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Wii Drivechip Comparison

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Wii Drivechip Comparison

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Wii Drivechip Comparison

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Teto: Hyperupgrade

WiiFree

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[[Category:Wii Modchips]]
[[Image:WiifreeLogo.jpg|thumb|The WiiFree Team Logo]]

== WiiFree Info ==
[[Image:Pic12f629.jpg|thumb|A PIC12F629]]
WiiFree is an open-source PIC based modchip. 
It supports various chip installations:
{| class="wikitable"
! Chip
! Price (approx)
! Pins
! Soldering points
! LED support
! LCD support
|-
| PIC 12F629
| 1.01$
| rowspan=3 | 8
| rowspan=5 | 5
| rowspan=5 style="background:palegreen" | Yes
| rowspan=3 style="background:salmon" | No
|-
| PIC 12F675
| 1.10$
|-
| PIC 12F683
| 1.29$
|-
| PIC 16F628
| 2.33$
| rowspan=2 | 18
| rowspan=2 style="background:palegreen" | Yes
|-
| PIC 16F628A
| 1.86$
|}

== Specifications ==

source: [http://psx-scene.com/forums/wiifree-development-forum/57773-wiifree-downloads.html WiiFree official forum]

This is what is does:
* Automatic detection of the region, for the regionfree fix (the first time an working Wii game is used)
* Run gamecube originals
* Run gamecube backups
* Partial regionfree support for gamecube games (originals and backups)
* Run Wii originals
* Run Wii backups
* Partial regionfree support for Wii games (backups only) (must be patched to same region as Wii)
* Support for DMS, D2A and D2B!!
* configurable Speedfix
* Support for alle media: DVD+R, DVD+RW, DVD-R, DVD-RW
* Configuration DVD for setting up your region
* Support for 12F629, 12F675 and 12F683 chips (the installation for the 12F683 is the same as the 12F629)

== Installing info ==
[[Image:WiifreeINST12.jpg|thumb|8 pins PICs installation schematic]]
[[Image:WiifreeLEDs.jpg|thumb|left|LED installation schematic]]
[[Image:WiiFreeINST16.jpg|thumb|18 pins PICs installation schematic + LED + LCD]]

You only have to solder 5 points. See images on the right for installation schematics.

LEDs installation is optional.

{| class="wikitable"
! Status
! LED behaviour (source: manual.txt)
|-
|IDLE
|One steady LED one blinking LED (the blinking LED indicated that the chip communicates with the drive)
|-
|Patching
|Both LEDs are steady
|-
|Patching successfull
|The steady LED toggles, the blinking LED starts blinking again
|-
|Patching unsuccessfull
|The steady LED does not toggle, the blinking LED starts blinking again
|-
|Configuration of region
|alternate blinking of both LEDs for a shor period of time
|}

With the WiiFree EasyConnect mod (see external links at the bottom of the page) you can do a "Quicksolder" installation.

== Programming info ==
[[Image:XCProgrammer.png|thumb|left|ExtraCheap programmer]]

source: [http://psx-scene.com/forums/wiifree/53425-tut-programming-wiifree-under-windows-xp-jdm-cheap-programmer.html WiiFree official forum, gsm2xtreme's 3ad]

Programming Wiifree under Windows XP with JDM or cheap programmer.

* Copy icprog.sys to same destination as Icprog.exe
* Start icprog.exe -> if you get an error just ignore this
* Go to "Settings" then "Options" then "Programming"
* Check "Verify during programming"
* Go to "MIsc" and check "Enable NT/2000/XP Driver" and restart ic-prog
* Go to "settings" then "hardware" and check if you choose "JDM Programmer" and com1
* Select "PIC12F629" in upper right drop-down box.
* Open Wiifree HEX and then you can programm it to PIC.
* when pop-up "OsCCAL = 3428h Do you want to use value from file (3FFFh) instead?" press "NO"

The extra-cheap programmer on the left can program a PIC12F629. It can be built with less then 10$

== Changelog ==
source: [http://psx-scene.com/forums/wiifree-development-forum/57773-wiifree-downloads.html WiiFree official forum]

'''2.51 - 2.51b''' : Updated installation schematic. All binaries/sources remain the same. 16F628A confirmed to work. 
'''2.50 - 2.51''' : Added bunch of features for the LCD screen: 
-Shows chipset (D2A,D2B) 
-Shows region (JAP,USA,EUR,OFF,N/A) 
-Shows drivespeed (2x,4x,6x) 
-Shows chip activity 
-Setting region @ first succesful boot 
-Checking original/backup 
-Patching backups 
-Idle 
-Bad connection (soldering job) check... hehehe 
Also updated schematics, now using USB 5v point, and LCD support for 16F628A (compiles, unable to test, should be ok, let us know).
We used a 2x16 LCD as basis for the lcd messages, as it's the most common size. More and longer lines are easily implemented,
so give a shout on the forums if you'd be interested in that. Also we don't have every LCD in the world so give us
your input if something is up, should work though, first make sure you didnt fuck up yourself. 12F6xx code remains the same. 
'''2.44a - 2.45''' : Added a manual.txt on how to use WiiFree. Only patching the maxdiscsize if it wasn't recognized by the drive now (which could result in better dectection of media in some cases). Official support for 16F628(A), now the LEDs are working on the proper pins.
Added compiler_constants library, so you should be able to compile WiiFree yourself now.
'''2.44 - 2.44a''' : Fixed a tiny bug in the media compatibility. And offcourse releasing a new version before you guys could test '''2.44''' (sorry).
Promise: no new patch before the weekend!!
 '''2.43c - 2.44''' : Made the disc patching more generic, which seems to solve some problems people experience. Fixed the lack of sleep.
 '''2.43a - 2.43c''' : Updated the installation schematic for the 16F628. The code/hex is the same as 2.43a. Added a tool to fix gamecube audiostreaming.
 '''2.43 - 2.43a''' : Lack of sleep bug.
 '''2.42a - 2.43''' : Fixed a bug where in some cases after leaving the Wii off for an extended period of time, the region patching gave problems.
 '''2.42 - 2.42a''' : Fixed 16F628 support (please test, because we don't have a 16F628). For 12F629, 12F675 and 12F683 nothing changed.
 '''2.41 - 2.42''' : We did have to do some reinserts again with our different region games.. So this is another attempt to 100%.
The status LED now only toggles after successfull patching.
 '''2.40 - 2.41''' : Again we improved the region patching for Wii games, hopefully no more reinserts. (because we want it 100% right instead of 99%)
 '''2.39a - 2.40''' : Blinking LEDs after successfull configuration. More robust detection of autoregion. Made the code better readable and documented.
 '''2.39 - 2.39a''' : Sometimes the region could be automatically set to the region of an import game if that was the first one inserted. Now it will
only set the region to the region of a game that starts succesfully. Added fast blinking leds for 12F683 when the region is
patched. Autoregion patching does not work when the disc is already in the drive when the Wii is powered on.
 '''2.38b - 2.39''' : Better automatic detection of region (and a way out if it goes wrong). Even if the region is set wrong the !!NEW!! ConfigDVD will
always boot, so you can reset the region. Better region patching for GC discs.
We really need your input.. especially the testresults. As WiiFree gets more and more mature, there are more and more things that
can go wrong. Testing just takes most of our time (and more and more time with each release), so it would be a great if you could
help us out on testing (not only the bad results, but also the good results are welcome). Special thnx goes out to Bell again for
his great ideas and building things so fast that we have difficulty keeping up.
 '''2.38a - 2.38b''' : fixed bug where you couldn't set the speed anymore with the config dvd. Better automatic detection of region.
 '''2.38 - 2.38a''' : fixed a bug in GC/Wii disc detection
 '''2.37 - 2.38''' : Automatic detection and setting of region, the first time a Wii game from the Wii's region is used.
Disabling the region patch from the config DVD, disables the region patch AND the automatic configuration of the region.
Partial regionfree support for GameCube games (both originals and backups). Documented some source.
WiiFree is now published under a license (WTFPL).
 '''2.36 - 2.37''' : Original Wii import support. Try the 2.36 version to test the GC import experimental support
 '''2.35 - 2.36''' : Using speedfix method used in 2.34a instead of the one in 2.33a, it works better on our consoles.
 '''2.34a - 2.35''' : Created a version with experimental GameCube regionfree (thnx to Bell). And changed the region patching to only 2 bytes per region
We need your feedback!! And please feel free to modify the source and submit your modifications. Sorry for the bad documentation
of the source (lack of time).
 '''2.33 - 2.34a''' : Just messed around with the speedfix again. Tell us what works best, version 2.33 or 2.34. Version a, fixed bug
in new configuration code
 '''2.32 - 2.33''' : Your daily update of WiiFee ;-) This time we reduced the size of the code with 20% and changed the moment of the speedfix.
 '''2.31 - 2.32''' : Again changed the patching routine. Better timing for region patch... Almost full 12F629. Updated the Readme. Made more friends :-)
 '''2.30 - 2.31''' : Changed the patching of backups. Faster/better detection/starting of backups. No more strange noises coming from the drive.
 '''2.29 - 2.30''' : Some code optimisations
 '''2.28 - 2.29''' : We need testresults, the problem is that we don't have a lot of Wii's to test on. Something that works here, might nog work on
other Wii's. Feel free to alter the code to something that works fine on your Wii, and post the results.
2.29test1 has been renamed to 2.29
 '''2.27 - 2.28''' : Just experimented with the code.
 '''2.26 - 2.27''' : We think we improved the region patching. Please tell us if it is really better or not!!
 '''2.25 - 2.26''' : Optimized code, some stuff might work better. Configurable region and speedsettings with the NEW config dvd. You might experience
flickering of the config menu, sorry but we didn't feel like fixing that at the moment. You can set the region and speed in
the hex file by changing the DATA EEprom byte 0 and 1.
Byte 0 is the region: 0 for JAP, 1 for USA, 2 for EUR, FF for none.
Byte 1 is te speedsetting: 0 for low, 1 for medium, FF for max
Or just use the config dvd the old config dvd wont work anymore.
 '''2.24 - 2.25''' : Cleaned the code. Removed a loop which could influence the region patching. Improved region patching
 '''2.23 - 2.24''' : Fixed minor bug with infinite loop
 '''2.22 - 2.23''' : Again we think we've done it.. Lack of sleep and not owning all the Wii's in the world sometimes makes it difficult to
design a modchip. Anyways, we would like to thank you for your feedback on the forum. Keep posting your feedback, it's greatly
appreciated
 '''2.21 - 2.22''' : Improved detection mechanism
 '''2.20 - 2.21''' : Fixed bug where originals were not detected in some cases
 '''2.00b5 - 2.20''' : Full drive speed support. All media support (DVD+R, DVD+RW, DVD-R, DVD-RW).
 '''2.00b3 - 2.00b5''' : Fixed big BUG!! Thank you all for testing and suggesting improvements.
 '''2.00b2 - 2.00b3''' : Fixed original Wii games not playing. Fixed some gc games not playing.
 '''2.00b1 - 2.00b2''' : Better detection of backup discs, due to updated patching method. If none of your discs is working, you've got the regionsettings wrong.
 '''1.51 - 2.00b1''' : Added Multiregion support for Wii games. Use the configuration DVD to set your region. Or use one of the supplied hexes.
 '''1.50 - 1.51''' : Updated the code, added comments. Better detection of backup disc insert. Cleaner drive detection and alternate LED blink when error.
 '''1.23 - 1.50''' : GC backups support!!! Updated the patching code, removed the wait_disc routine AND ..... Disco!!!
 '''1.22 - 1.23''' : Updated the code, functionality is the same.

