Yes, #eMMC is just a soldered-down #SDcard!

Wow, this is really interesting. I have 8 SD-cards, 4 x 256GB Samsung Evo Plus and 4 x 512GB Samsung Evo Select.
7 of those cards show big fluctions when transferring 200 to 300 GB videofiles off of them. But 1 card, the last one obviously, shows no fluctuations in transfer speed. It just stays maxed out.
Other factors are as equal as you get over multiple days and reboots.
So it does seem to be something about the SD-cards...
Yes, #eMMC is just a soldered-down #SDcard!
What Happened To SD Cards? - Lugcast Clips Ep 262
In this buyer-beware world that we (unfortunately) live in, I am very grateful for efforts like this
Enthusiast set up '70 card readers running around the clock… writing 101 terabytes of data per day.'
restarting virtual disk service causes this
for some reason our sd card causes virtual disk service to stall until we assign a drive letter to it and we cant assign a drive letter until we either reboot and use ext4fsd to assign a drive letter even though its not a linux file system or unplug the sd card
even restarting the virtual disk service doesn't fix it
if any want to help let me know
in the meanwhile you get a task failed successfully
Lexar’s SD 8.0 card support speeds up to 1700 MB/s, but there’s nothing to use it with
Lexar has introduced a new SD card with theoretical read speeds up to 1,700 MB/s and write speeds as high as 1,000 MB/s. But the word “theoretical” is doing a lot in that sentence, because right now there are no compatible devices on the market that will let you use the card at those speeds… and there might never be.
The new Lexar Profesional GOLD Pro SXDC Express Card is the first […]
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#lexar #LexarProfessionalGOLDPROSDXCExpressCard #sd80 #sdCards #sdExpress