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[Nick]

There are some SD Cards that work better than others with the Raspberry Pi, if you've got first hand experience, please let us know the brand and capacity, just copy and paste the below:

What's Hot!
1) SD Card Number 1
2) SD Card Number 2
3)................



What's Not!
1) SD Card Number 1
2) SD Card Number 2
3)................

[creatron]

1. SD Cards have a speed associated with it, so the higher the speed the faster.
2. Adapters with microSDHC (mini) cards is also known to be worce than a SD only card, because of the additional contacts.
3. These adapter cards don't click in properly, and may fall out on some adapters.
4. Rather buy a proper SD card read/writer for the image burning, I have an al cheapo (USB) thats quits halfway the dd process, So I got a Transcend ( nine in one) that works well

There are some SD Cards that work better than others with the Raspberry Pi, if you've got first hand experience, please let us know the brand and capacity, just copy and paste the below:

What's Hot!
1) SD Card Number 1
2) SD Card Number 2
3)................



What's Not!
1) SD Card Number 1
2) SD Card Number 2
3)................

[8on3s]

Well I only use one type at the moment, sandisk 8gb class 2 micro adapter with sandisk adapter. The pi runs just fine with a class 2, although I'm looking into some class 4 4gb for specific projects.

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[Pal]

I used my rpi with sd card kingston brand 8gb and class 6...

always corrupt my image and hang..sometime automatic reboot...

I thing im the heaviest person using graphics...but when i change to class 10...

problem resolved...

[webpi]

I use Sandisk 4GB class 4 SD cards, and never had any problems.

[LeesaJohnson]

Hi there, I use Sandisk 32 GB of class 10 and I found its speed too good.