== Firmware download ==
* [http://psx-scene.com/forums/attachments/wiifree-development-forum/13479-wiifree-downloads-wiifree_2_26.zip?d=1175070294 WiiFree v2.26]
* [http://psx-scene.com/forums/attachments/wiifree-development-forum/13480-wiifree-downloads-wiifree_2_28.zip?d=1175130911 WiiFree v2.28]
* [http://psx-scene.com/forums/attachments/wiifree-development-forum/13473-wiifree-downloads-wiifree_2_37.rar?d=1176250219 WiiFree v2.37]
* [http://psx-scene.com/forums/attachments/wiifree-development-forum/13474-wiifree-downloads-wiifree_2_40.rar?d=1176486664 WiiFree v2.40]
* [http://psx-scene.com/forums/attachments/wiifree-development-forum/13477-wiifree-downloads-wiifree_2_41.rar?d=1176549353 WiiFree v2.41]
* [http://psx-scene.com/forums/attachments/wiifree-development-forum/13478-wiifree-downloads-wiifree_2_43c.rar?d=1176853401 WiiFree v2.43c]
* [http://psx-scene.com/forums/attachments/wiifree-development-forum/13475-wiifree-downloads-wiifree_2_44a.rar?d=1176935499 WiiFree v2.44a]
* [http://psx-scene.com/forums/attachments/wiifree-development-forum/13476-wiifree-downloads-wiifree_2_45.rar?d=1177235960 WiiFree v2.45]
* [http://psx-scene.com/forums/attachments/wiifree-development-forum/13481-wiifree-downloads-wiifree_2_51.rar?d=1183667834 WiiFree v2.51]
* [http://psx-scene.com/forums/attachments/wiifree-development-forum/13552-wiifree-downloads-wiifree_2_51b.rar?d=1185653703 WiiFree v2.51b]

* [http://psx-scene.com/forums/wiifree-development-forum/57773-wiifree-downloads.html All versions]

== External Links ==
[http://psx-scene.com/forums/wiifree/ WiiFree Forum] 
[http://psx-scene.com/forums/wiifree-development-forum/ WiiFree Development Forum] 
[http://wiifreeeasyconnect.com WiiFree EasyConnect MOD]

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WiiFree

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Talk:Wii Drivechip Comparison

2007-08-30T14:04:11Z

Teto: Drivechip?? Modchip!

Quick thoughts on article cleanup (kai445@school): 
- For GameCube region free, I think chips that support it natively without swap should be Green, chips that support via swap should be Blue, regardless of it working with every single game. 
- For DVD+R support, chips that support with AND without booktype should be Green, chips that work with booktype only (-ROM) should be Blue (as not all burners can support writing booktype). 
- If a feature doesn't really work even though it is listed as being supported by the manufacturer, the feature should be listed as Red. 

== Speed fix? ==

Explain? I thought the 3.0 upgrade of the Cyclowiz fixed the drive speed issue. If this is what is being referred to, it doesn't really belong, since all it was was a glitch on their behalf.--[[User:Dirtie|Dirtie]] 10:56, 5 April 2007 (CEST)

== Wiikey Audio Fix? ==
So does the Wiikey has "audiofix" or not? some sources say so, some not.

At this stage it is a puported feature of the Wiikey, and the config disc has the option of enabling/disabling it, however it either doesn't work, or has very limited compatibility. Until an update fixes it I'd suggest listing this as unsupported.

== Drivechip?? Modchip! ==

I think this page's title is not correct.
I prefer "Wii Modchip Comparison", not drivechip!
Drivechip remember me D2A, D2B, etc..
If anyone want to modify it, then here you are pages that links here:
* Cyclowiz
* Chiip
* Wiip
* WiiKey
* Wii Modchips (redirect)
* OpenWii

Wii Drivechip Comparison

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Wii Drivechip Comparison

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OpenChip

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#REDIRECT [[OpenWii]]

OpenWii

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[[Category:Wii Modchips]]
== OpenWii Info ==
OpenWii supports a multitude of platforms. These do-it-yourself modchips are open source (GPL) and feature packed.

== Current Features ==
* Boots Wii originals and backups from all regions
* Boots GameCube originals and backups from all regions
* Boots GameCube homebrew
* Full DMS / D2A / D2B Chipset Support
* Updatable via DVD (Atmega8 Platform)
* 6x DVD Read Speed (Adjustable via Setup Disc)
* DVD±R & DVD±RW media fully supported
* 8cm (miniDVD) supported
* Works on the ATmega8 / ATtiny / PIC and MSP platforms

In progress:
* Gamecube audiofix

== Firmware Download ==
You can download the latest firmware from the official [http://openwii.org/wiki/OpenWii_Wiki OpenWii wiki].

== Related Articles ==
[[Wii Drivechip Comparison]]

Category:Tutorials

2007-08-29T16:31:01Z

Teto: Replacing page with 'These tutorials are here to help you.'

These tutorials are here to help you.

