4GB Kingston microSDHC Class 4 Card is the latest microSD card that I bought. And there are microSD to miniSD adapter and microSD to SD adapter come along with it. It is used to test Android builds out there. Class 4 SHDC speed class rating ~ at least 4 MB/s writing speed. Can 4GB Kingston microSDHC Class 4 Card perform well? Let’s find out…
8GB SDHC card is able to record 40 minutes 1080/50p video on my Panasonic HDC-SD700 HD Camcorder. 2 bundled 8GB card is not enough for me. Therefore, the search for the largest SDHC card was on. Wanted to buy 32GB card but can’t find any near by. In the end, I bought 16GB Kingston SDHC Class 4 Card. Let’s see its writing performance…
8GB Kingston 133X Elite Pro Compact Flash Card is another that I bought for my Canon EOS 400D SLR camera. I felt its writing speed was slower than 2GB Transcend 120X Compact Flash Card when started to use it. But it should not be since it is 133X compare to 120X which is slower. The speed improved some when I used camera to format it. So I just continue to shot without any concern since Canon EOS 400D SLR camera does not require very high speed CF card. Until now, I discovered a big surprise…
Continued from ASUS P5Q PRO vs GIGABYTE EP45-DS3
Okay… I have selected a motherboard already. It’s time to choose a pair of memory modules to fit in my motherboard. There are DDR2 and DDR3 memory modules in the market now. New product like DDR3 memory should be faster than DDR2 memory, right? Not exactly. DDR3 memory has higher latencies than DDR2 memory. Besides, I checked on lot of review, DDR3 does not provide much improvement to games. And it is very pricey now. I selected 4GB PC 6400 DDR2 in my system. Note – Windows XP 32bits and Windows Vista 32bits can only use up to around 3GB memories. Therefore, I am planning to get 64bits operating system. Or just stick to 32bits OS with 3GB RAM.
