[xythil]

How do i know which cards are fast enough/quality enough?

Ive seen 8gigs online for 20 bucks that are 60 bucjs at wal-mart

So i am a bit weary

any suggestions?

 

[shashClp]

This doesn't have anything to do with emulation whatsoever.

 

[xythil]

This doesn't have anything to do with emulation whatsoever.

psp emulation actually... ps1 games and such

 

[Cid Highwind]

Go with Sandisk, they're usually faster than the Sony's and cost less. I don't know about online, but from what I read they sell a lot of stuff under the Sony name that's simply dodgy. If it sounds too good to be true, it usually is. Respectable webshops are usually better in that aspect. If you go cheap on ebay chances are you'll be getting some terribly slow card.

Moving: General console discussion, not directly emulation related. Also, you're most likely to get more replies in the general gaming/console discussion

 

[Nokiaman]

Sandisk is best. Sony's cards are slowest so stay far out of them

 

[StriderVM]

Cid Highwind has good suggestions.

It's much safer to buy Sandisk MS Pro Duo cards because there are very few if none "counterfeit" Sandisk ones while there's a whole lot of counterfeit Sony ones that are of very poor quality.

 

[xythil]

Are there 8 gig san disks?

 

[masta.g.86]

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I dunno. You tell me.

Google

Google

Google

 

[LoneWolf]

google rulez

Sandisk is good


Sony is crap

My friend PSP has a 4gb sandisk and is pretty good

LOL sony cant make good PSP memory cards though they only made them

 

[xythil]

Got 2 Sandsk Ultra 2 4gigs for 19.99 each. I think thats a pretty good price.

 

[masta.g.86]

Got 2 Sandsk Ultra 2 4gigs for 19.99 each. I think thats a pretty good price.

Yeah, especially when you consider I paid ~$120 for my Sandisk 4GB Ultra II almost 3 years ago. Man, prices on flash memory sure have come down.