Wii Drivechip Comparison

2007-08-01T10:17:58Z

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WII ModChip Compatibility List

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== Information ==

Mod chip status

For the ID column, please see [http://gbatemp.net/newgon/?dat=wii the GBATemp database]

== Status ==

{| class="wikitable"
|+ '''Indicator '''

!Status
|-
| style="background:palegreen" | Perfect
|-
| style="background:Yellow" | Partial work
|-
| style="background:salmon" | Not Work

|}
 

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== Cyclowiz ==

{| class="compattable sortable" width="100%" cellspacing="1"
!ID || Game || Game Region || Console Region || Status || Notes || Mod Chip Version

|-
| 0001 || Red Steel || USA || USA || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown|| 1.0
|-
| 0015 || Super Swing Golf || USA || USA || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 1.0
|-
| 0018 || Trauma Center: Second Opinion || USA || USA || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 1.0
|-
| 0022 || The Legend Of Zelda : Twilight Princess || USA || USA || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 1.0
|-
| 0023 || Call Of Duty 3 || USA || USA || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 1.0
|-
| 0030 || Elebits || USA || USA || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 2.0
|-
| 0039 || Wario Ware: Smooth Moves || USA || USA || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Slow Cutscenes w/ fw < 3.0 || 2.0
|-
| 0049 || Rayman Raving Rabbids || USA || USA || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 2.0
|-
| 0053 || Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 2 || USA || USA || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Slow Cutscenes w/ fw < 3.0 || 2.0
|-
| 0079 || |Bleach Wii Shiraha Kirameku Rinbukyoku || JPN || USA || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 2.0 fw3.0B
|-
| 0124 || The Godfather: Blackhand Edition|| USA || USA || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 2.0
|-
| 0146 || Super Paper Mario || USA || USA || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 2.0 fw3.0B
|-
| 0116 || Sonic and the Secret Rings || PAL || PAL || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 2.0
|-
| 0192 || Mario Party 8 || PAL || PAL || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Slow Cutscenes w/ fw < 3.0 || 2.0
|}
 

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== Chiip ==

{| class="compattable sortable" width="100%" cellspacing="1"
!ID || Game || Game Region || Console Region || Status || Notes || Mod Chip Version

|-
| 0001 || Red Steel || USA || USA || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 1.0
|-
| 0015 || Super Swing Golf || USA || USA || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 1.0
|-
| 0018 || Trauma Center: Second Opinion || USA || USA || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 1.0
|-
| 0022 || The Legend Of Zelda : Twilight Princess || USA || USA || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 1.0
|-
| 0023 || Call Of Duty 3 || USA || USA || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 1.0
|}
 

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== WiiFree ==

{| class="compattable sortable" width="100%" cellspacing="1"
!ID || Game || Game Region || Console Region || Status || Notes || Mod Chip Version

|-
| 0003 || Wii Sports (original) || EUR || EUR || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 2.42a
|-
| 0004 || Rayman Raving Rabbids || EUR || EUR || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 2.42a
|-
| 0005 || Wii Play (original) || EUR || EUR || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 2.42a
|-
| rowspan="2" | 0007 || rowspan="2" | Wario Ware: Smooth Moves (on Verbatim media) || rowspan="2" | EUR || rowspan="2" | EUR || rowspan="2" style="background:palegreen" | Yes || rowspan="2" | Unknown || 2.42a
|-
| 2.45
|-
| 0062 || Need For Speed Carbon || EUR || EUR || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 2.42a
|-
| 0091 || Excite Truck || EUR || EUR || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 2.42a
|-
| 0097 || Sonic And The Secret Rings || EUR || EUR || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 2.42a
|-
| 0108 || Tiger Woods PGA Tour 07 || EUR || EUR || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 2.42a
|-
| 0139 || Heatseeker || EUR || EUR || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 2.42a
|-
| 0161 || Cooking Mama || EUR || EUR || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 2.42a
|-
| 0171 || Mercury Meltdown Revolution || EUR || EUR || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 2.42a
|-
| 0180 || Pangya! Golf with Style || EUR || EUR || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 2.42a
|-
| 0192 || Mario Party 8 (on Tuffdisc and Verbatim media) || EUR || EUR || style="background:Yellow" | Partially || In some situations (eg when you meet Bowser) it asks to insert the disc || 2.42a
|-
| 0193 || Driver: parallel lines || EUR || EUR || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 2.42a
|-
| 0201 || Resident Evil 4: Wii Edition || EUR || EUR || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 2.42a
|}
 

----

== WiiXT ==

{| class="compattable sortable" width="100%" cellspacing="1"
!ID || Game || Game Region || Console Region || Status || Notes || Mod Chip Version

|-
| 0001 || Red Steel || USA || USA || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 1.0
|-
| 0015 || Super Swing Golf || USA || USA || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 1.0
|-
| 0018 || Trauma Center: Second Opinion || USA || USA || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 1.0
|-
| 0022 || The Legend Of Zelda : Twilight Princess || USA || USA || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 1.0
|-
| 0023 || Call Of Duty 3 || USA || USA || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 1.0
|}
 

----

== Wiinja ==

{| class="compattable sortable" width="100%" cellspacing="1"
!ID || Game || Game Region || Console Region || Status || Notes || Mod Chip Version

|-
| 0001 || Red Steel || USA || USA || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 1.0
|-
| 0015 || Super Swing Golf || USA || USA || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 1.0
|-
| 0018 || Trauma Center: Second Opinion || USA || USA || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 1.0
|-
| 0022 || The Legend Of Zelda : Twilight Princess || USA || USA || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 1.0
|-
| 0023 || Call Of Duty 3 || USA || USA || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 1.0
|}
 

----

== Wiip ==

{| class="compattable sortable" width="100%" cellspacing="1"
!ID || Game || Game Region || Console Region || Status || Notes || Mod Chip Version

|-
| 0001 || Red Steel || USA || USA || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 1.0
|-
| 0015 || Super Swing Golf || USA || USA || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 1.0
|-
| 0018 || Trauma Center: Second Opinion || USA || USA || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 1.0
|-
| 0022 || The Legend Of Zelda : Twilight Princess || USA || USA || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 1.0
|-
| 0023 || Call Of Duty 3 || USA || USA || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 1.0
|}
 

----

== WiiKey ==

{| class="compattable sortable" width="100%" cellspacing="1"
!ID || Game || Game Region || Console Region || Status || Notes || Mod Chip Version

|-
| 0001 || Red Steel || USA || USA || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 1.0
|-
| 0002 || The Legend of Zelda : Twilight Princess || PAL || PAL || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 1.2
|-
| 0007 || Wario Ware: Smooth Moves || PAL || PAL || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 1.2
|-
| 0015 || Super Swing Golf || USA || USA || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 1.0
|-
| 0018 || Trauma Center: Second Opinion || USA || USA || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 1.0
|-
| 0022 || The Legend Of Zelda : Twilight Princess || USA || USA || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 1.0
|-
| 0023 || Call Of Duty 3 || USA || USA || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 1.0
|-
| 0023 || Call Of Duty 3 || USA || JPN || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 1.2
|-
| 0034 || Avatar: The Last Airbender || PAL || PAL || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 1.2
|-
| 0049 || Rayman Raving Rabbids || PAL || JPN || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 1.2
|-
| 0146 || Super Paper Mario || USA || JPN || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 1.2
|-
| 0161 || Cooking Mama: Cook Off || PAL || PAL || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 1.2
|-
| 0169 || Mario Strikers Charged Football || PAL || PAL || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 1.2
|-
| 0192 || Mario Party 8 || PAL || PAL || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 1.2
|-
| 0201 || Resident Evil 4 : Wii Edition || PAL || PAL || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 1.2
|-
| 0215 || Big Brain Academy for Wii || PAL || PAL || style="background:palegreen" | Yes || Unknown || 1.2
|}
 

[[Category:Compatibility Lists]]
[[Category:Wii Modchips]]
[[Category:Wii]]

Memory Speed Tests

2007-07-27T18:25:41Z

Teto: /* MicroSD / TransFlash cards */

[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=42254 Original topic on GBAtemp Forums]

== Onboard Memory ==

{|class="wikitable compattable sortable" width="100%" style="text-align:center"
!Title
!Type
!Manufactured in
!Size (MB)
!Read (MB/s)
!Write (MB/s)
!Random Access (ms)
!Reported by
!Notes
|-
| DS-Xtreme || || || || 10.4 || 10.7 || 41.9 || [[fli guy84]] ||
|-
| G6 Lite Chinese || || || || 1.0 || || 75.1 || [[SpaceJump]] || Not a single crash (played it 4 times)
|-
|}



