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FrancisNobleman on 11 October 2012
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Viper1 said:

Prices are going to fluctaute based on the read and write speed regardless of it being a USB drive or SD card.     Plus branding.
SD will likely be more epensive as it has to use higher density chips compared to a flash druve that can stack chips together to achieve the same capacity.

 

32 GB is fine given that core gamers that want more will just buy an external drive for it.

 

It won't slow the system down because the OS is not stored on that drive.     Does your Wii slow down when the internal memory gets full?


Yes, I've got it running the homebrew channel, and when the HDD reached about 300GB of data it would take a while for it to load everything from the disc.

 

Also 64 GB is bigger than 64 Gb??? bytes and bits, dafuq...

Overall you're saying that HDD, usb pens and SD Cards can have about the same speeds ?