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Best 32GB Memory Card for G1WHT Video Recorder: Fast & Durable Options (Samsung 32 EVO+)

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  • #1 17411329
    -Obywatel-
    Level 17  
    Hello. I wonder what 32GB memory card to buy for the G1WHT video recorder - to be fast enough and resistant to multiple overwrites. I pre-selected such (the first on the SAMSUNG 32 EVO + list just started to fail after two years):

    https://www.mediaexpert.pl/karty-pamieci/filt...-karty-gb,32/typ-karty,micro-sdhc/?cena_do=60
    https://www.euro.com.pl/karty-pamieci,pojemnosc!32-gb,typ-karty!microsdhc,do60.bhtml

    Thank you in advance for the tips.
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  • #2 17411340
    procsa
    Level 31  
    The minimum of "class 10" or min. 10Mb / s record, and as for durability, I guess there's no rule, I'm ADATA after 2 years, maybe some professional camera cards? but are there any microSDs?
  • #3 17411352
    -Obywatel-
    Level 17  
    And is there any specific recommendation from my links?
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  • #5 17411412
    -Obywatel-
    Level 17  
    Except that's how I got spilled :)
  • #6 17411418
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    You still have the guarantee for her? Do you want to change to another?
  • #7 17411426
    -Obywatel-
    Level 17  
    The receipt probably disappeared somewhere. I would like to change to something stronger.
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  • #11 17411646
    -Obywatel-
    Level 17  
    H2testw showed for SAMSUNGA 32 EVO + the following results:
    Test finished without errors.
    You can now delete the test files * .h2w or verify them again.
    Writing speed: 7.06 MByte / s
    Reading speed: 18.4 MByte / s
    H2testw v1.4

    The card is efficient, but the speed is probably not too (?)

    Added after 1 [minutes]:

    -Obywatel- wrote:


    And the other one is better / worse?
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  • #12 17411680
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    Tamta is better at sports cameras. Reading 82Mb / s, writing 56Mb / s. Measured by the application. Mounted in a 4K camera with 3D recording, it works perfectly!
  • #13 17411689
    -Obywatel-
    Level 17  
    So in summary, which will be a better purchase - they are at the same price:
    Number one
    Number two

    And as with the SAMSUNGA parameters - is it still suitable for something or a basket?
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    #14 17411709
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    It's okay 2. And what about Samsung is probably a basket. With such speeds.
  • #15 17411713
    -Obywatel-
    Level 17  
    Well, I order. Thanks for the help!
  • #16 17433526
    induss
    Level 10  
    My little worries about video recorders got a lot and I came across an extremely important issue in the memory card in the video recorder.
    This is a matter of MLC vs. TLC memory type. Grab the article:

    https://www.viofopolska.pl/aktualnosci/jaka-karta-pamieci-do-wideorejestratora

    I am currently in the process of choosing the right camera and art explained a lot about the cards
  • #17 17508457
    Bitels85
    Level 25  
    More on recorders' cards:

    https://verdykt.pl/gadzety/Jaka.kupic.karte.pamieci.micro-SD.o.pojemnosci.32.GB,35

    https://www.komputerswiat.pl/recenzje/sprzet/...lki-test-21-modeli-o-pojemnosci-32-gb/e74v70w

    https://www.wideorejestratory24.pl/karty-pamieci-do-kamer-samochodowych

    Maybe it will be useful to someone ...

    I'm thinking about Goodram micro SDXC M3AA 64GB 95MBs a bit
    SANDISK MICROSDXC EXTREME 64GB 100MB / s

Topic summary

The discussion centers around selecting a suitable 32GB memory card for the G1WHT video recorder, emphasizing the need for speed and durability. Recommendations include the Samsung 32 EVO+ and SanDisk Ultra microSDHC, with users discussing their performance metrics. The Samsung card was noted for its lower writing speed (7.06 MB/s) compared to other options, leading to concerns about its suitability. The SanDisk Extreme models were highlighted for their superior performance, with one user noting a reading speed of 82 MB/s and writing speed of 56 MB/s. Additional insights on memory types (MLC vs. TLC) and links to resources for further information were also shared.
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