== MicroSD / TransFlash cards ==

Here it is the template for adding an entry:
| Name || Type || Made In || Size(MB) || Readspeed(MB/s) || Writespeed(MB/s) || Random access time (ms) || you || USEFUL notes
|-
...and here the tool for testing speeds: [http://www.simplisoftware.com/Public/index.php?request=HdTach HD Tach]
{|class="wikitable compattable sortable" width="100%" style="text-align:center"
!Title
!Type
!Manufactured in
!Size (MB)
!Read (MB/s)
!Write (MB/s)
!Random Access (ms)
!Reported by
!Notes
|-
|A-Data Super 1GB || || Taiwan|| 1000|| 10.3|| || 1.6|| || Purchased at Meritline. SanDisk Imagemate 12 in 1 (a good reader) Ran the long test twice. Tested at near full capacity. Castlevania DoS intro plays fine. Tried PoR, it freezes when I spam start at Wind
|-
|A-Data Super 2GB || || Taiwan|| 2000|| 9.2|| || 1.9|| [[DeathMonk]]|| Using a PNY (I think) multi-reader. This card freezes in PoR when spamming wind (or whatever his name is), spamming that shop guy and spamming the warp.
|-
| Corsair MicroSD 1GB || MicroSD || || 1000 || 10.4 || 10.5 || 0.7 || [[Tokas]] || Purchased from Komplett.se SanDisk ImageMate 5 in 1 Reader.
|-
| Dane-Elec SD-C01G JAPAN 1GB|| || Japan|| 1000|| 2.6|| || 5.2|| [[bollocks]]|| My SD reader is dodgy at best. My phone identifies it as a Toshiba, so it's almost certainly the same as the other Toshiba/Kingston Japan cards.
|-
| Kingston 512MB (T512SAFAS 6401251)|| || Taiwan|| 512|| 6.3|| || 1.1|| [[shaunj66]]|| Purchased from a French website. A high speed USB 2.0 card reader.
|-
| Kingston 512MB (0631G17839U SD-C512)|| || Japan|| 512|| 4.3|| || 1.9|| [[id242]]|| SC(ONE) Score = 30. RETAIL, purchased from Frys Electronics. Fresh FAT16 format with nothing but the OS and DoS & PoR copied for my testing. SC(ONE) plays DoS intro perfectly and not a single crash on PoR either. The SC(ONE) gives it a score of "30" and I can run most games at 4x without any problems. SC.lite plays the DoS intro perfectly and not a single crash on PoR.
|-
| Kingston 1GB|| || Japan|| 1000|| 10.4|| || 0.7|| [[comapro]]|| SanDisk Imagemate 12 in 1. DoS intro - no lag. PoR - no crashes.
|-
| Kingston MicroSD 1GB SDC/1GB || MicroSD|| Japan|| 1000|| 8.3|| 8.5|| || [[fischju]]|| Purchased from Meritline
|-
| Kingston MicroSD 1GB SDC/1GB || MicroSD || Japan|| 1000|| 8.6|| 8.6|| 0.5|| [[rehlyimah]]|| Purchased from Newegg
|-
| Kingston MicroSD 1GB SDC/1GBKR|| MicroSD|| Taiwan|| 1000|| 4.3|| || 2.5|| || Purchased from Meritline, Incredibly slow i almost want to throw this card out. Crashes on POR frequently.
|-
| Kingston 1GB 0652U24942U||SDC || Japan|| 1000|| 10.4|| || 0.6|| [[jelbo]]|| Tiny PNY USB2.0 MicroSD reader. FAT16, default cluster size, filled with 967MB data.
|-
| Kingston SD-C01G|| || Japan|| || 7.3|| || 2.2|| [[Magikalfly]]|| Bought from a dude on ebay after confirmation that it was Japan. PoR has crashed a few times
|-
| Kingston SD-C01G|| || Japan|| || 5.3|| || 0.8|| [[SpaceJump]]||
|-
| Kingston SD-C01G|| || Japan|| || 9.3|| || 1.3|| [[Fli_guy84]]|| Tested with PQI Card Reader. Got this from the Dealextreme.com R4 deal. Formatted with FAT16 Default Clusters. No freezes with PoR.
|-
| Kingston 1GB|| SD|| Taiwan|| 1000|| 10|| || 1.6|| [[SynGamer]]|| I bought mine at Buy.com and it is labeled as a Kingston 1 GB microSD. I used the Bonzai USB Flash Drive by SimpleTech, along with the included Kingston microSD Adapter, to test my microSD card.The card has the following on the back of it: "SDC/1GB 30785-001-A00LF Taiwan" So far every game i have tried (except Castlevania: PoR) has worked perfectly. MP3's included.
|-
| Kingston 1GB|| || Taiwan|| 1000|| 10.8|| || 1.6|| [[comapro]]||
|-
|}



=== Microdia 1GB XtraPlus (MSDC-1GB-30D2)(E247TN01G-NOBB0638) ===
* Reported by [[Sebokie]]
* Made in China (box)
* Random Access: 2.0ms
* Average Read: 9.3MB/s
* Burst Speed: 9.5MB/s
* Note: purchased from Amazon.fr. Freezes although rarely on C:PoR. Reader Sandisk Mobilemate.

=== PNY 1GB P-SDU1G-RF3 ===
* Reported by [[DeathMonk]]
* Made in: Japan
* Random Access: 1.2ms
* Read: 9.4MB/s
* Notes: Same 9in1 reader I tested my A-DATA Super 2GB with. Castlevania PoR: No problems whatsoever... Even trying to get it to lock up. Seems to play the opening video at a higher framerate than my a-data--could be just me though.

=== PQI 1GB ===
* Reported by [[magikalfly]]
* Made in Taiwan
* Random access 2.3ms
* Average read 6.4 MB/s
* Notes: Purchased from Meritline.com Tested with USB 2.0 flash reader. I tested with the card almost full. About 900 megs on it. No problematic game so far. Intro to Castlevania DOS plays pretty choppy. No problems in-game though. Haven't tested POR. Edit: POR crashes... :(

=== Ridata 1GB ===
* Reported by [[magikalfly]]
* Made in Taiwan (I think)
* Random access: 3.2ms
* Average read: 6.4MB/s
* Notes: Purchased from meritline.com. Tested with USB 2.0 flash reader. Tried test with other readers as well and same result. I got it because it was suppose to be the fastest microsd card out there but speeds aren't as I had hoped. It also crashes on PoR.

=== Sandisk 512MB ===
* Reported by [[jelbo]]
* Made in China
* Average read: 10,6MB/s
* Random access: 1.3ms

* Reported by [[magikalfly]]
* Made in Taiwan
* Random access 2.6ms
* Average read 7.4 MB/s
* Notes: Purchased from ebay. Tested with USB2.0 flash reader. It's an old card I got to use with my phone. Tested with 440 megs on it. I only use this with my phone so no games tested.

* Reported by [[zatelli]]
* Random access 1.7 ms
* Average read 9.3 MB/s
* Burst speed: 9.5 MB/s
* Notes: Shipped with my cellphone. This card, which has some issues with problematic games (white screen which lasts a couple of seconds in most games (including nanostray, New Super Mario Bros, Castlevania POR) has benchmark stats specifications similar to those of my recently purchased Toshiba (J) 1GB uSD.

=== Sandisk 1GB ===
* Reported by [[SpaceJump]]
* Made in Taiwan
* Random Access: 1.3ms
* Average read: 5.2MB/s
* Notes: Crashes rarely on PoR.

=== SanDisk 2GB ===
* Reported by [[id242]]
* Made in Taiwan
* Random access 2.4ms
* Average read 4.2MB/s
* SC(ONE) Score = 5
* Notes: RETAIL, purchased from Verizon the day they were released. Fresh FAT16 format with nothing but the OS and DoS & PoR copied for my testing. I've found that my SanDisk 2gb MicroSD is absolutely horrible for transferring files to and from. On the SC(ONE) the DoS intro is unbearably choppy and the DS(ONE) gives it a maximum score of "5" (which is 2x). If i set the speed for anything faster than 2x in the SC(ONE) settings, many games freeze up during/or halfway through booting. The card works great on the SC.Lite though the DoS intro, about half-way into it, does not run smooth (but more smoothly than on the SCSD) and PoR gets random freezes.

=== Sandisk 1GB Ultra II ===
* Reported by [[cornaljoe]]
* Made in Taiwan
* Random Access: 0.8ms
* Average Read: 10.8 MB/s
* Notes: Purchased from Amazon.com. Sandisk Imagemate 12-in-1

* Reported by [[jelbo]]
* Made in Taiwan
* Average read: 10,6MB/s
* Random access: 0.9ms
* Notes: Tiny PNY USB2.0 MicroSD reader. FAT16, default cluster size, filled with 967MB data.

* Reported by [[shaunj66]]
* Made in Taiwan
* Random access 1.0ms
* Average read 6.7MB/s
* Notes: Purchased from MobyMemory.com A high speed USB 2.0 card reader.

* Reported by [[Tokas]]
* Made in Taiwan
* Random access 0.9ms
* Average read 10.7MB/s
* Burst speed 10.8MB/s
* Notes: Purchased from a local Swedish store. (Kjell & co) SanDisk ImageMate 5 in 1 Reader.

=== Toshiba SDC-01G-T 1GB ===
* Reported by [[111111111]]
* Made in Japan
* Random Access : 1.7ms
* Average Read : 4.3MB/s.
* Notes: Tested with the R4 bundled USB MicroSD reader (different to all the pics I've seen on the net, a small translucent black one - seems quite sturdy/solid, if a little slow) which is obviously the speed bottleneck. I don't have any other adapter to test with. I've had absolutely no problems with this card - tested 50ish games so far (including both castlevania games) - except for the 'none realtime' in tony hawk downhill jam.

=== Toshiba SD-C01GR2W (SD-C01G) 1GB ===
* Reported by [[DeathMonk]]
* Made in Japan
* Random Access: 1.2ms
* Read: 9.4MB/s
* Notes: PNY multi reader. Castlevania: Works like a charm. Same results as my PNY SD-C01G. It's pretty safe to say that if you get a SD-C01G you're good... No matter what manufacturer.

