03-04-2015 01:06 AM
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  1. Legoboyii's Avatar
    Legoboyii
    Just want to know which would work better on that card with my phone.

    It's a Class 10 U1
    03-03-2015 06:08 AM
  2. Harrie-S's Avatar
    Harrie-S
    Originally Posted by Legoboyii
    Just want to know which would work better on that card with my phone.

    It's a Class 10 U1
    It does not matter both will work.
    The advantage of exfat is that you can save a file larger than 4Gb.
    See also below there are some more "theoretical" differences but you will notice them on your phone.
    See also http://www.differencebetween.net/tec...fat-and-fat32/
  3. Alex Abrokwah's Avatar
    Alex Abrokwah
    FAT works better I think
    03-03-2015 06:09 AM
  4. Harrie-S's Avatar
    Harrie-S
    Retired Ambassador
    Originally Posted by Legoboyii
    Just want to know which would work better on that card with my phone.

    It's a Class 10 U1
    It does not matter both will work.
    The advantage of exfat is that you can save a file larger than 4Gb.
    See also below there are some more "theoretical" differences but you will notice them on your phone.
    See also http://www.differencebetween.net/tec...fat-and-fat32/
    03-03-2015 06:52 AM
  5. krishna T's Avatar
    krishna T
    exFAT allows you to have larger files (>4GB) and overall performance is better.
    grantpwarren and pankaj981 like this.
    03-03-2015 06:53 AM
  6. RumoredNow's Avatar
    RumoredNow
    At 32GB and larger I have gone exFat for my cards.

    I thought I read somewhere by a very obviously learned poster here that 32GB is the point where your phone makes the move from Fat32 to exFat when you allow the phone to format cards...
    03-03-2015 01:21 PM
  8. Legoboyii's Avatar
    Legoboyii
    Ok well I tried using my Samsung evo class 10 micro SD 32 GB. After i transfered all of my files to the SD card. About 600 Mb in music and 500 Mb in images and 200 Mb in video. Well for some reason the card said I had 61.66 GB of images on the SD card. Then after a while all the files were corrupted. Good thing I backed the files up beforehand.
    03-03-2015 01:38 PM
  9. pankaj981's Avatar
    pankaj981
    Moderator
    32GB or 8GB, I always format my card in exFAT for better R/W speeds in addition to be able to store files larger than 4GB. I have never had issues with exFAT but with Fat32 I sometimes did.
    RumoredNow likes this.
    03-04-2015 01:06 AM
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