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Thanks buddy, so i will order a card tomorrow. But here are two more questions in my mind..??
1) Reading sd card is situated with which part of phone. Is it hardware,software(rom) or the kernal?? Coz u mentioned there that u were using cm12.1 beta5(i am on official marshmallow 6.0.1 with thunderzap 5.1 kernal and phone is rooted)
2) Why they (brand and sellers) had written 32 gb expandable only (sorry, i must ask it from micromax itself. I will surely mail them )
And 1 more (SanDisk Ultra® MicroSDXC™ 64GB 48MB/S UHS-I Card) is good to go....
rajputmiles said:
Thanks buddy, so i will order a card tomorrow. But here are two more questions in my mind..??
1) Reading sd card is situated with which part of phone. Is it hardware,software(rom) or the kernal?? Coz u mentioned there that u were using cm12.1 beta5(i am on official marshmallow 6.0.1 with thunderzap 5.1 kernal and phone is rooted)
2) Why they (brand and sellers) had written 32 gb expandable only (sorry, i must ask it from micromax itself. I will surely mail them )
And 1 more (SanDisk Ultra® MicroSDXC™ 64GB 48MB/S UHS-I Card) is good to go....
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1) Both hardware & software, In windows starting from windows xp to 10. (xp needs update patch to support eXFat). In mac version 10 and after will support eXFat, so as that older andriod version (Before andriod 2.3 Ginger bread) and host devices (old phones with limited hardware spec specially ram below 1 GB) don't support sdxc sd & micro sd cards.
2) It's because sdxc format reached the enduser in 2010. Most of the newer hosts (phones) that came after 2010 with decent spec will support sdxc cards. Irrespective of OS (Either it be Mac, Windows, andriod etc.).
And why manufacturers don't mention it. Because if they mention it in the official spec, you won't go for higher end models. If a 5k phone can officially support 200 GB card then most people don't even think of higher end models above 10-25k. Even today manufacturers for their own good will not mention in spec of low budget phones that sdxc micro sd cards are supported
You may go for the card brand of your choice, since you 're using it on a low budget device. The card read/write speed doesn't matter.
Thanks again bro,
All doubt's been cleared.