=== Toshiba SDC-01G-T 1GB ===
* Reported by [[Farami9]]
* Made in Japan
* Random Access : 1.7ms
* Average Read : 4.3MB/s

=== Toshiba 1GB ===
* Reported by [[zatelli]]
* Made in Japan
* Random access 1.2 ms
* Average read 9.4 MB/s
* Burst speed: 9.5 MB/s
* Notes: Purchased from totaldiscountstores.com (which is an ebay store) Tested with a Sandisk mobilemate SD+ USB2.0 flash reader. My card was almost full when tested. Haven't had a single issue with any game so far, it even whips Castlevania POR. BTW, I've Run the quick benchmark test 3 times & the results I've posted are the worst I've got.

=== Transcend micro SD 512MB 80x ===
* Reported by [[jocka]]
* Made in ?
* Random access: 1.0ms
* Average read : 7.8MB/s
* Burst Speed : 8.0MB/s
* Notes: Anubis/typhoon 8in1 cardreader USB2.0 81035. Formated FAT16 with 64kb clusters. Used in SCDSONE with no slow down in any game at all using 29/12/06 loader. SCDSONE red pcb score 2x but ive set it at 32x. I have often to reformat the flash-cart to get best results

=== TwinMOS 1GB ===
* Reported by [[fryguy]]
* Made in ?
* Random access 1.1 ms
* Average read 3.9 MB/s
* Burst speed: 3.9 MB/s
* Notes: 514MB used on card. Tested with my internal noname USB reader. Tried Castlevania DoS intro, seems to run without any lagging.

=== TwinMOS MicroSD 1GB ===
* Reported by [[Tokas]]
* Made in Taiwan
* Random access 1.0ms
* Average read 10.0MB/s
* Burst speed 10.1MB/s
* Notes: Purchased from Komplett.se. SanDisk ImageMate 5 in 1 Reader.

[[Category:Nintendo DS]]

Memory Speed Tests

2007-07-27T18:23:41Z

Teto: /* MicroSD / TransFlash cards */

[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=42254 Original topic on GBAtemp Forums]

== Onboard Memory ==

{|class="wikitable compattable sortable" width="100%" style="text-align:center"
!Title
!Type
!Manufactured in
!Size (MB)
!Read (MB/s)
!Write (MB/s)
!Random Access (ms)
!Reported by
!Notes
|-
| DS-Xtreme || || || || 10.4 || 10.7 || 41.9 || [[fli guy84]] ||
|-
| G6 Lite Chinese || || || || 1.0 || || 75.1 || [[SpaceJump]] || Not a single crash (played it 4 times)
|-
|}



== MicroSD / TransFlash cards ==

Here it is the template for adding an entry:
| Name || Type || Made In || Size(MB) || Readspeed(MB/s) || Writespeed(MB/s) || Random access time (ms) || you || USEFUL notes
|-

{|class="wikitable compattable sortable" width="100%" style="text-align:center"
!Title
!Type
!Manufactured in
!Size (MB)
!Read (MB/s)
!Write (MB/s)
!Random Access (ms)
!Reported by
!Notes
|-
|A-Data Super 1GB || || Taiwan|| 1000|| 10.3|| || 1.6|| || Purchased at Meritline. SanDisk Imagemate 12 in 1 (a good reader) Ran the long test twice. Tested at near full capacity. Castlevania DoS intro plays fine. Tried PoR, it freezes when I spam start at Wind
|-
|A-Data Super 2GB || || Taiwan|| 2000|| 9.2|| || 1.9|| [[DeathMonk]]|| Using a PNY (I think) multi-reader. This card freezes in PoR when spamming wind (or whatever his name is), spamming that shop guy and spamming the warp.
|-
| Corsair MicroSD 1GB || MicroSD || || 1000 || 10.4 || 10.5 || 0.7 || [[Tokas]] || Purchased from Komplett.se SanDisk ImageMate 5 in 1 Reader.
|-
| Dane-Elec SD-C01G JAPAN 1GB|| || Japan|| 1000|| 2.6|| || 5.2|| [[bollocks]]|| My SD reader is dodgy at best. My phone identifies it as a Toshiba, so it's almost certainly the same as the other Toshiba/Kingston Japan cards.
|-
| Kingston 512MB (T512SAFAS 6401251)|| || Taiwan|| 512|| 6.3|| || 1.1|| [[shaunj66]]|| Purchased from a French website. A high speed USB 2.0 card reader.
|-
| Kingston 512MB (0631G17839U SD-C512)|| || Japan|| 512|| 4.3|| || 1.9|| [[id242]]|| SC(ONE) Score = 30. RETAIL, purchased from Frys Electronics. Fresh FAT16 format with nothing but the OS and DoS & PoR copied for my testing. SC(ONE) plays DoS intro perfectly and not a single crash on PoR either. The SC(ONE) gives it a score of "30" and I can run most games at 4x without any problems. SC.lite plays the DoS intro perfectly and not a single crash on PoR.
|-
| Kingston 1GB|| || Japan|| 1000|| 10.4|| || 0.7|| [[comapro]]|| SanDisk Imagemate 12 in 1. DoS intro - no lag. PoR - no crashes.
|-
| Kingston MicroSD 1GB SDC/1GB || MicroSD|| Japan|| 1000|| 8.3|| 8.5|| || [[fischju]]|| Purchased from Meritline
|-
| Kingston MicroSD 1GB SDC/1GB || MicroSD || Japan|| 1000|| 8.6|| 8.6|| 0.5|| [[rehlyimah]]|| Purchased from Newegg
|-
| Kingston MicroSD 1GB SDC/1GBKR|| MicroSD|| Taiwan|| 1000|| 4.3|| || 2.5|| || Purchased from Meritline, Incredibly slow i almost want to throw this card out. Crashes on POR frequently.
|-
| Kingston 1GB 0652U24942U||SDC || Japan|| 1000|| 10.4|| || 0.6|| [[jelbo]]|| Tiny PNY USB2.0 MicroSD reader. FAT16, default cluster size, filled with 967MB data.
|-
| Kingston SD-C01G|| || Japan|| || 7.3|| || 2.2|| [[Magikalfly]]|| Bought from a dude on ebay after confirmation that it was Japan. PoR has crashed a few times
|-
| Kingston SD-C01G|| || Japan|| || 5.3|| || 0.8|| [[SpaceJump]]||
|-
| Kingston SD-C01G|| || Japan|| || 9.3|| || 1.3|| [[Fli_guy84]]|| Tested with PQI Card Reader. Got this from the Dealextreme.com R4 deal. Formatted with FAT16 Default Clusters. No freezes with PoR.
|-
| Kingston 1GB|| SD|| Taiwan|| 1000|| 10|| || 1.6|| [[SynGamer]]|| I bought mine at Buy.com and it is labeled as a Kingston 1 GB microSD. I used the Bonzai USB Flash Drive by SimpleTech, along with the included Kingston microSD Adapter, to test my microSD card.The card has the following on the back of it: "SDC/1GB 30785-001-A00LF Taiwan" So far every game i have tried (except Castlevania: PoR) has worked perfectly. MP3's included.
|-
| Kingston 1GB|| || Taiwan|| 1000|| 10.8|| || 1.6|| [[comapro]]||
|-
|}



=== Microdia 1GB XtraPlus (MSDC-1GB-30D2)(E247TN01G-NOBB0638) ===
* Reported by [[Sebokie]]
* Made in China (box)
* Random Access: 2.0ms
* Average Read: 9.3MB/s
* Burst Speed: 9.5MB/s
* Note: purchased from Amazon.fr. Freezes although rarely on C:PoR. Reader Sandisk Mobilemate.

=== PNY 1GB P-SDU1G-RF3 ===
* Reported by [[DeathMonk]]
* Made in: Japan
* Random Access: 1.2ms
* Read: 9.4MB/s
* Notes: Same 9in1 reader I tested my A-DATA Super 2GB with. Castlevania PoR: No problems whatsoever... Even trying to get it to lock up. Seems to play the opening video at a higher framerate than my a-data--could be just me though.

=== PQI 1GB ===
* Reported by [[magikalfly]]
* Made in Taiwan
* Random access 2.3ms
* Average read 6.4 MB/s
* Notes: Purchased from Meritline.com Tested with USB 2.0 flash reader. I tested with the card almost full. About 900 megs on it. No problematic game so far. Intro to Castlevania DOS plays pretty choppy. No problems in-game though. Haven't tested POR. Edit: POR crashes... :(

=== Ridata 1GB ===
* Reported by [[magikalfly]]
* Made in Taiwan (I think)
* Random access: 3.2ms
* Average read: 6.4MB/s
* Notes: Purchased from meritline.com. Tested with USB 2.0 flash reader. Tried test with other readers as well and same result. I got it because it was suppose to be the fastest microsd card out there but speeds aren't as I had hoped. It also crashes on PoR.

