SD High speed memory cars
Thu, 04/10/2008 - 12:24pm
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I have a garmin 650, I have loaded POI files on both my unit as well as my standard SD card. I noticed when accessing files off my SD card it take a few seconds longer to load then files loaded directly on my unit. My question to the group has anyone used the high speed SD card and does it make a difference compared to a standard SD card?
jon_o_98 wrote: I have a
I have a garmin 650, I have loaded POI files on both my unit as well as my standard SD card. I noticed when accessing files off my SD card it take a few seconds longer to load then files loaded directly on my unit. My question to the group has anyone used the high speed SD card and does it make a difference compared to a standard SD card?
I have i dont see much if any difference!
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hcsd
I have a 360 and have a hcsd card 4gig for my mp3. Anyway I'm using around 500mb and it takes awhile to load everything up. I guess if using any sd card it will take longer to load, also on the amount of data to load.
jon_o_98 wrote: I have a
I have a garmin 650, I have loaded POI files on both my unit as well as my standard SD card. I noticed when accessing files off my SD card it take a few seconds longer to load then files loaded directly on my unit. My question to the group has anyone used the high speed SD card and does it make a difference compared to a standard SD card?
For the most part Garmin devices are not going to work with a SD HS, ultra or ultra II cards. Just FYI
High speed SD Card
I use 4gb SDHC in my 660 and also use just a regular 256k first and I don't notice any difference in loading/
johnm405 660 & MSS&T
Using SD Cards
It's possible that some of the Garmin's may not be able to use the faster speed SD cards, but my 660 is playing mp3s off from a 2gig. Sandisk Ultra III card as I'm typing this response. I was more concerned with the maximum size it would recognize than the speed of the SD card. Technology is great isn't.
Ultra II Card
I have a garmin 650, I have loaded POI files on both my unit as well as my standard SD card. I noticed when accessing files off my SD card it take a few seconds longer to load then files loaded directly on my unit. My question to the group has anyone used the high speed SD card and does it make a difference compared to a standard SD card?
For the most part Garmin devices are not going to work with a SD HS, ultra or ultra II cards. Just FYI
I have a 680 and use the 2GB Ultra II card in my unit and have no problem. I have loaded POI's to it at first, with no problems. I currently don't put POI's on my card since it ran slower than using memory. After deleting files like languages, help files and so forth and loading 200,000 POI's in memory, I still have 750MB memory left.
Larry - Nuvi 680, Nuvi 1690, Nuvi 2797LMT
Slow because of the amount of information on card.
A a 2gb memory card will be slower than a 1gb card because of the amount of information the processor must run. Therefore, I would use a 1gb card if you want the info to run or come on faster on your unit.
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SD High Speed Memory Cars
I have garmin 680 and I am currently using a 8gb high speed card to store and play my MP3 files from and they play fine. However, all of my POI files are on the internal storage.