=== Sandisk 512MB ===
* Reported by [[jelbo]]
* Made in China
* Average read: 10,6MB/s
* Random access: 1.3ms

* Reported by [[magikalfly]]
* Made in Taiwan
* Random access 2.6ms
* Average read 7.4 MB/s
* Notes: Purchased from ebay. Tested with USB2.0 flash reader. It's an old card I got to use with my phone. Tested with 440 megs on it. I only use this with my phone so no games tested.

* Reported by [[zatelli]]
* Random access 1.7 ms
* Average read 9.3 MB/s
* Burst speed: 9.5 MB/s
* Notes: Shipped with my cellphone. This card, which has some issues with problematic games (white screen which lasts a couple of seconds in most games (including nanostray, New Super Mario Bros, Castlevania POR) has benchmark stats specifications similar to those of my recently purchased Toshiba (J) 1GB uSD.

=== Sandisk 1GB ===
* Reported by [[SpaceJump]]
* Made in Taiwan
* Random Access: 1.3ms
* Average read: 5.2MB/s
* Notes: Crashes rarely on PoR.

=== SanDisk 2GB ===
* Reported by [[id242]]
* Made in Taiwan
* Random access 2.4ms
* Average read 4.2MB/s
* SC(ONE) Score = 5
* Notes: RETAIL, purchased from Verizon the day they were released. Fresh FAT16 format with nothing but the OS and DoS & PoR copied for my testing. I've found that my SanDisk 2gb MicroSD is absolutely horrible for transferring files to and from. On the SC(ONE) the DoS intro is unbearably choppy and the DS(ONE) gives it a maximum score of "5" (which is 2x). If i set the speed for anything faster than 2x in the SC(ONE) settings, many games freeze up during/or halfway through booting. The card works great on the SC.Lite though the DoS intro, about half-way into it, does not run smooth (but more smoothly than on the SCSD) and PoR gets random freezes.

=== Sandisk 1GB Ultra II ===
* Reported by [[cornaljoe]]
* Made in Taiwan
* Random Access: 0.8ms
* Average Read: 10.8 MB/s
* Notes: Purchased from Amazon.com. Sandisk Imagemate 12-in-1

* Reported by [[jelbo]]
* Made in Taiwan
* Average read: 10,6MB/s
* Random access: 0.9ms
* Notes: Tiny PNY USB2.0 MicroSD reader. FAT16, default cluster size, filled with 967MB data.

* Reported by [[shaunj66]]
* Made in Taiwan
* Random access 1.0ms
* Average read 6.7MB/s
* Notes: Purchased from MobyMemory.com A high speed USB 2.0 card reader.

* Reported by [[Tokas]]
* Made in Taiwan
* Random access 0.9ms
* Average read 10.7MB/s
* Burst speed 10.8MB/s
* Notes: Purchased from a local Swedish store. (Kjell & co) SanDisk ImageMate 5 in 1 Reader.

=== Toshiba SDC-01G-T 1GB ===
* Reported by [[111111111]]
* Made in Japan
* Random Access : 1.7ms
* Average Read : 4.3MB/s.
* Notes: Tested with the R4 bundled USB MicroSD reader (different to all the pics I've seen on the net, a small translucent black one - seems quite sturdy/solid, if a little slow) which is obviously the speed bottleneck. I don't have any other adapter to test with. I've had absolutely no problems with this card - tested 50ish games so far (including both castlevania games) - except for the 'none realtime' in tony hawk downhill jam.

=== Toshiba SD-C01GR2W (SD-C01G) 1GB ===
* Reported by [[DeathMonk]]
* Made in Japan
* Random Access: 1.2ms
* Read: 9.4MB/s
* Notes: PNY multi reader. Castlevania: Works like a charm. Same results as my PNY SD-C01G. It's pretty safe to say that if you get a SD-C01G you're good... No matter what manufacturer.

=== Toshiba SDC-01G-T 1GB ===
* Reported by [[Farami9]]
* Made in Japan
* Random Access : 1.7ms
* Average Read : 4.3MB/s

=== Toshiba 1GB ===
* Reported by [[zatelli]]
* Made in Japan
* Random access 1.2 ms
* Average read 9.4 MB/s
* Burst speed: 9.5 MB/s
* Notes: Purchased from totaldiscountstores.com (which is an ebay store) Tested with a Sandisk mobilemate SD+ USB2.0 flash reader. My card was almost full when tested. Haven't had a single issue with any game so far, it even whips Castlevania POR. BTW, I've Run the quick benchmark test 3 times & the results I've posted are the worst I've got.

=== Transcend micro SD 512MB 80x ===
* Reported by [[jocka]]
* Made in ?
* Random access: 1.0ms
* Average read : 7.8MB/s
* Burst Speed : 8.0MB/s
* Notes: Anubis/typhoon 8in1 cardreader USB2.0 81035. Formated FAT16 with 64kb clusters. Used in SCDSONE with no slow down in any game at all using 29/12/06 loader. SCDSONE red pcb score 2x but ive set it at 32x. I have often to reformat the flash-cart to get best results

=== TwinMOS 1GB ===
* Reported by [[fryguy]]
* Made in ?
* Random access 1.1 ms
* Average read 3.9 MB/s
* Burst speed: 3.9 MB/s
* Notes: 514MB used on card. Tested with my internal noname USB reader. Tried Castlevania DoS intro, seems to run without any lagging.

=== TwinMOS MicroSD 1GB ===
* Reported by [[Tokas]]
* Made in Taiwan
* Random access 1.0ms
* Average read 10.0MB/s
* Burst speed 10.1MB/s
* Notes: Purchased from Komplett.se. SanDisk ImageMate 5 in 1 Reader.

[[Category:Nintendo DS]]

Memory Speed Tests

2007-07-27T18:22:23Z

Teto:

[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=42254 Original topic on GBAtemp Forums]

== Onboard Memory ==

{|class="wikitable compattable sortable" width="100%" style="text-align:center"
!Title
!Type
!Manufactured in
!Size (MB)
!Read (MB/s)
!Write (MB/s)
!Random Access (ms)
!Reported by
!Notes
|-
| DS-Xtreme || || || || 10.4 || 10.7 || 41.9 || [[fli guy84]] ||
|-
| G6 Lite Chinese || || || || 1.0 || || 75.1 || [[SpaceJump]] || Not a single crash (played it 4 times)
|-
|}



== MicroSD / TransFlash cards ==

Here it is the template for adding an entry:
| Card name || Type || Made In... || Size in MB || Read speed in MB/s || Write speed in MB/s || Random access time in ms || [[Your name]] || Notes (only useful notes, pls)
|-

{|class="wikitable compattable sortable" width="100%" style="text-align:center"
!Title
!Type
!Manufactured in
!Size (MB)
!Read (MB/s)
!Write (MB/s)
!Random Access (ms)
!Reported by
!Notes
|-
|A-Data Super 1GB || || Taiwan|| 1000|| 10.3|| || 1.6|| || Purchased at Meritline. SanDisk Imagemate 12 in 1 (a good reader) Ran the long test twice. Tested at near full capacity. Castlevania DoS intro plays fine. Tried PoR, it freezes when I spam start at Wind
|-
|A-Data Super 2GB || || Taiwan|| 2000|| 9.2|| || 1.9|| [[DeathMonk]]|| Using a PNY (I think) multi-reader. This card freezes in PoR when spamming wind (or whatever his name is), spamming that shop guy and spamming the warp.
|-
| Corsair MicroSD 1GB || MicroSD || || 1000 || 10.4 || 10.5 || 0.7 || [[Tokas]] || Purchased from Komplett.se SanDisk ImageMate 5 in 1 Reader.
|-
| Dane-Elec SD-C01G JAPAN 1GB|| || Japan|| 1000|| 2.6|| || 5.2|| [[bollocks]]|| My SD reader is dodgy at best. My phone identifies it as a Toshiba, so it's almost certainly the same as the other Toshiba/Kingston Japan cards.
|-
| Kingston 512MB (T512SAFAS 6401251)|| || Taiwan|| 512|| 6.3|| || 1.1|| [[shaunj66]]|| Purchased from a French website. A high speed USB 2.0 card reader.
|-
| Kingston 512MB (0631G17839U SD-C512)|| || Japan|| 512|| 4.3|| || 1.9|| [[id242]]|| SC(ONE) Score = 30. RETAIL, purchased from Frys Electronics. Fresh FAT16 format with nothing but the OS and DoS & PoR copied for my testing. SC(ONE) plays DoS intro perfectly and not a single crash on PoR either. The SC(ONE) gives it a score of "30" and I can run most games at 4x without any problems. SC.lite plays the DoS intro perfectly and not a single crash on PoR.
|-
| Kingston 1GB|| || Japan|| 1000|| 10.4|| || 0.7|| [[comapro]]|| SanDisk Imagemate 12 in 1. DoS intro - no lag. PoR - no crashes.
|-
| Kingston MicroSD 1GB SDC/1GB || MicroSD|| Japan|| 1000|| 8.3|| 8.5|| || [[fischju]]|| Purchased from Meritline
|-
| Kingston MicroSD 1GB SDC/1GB || MicroSD || Japan|| 1000|| 8.6|| 8.6|| 0.5|| [[rehlyimah]]|| Purchased from Newegg
|-
| Kingston MicroSD 1GB SDC/1GBKR|| MicroSD|| Taiwan|| 1000|| 4.3|| || 2.5|| || Purchased from Meritline, Incredibly slow i almost want to throw this card out. Crashes on POR frequently.
|-
| Kingston 1GB 0652U24942U||SDC || Japan|| 1000|| 10.4|| || 0.6|| [[jelbo]]|| Tiny PNY USB2.0 MicroSD reader. FAT16, default cluster size, filled with 967MB data.
|-
| Kingston SD-C01G|| || Japan|| || 7.3|| || 2.2|| [[Magikalfly]]|| Bought from a dude on ebay after confirmation that it was Japan. PoR has crashed a few times
|-
| Kingston SD-C01G|| || Japan|| || 5.3|| || 0.8|| [[SpaceJump]]||
|-
| Kingston SD-C01G|| || Japan|| || 9.3|| || 1.3|| [[Fli_guy84]]|| Tested with PQI Card Reader. Got this from the Dealextreme.com R4 deal. Formatted with FAT16 Default Clusters. No freezes with PoR.
|-
| Kingston 1GB|| SD|| Taiwan|| 1000|| 10|| || 1.6|| [[SynGamer]]|| I bought mine at Buy.com and it is labeled as a Kingston 1 GB microSD. I used the Bonzai USB Flash Drive by SimpleTech, along with the included Kingston microSD Adapter, to test my microSD card.The card has the following on the back of it: "SDC/1GB 30785-001-A00LF Taiwan" So far every game i have tried (except Castlevania: PoR) has worked perfectly. MP3's included.
|-
| Kingston 1GB|| || Taiwan|| 1000|| 10.8|| || 1.6|| [[comapro]]||
|-
|}



=== Microdia 1GB XtraPlus (MSDC-1GB-30D2)(E247TN01G-NOBB0638) ===
* Reported by [[Sebokie]]
* Made in China (box)
* Random Access: 2.0ms
* Average Read: 9.3MB/s
* Burst Speed: 9.5MB/s
* Note: purchased from Amazon.fr. Freezes although rarely on C:PoR. Reader Sandisk Mobilemate.

=== PNY 1GB P-SDU1G-RF3 ===
* Reported by [[DeathMonk]]
* Made in: Japan
* Random Access: 1.2ms
* Read: 9.4MB/s
* Notes: Same 9in1 reader I tested my A-DATA Super 2GB with. Castlevania PoR: No problems whatsoever... Even trying to get it to lock up. Seems to play the opening video at a higher framerate than my a-data--could be just me though.

=== PQI 1GB ===
* Reported by [[magikalfly]]
* Made in Taiwan
* Random access 2.3ms
* Average read 6.4 MB/s
* Notes: Purchased from Meritline.com Tested with USB 2.0 flash reader. I tested with the card almost full. About 900 megs on it. No problematic game so far. Intro to Castlevania DOS plays pretty choppy. No problems in-game though. Haven't tested POR. Edit: POR crashes... :(

=== Ridata 1GB ===
* Reported by [[magikalfly]]
* Made in Taiwan (I think)
* Random access: 3.2ms
* Average read: 6.4MB/s
* Notes: Purchased from meritline.com. Tested with USB 2.0 flash reader. Tried test with other readers as well and same result. I got it because it was suppose to be the fastest microsd card out there but speeds aren't as I had hoped. It also crashes on PoR.

=== Sandisk 512MB ===
* Reported by [[jelbo]]
* Made in China
* Average read: 10,6MB/s
* Random access: 1.3ms

* Reported by [[magikalfly]]
* Made in Taiwan
* Random access 2.6ms
* Average read 7.4 MB/s
* Notes: Purchased from ebay. Tested with USB2.0 flash reader. It's an old card I got to use with my phone. Tested with 440 megs on it. I only use this with my phone so no games tested.

* Reported by [[zatelli]]
* Random access 1.7 ms
* Average read 9.3 MB/s
* Burst speed: 9.5 MB/s
* Notes: Shipped with my cellphone. This card, which has some issues with problematic games (white screen which lasts a couple of seconds in most games (including nanostray, New Super Mario Bros, Castlevania POR) has benchmark stats specifications similar to those of my recently purchased Toshiba (J) 1GB uSD.

=== Sandisk 1GB ===
* Reported by [[SpaceJump]]
* Made in Taiwan
* Random Access: 1.3ms
* Average read: 5.2MB/s
* Notes: Crashes rarely on PoR.

=== SanDisk 2GB ===
* Reported by [[id242]]
* Made in Taiwan
* Random access 2.4ms
* Average read 4.2MB/s
* SC(ONE) Score = 5
* Notes: RETAIL, purchased from Verizon the day they were released. Fresh FAT16 format with nothing but the OS and DoS & PoR copied for my testing. I've found that my SanDisk 2gb MicroSD is absolutely horrible for transferring files to and from. On the SC(ONE) the DoS intro is unbearably choppy and the DS(ONE) gives it a maximum score of "5" (which is 2x). If i set the speed for anything faster than 2x in the SC(ONE) settings, many games freeze up during/or halfway through booting. The card works great on the SC.Lite though the DoS intro, about half-way into it, does not run smooth (but more smoothly than on the SCSD) and PoR gets random freezes.

=== Sandisk 1GB Ultra II ===
* Reported by [[cornaljoe]]
* Made in Taiwan
* Random Access: 0.8ms
* Average Read: 10.8 MB/s
* Notes: Purchased from Amazon.com. Sandisk Imagemate 12-in-1

* Reported by [[jelbo]]
* Made in Taiwan
* Average read: 10,6MB/s
* Random access: 0.9ms
* Notes: Tiny PNY USB2.0 MicroSD reader. FAT16, default cluster size, filled with 967MB data.

* Reported by [[shaunj66]]
* Made in Taiwan
* Random access 1.0ms
* Average read 6.7MB/s
* Notes: Purchased from MobyMemory.com A high speed USB 2.0 card reader.

* Reported by [[Tokas]]
* Made in Taiwan
* Random access 0.9ms
* Average read 10.7MB/s
* Burst speed 10.8MB/s
* Notes: Purchased from a local Swedish store. (Kjell & co) SanDisk ImageMate 5 in 1 Reader.

=== Toshiba SDC-01G-T 1GB ===
* Reported by [[111111111]]
* Made in Japan
* Random Access : 1.7ms
* Average Read : 4.3MB/s.
* Notes: Tested with the R4 bundled USB MicroSD reader (different to all the pics I've seen on the net, a small translucent black one - seems quite sturdy/solid, if a little slow) which is obviously the speed bottleneck. I don't have any other adapter to test with. I've had absolutely no problems with this card - tested 50ish games so far (including both castlevania games) - except for the 'none realtime' in tony hawk downhill jam.

=== Toshiba SD-C01GR2W (SD-C01G) 1GB ===
* Reported by [[DeathMonk]]
* Made in Japan
* Random Access: 1.2ms
* Read: 9.4MB/s
* Notes: PNY multi reader. Castlevania: Works like a charm. Same results as my PNY SD-C01G. It's pretty safe to say that if you get a SD-C01G you're good... No matter what manufacturer.

=== Toshiba SDC-01G-T 1GB ===
* Reported by [[Farami9]]
* Made in Japan
* Random Access : 1.7ms
* Average Read : 4.3MB/s

=== Toshiba 1GB ===
* Reported by [[zatelli]]
* Made in Japan
* Random access 1.2 ms
* Average read 9.4 MB/s
* Burst speed: 9.5 MB/s
* Notes: Purchased from totaldiscountstores.com (which is an ebay store) Tested with a Sandisk mobilemate SD+ USB2.0 flash reader. My card was almost full when tested. Haven't had a single issue with any game so far, it even whips Castlevania POR. BTW, I've Run the quick benchmark test 3 times & the results I've posted are the worst I've got.

=== Transcend micro SD 512MB 80x ===
* Reported by [[jocka]]
* Made in ?
* Random access: 1.0ms
* Average read : 7.8MB/s
* Burst Speed : 8.0MB/s
* Notes: Anubis/typhoon 8in1 cardreader USB2.0 81035. Formated FAT16 with 64kb clusters. Used in SCDSONE with no slow down in any game at all using 29/12/06 loader. SCDSONE red pcb score 2x but ive set it at 32x. I have often to reformat the flash-cart to get best results

=== TwinMOS 1GB ===
* Reported by [[fryguy]]
* Made in ?
* Random access 1.1 ms
* Average read 3.9 MB/s
* Burst speed: 3.9 MB/s
* Notes: 514MB used on card. Tested with my internal noname USB reader. Tried Castlevania DoS intro, seems to run without any lagging.

=== TwinMOS MicroSD 1GB ===
* Reported by [[Tokas]]
* Made in Taiwan
* Random access 1.0ms
* Average read 10.0MB/s
* Burst speed 10.1MB/s
* Notes: Purchased from Komplett.se. SanDisk ImageMate 5 in 1 Reader.

[[Category:Nintendo DS]]

Memory Speed Tests

2007-07-27T18:16:21Z

Teto: /* MicroSD / TransFlash cards */

[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=42254 Original topic on GBAtemp Forums]

== Onboard Memory ==

{|class="wikitable compattable sortable" width="100%" style="text-align:center"
!Title
!Type
!Manufactured in
!Size (MB)
!Read (MB/s)
!Write (MB/s)
!Random Access (ms)
!Reported by
!Notes
|-
| DS-Xtreme || || || || 10.4 || 10.7 || 41.9 || [[fli guy84]] ||
|-
| G6 Lite Chinese || || || || 1.0 || || 75.1 || [[SpaceJump]] || Not a single crash (played it 4 times)
|-
|}



== MicroSD / TransFlash cards ==

{|class="wikitable compattable sortable" width="100%" style="text-align:center"
!Title
!Type
!Manufactured in
!Size (MB)
!Read (MB/s)
!Write (MB/s)
!Random Access (ms)
!Reported by
!Notes
|-
|A-Data Super 1GB || || Taiwan|| 1000|| 10.3|| || 1.6|| || Purchased at Meritline. SanDisk Imagemate 12 in 1 (a good reader) Ran the long test twice. Tested at near full capacity. Castlevania DoS intro plays fine. Tried PoR, it freezes when I spam start at Wind
|-
|A-Data Super 2GB || || Taiwan|| 2000|| 9.2|| || 1.9|| [[DeathMonk]]|| Using a PNY (I think) multi-reader. This card freezes in PoR when spamming wind (or whatever his name is), spamming that shop guy and spamming the warp.
|-
| Corsair MicroSD 1GB || MicroSD || || 1000 || 10.4 || 10.5 || 0.7 || [[Tokas]] || Purchased from Komplett.se SanDisk ImageMate 5 in 1 Reader.
|-
| Dane-Elec SD-C01G JAPAN 1GB|| || Japan|| 1000|| 2.6|| || 5.2|| [[bollocks]]|| My SD reader is dodgy at best. My phone identifies it as a Toshiba, so it's almost certainly the same as the other Toshiba/Kingston Japan cards.
|-
| Kingston 512MB (T512SAFAS 6401251)|| || Taiwan|| 512|| 6.3|| || 1.1|| [[shaunj66]]|| Purchased from a French website. A high speed USB 2.0 card reader.
|-
| Kingston 512MB (0631G17839U SD-C512)|| || Japan|| 512|| 4.3|| || 1.9|| [[id242]]|| SC(ONE) Score = 30. RETAIL, purchased from Frys Electronics. Fresh FAT16 format with nothing but the OS and DoS & PoR copied for my testing. SC(ONE) plays DoS intro perfectly and not a single crash on PoR either. The SC(ONE) gives it a score of "30" and I can run most games at 4x without any problems. SC.lite plays the DoS intro perfectly and not a single crash on PoR.
|-
| Kingston 1GB|| || Japan|| 1000|| 10.4|| || 0.7|| [[comapro]]|| SanDisk Imagemate 12 in 1. DoS intro - no lag. PoR - no crashes.
|-
| Kingston MicroSD 1GB SDC/1GB || MicroSD|| Japan|| 1000|| 8.3|| 8.5|| || [[fischju]]|| Purchased from Meritline
|-
| Kingston MicroSD 1GB SDC/1GB || MicroSD || Japan|| 1000|| 8.6|| 8.6|| 0.5|| [[rehlyimah]]|| Purchased from Newegg
|-
| Kingston MicroSD 1GB SDC/1GBKR|| MicroSD|| Taiwan|| 1000|| 4.3|| || 2.5|| || Purchased from Meritline, Incredibly slow i almost want to throw this card out. Crashes on POR frequently.
|-
| Kingston 1GB 0652U24942U||SDC || Japan|| 1000|| 10.4|| || 0.6|| [[jelbo]]|| Tiny PNY USB2.0 MicroSD reader. FAT16, default cluster size, filled with 967MB data.
|-
| Kingston SD-C01G|| || Japan|| || 7.3|| || 2.2|| [[Magikalfly]]|| Bought from a dude on ebay after confirmation that it was Japan. PoR has crashed a few times
|-
| Kingston SD-C01G|| || Japan|| || 5.3|| || 0.8|| [[SpaceJump]]||
|-
| Kingston SD-C01G|| || Japan|| || 9.3|| || 1.3|| [[Fli_guy84]]|| Tested with PQI Card Reader. Got this from the Dealextreme.com R4 deal. Formatted with FAT16 Default Clusters. No freezes with PoR.
|-
|}



=== Kingston 1GB ===
* Reported by [[SynGamer]]
* "Generic- SD/MMC 1.00"
* Made in Taiwan
* Random Access: 1.6ms
* Average Read: 10.0 MB/s
* Notes: I bought mine at Buy.com and it is labeled as a Kingston 1 GB microSD. I used the Bonzai USB Flash Drive by SimpleTech, along with the included Kingston microSD Adapter, to test my microSD card.The card has the following on the back of it: "SDC/1GB 30785-001-A00LF Taiwan" So far every game i have tried (except Castlevania: PoR) has worked perfectly. MP3's included.

=== Kingston 1GB ===
* Reported by [[comapro]]
* Made in Taiwan
* Random Access: 1.6ms
* Average read: 10.8MB/s

=== Microdia 1GB XtraPlus (MSDC-1GB-30D2)(E247TN01G-NOBB0638) ===
* Reported by [[Sebokie]]
* Made in China (box)
* Random Access: 2.0ms
* Average Read: 9.3MB/s
* Burst Speed: 9.5MB/s
* Note: purchased from Amazon.fr. Freezes although rarely on C:PoR. Reader Sandisk Mobilemate.

=== PNY 1GB P-SDU1G-RF3 ===
* Reported by [[DeathMonk]]
* Made in: Japan
* Random Access: 1.2ms
* Read: 9.4MB/s
* Notes: Same 9in1 reader I tested my A-DATA Super 2GB with. Castlevania PoR: No problems whatsoever... Even trying to get it to lock up. Seems to play the opening video at a higher framerate than my a-data--could be just me though.

=== PQI 1GB ===
* Reported by [[magikalfly]]
* Made in Taiwan
* Random access 2.3ms
* Average read 6.4 MB/s
* Notes: Purchased from Meritline.com Tested with USB 2.0 flash reader. I tested with the card almost full. About 900 megs on it. No problematic game so far. Intro to Castlevania DOS plays pretty choppy. No problems in-game though. Haven't tested POR. Edit: POR crashes... :(

=== Ridata 1GB ===
* Reported by [[magikalfly]]
* Made in Taiwan (I think)
* Random access: 3.2ms
* Average read: 6.4MB/s
* Notes: Purchased from meritline.com. Tested with USB 2.0 flash reader. Tried test with other readers as well and same result. I got it because it was suppose to be the fastest microsd card out there but speeds aren't as I had hoped. It also crashes on PoR.

=== Sandisk 512MB ===
* Reported by [[jelbo]]
* Made in China
* Average read: 10,6MB/s
* Random access: 1.3ms

* Reported by [[magikalfly]]
* Made in Taiwan
* Random access 2.6ms
* Average read 7.4 MB/s
* Notes: Purchased from ebay. Tested with USB2.0 flash reader. It's an old card I got to use with my phone. Tested with 440 megs on it. I only use this with my phone so no games tested.

* Reported by [[zatelli]]
* Random access 1.7 ms
* Average read 9.3 MB/s
* Burst speed: 9.5 MB/s
* Notes: Shipped with my cellphone. This card, which has some issues with problematic games (white screen which lasts a couple of seconds in most games (including nanostray, New Super Mario Bros, Castlevania POR) has benchmark stats specifications similar to those of my recently purchased Toshiba (J) 1GB uSD.

=== Sandisk 1GB ===
* Reported by [[SpaceJump]]
* Made in Taiwan
* Random Access: 1.3ms
* Average read: 5.2MB/s
* Notes: Crashes rarely on PoR.

=== SanDisk 2GB ===
* Reported by [[id242]]
* Made in Taiwan
* Random access 2.4ms
* Average read 4.2MB/s
* SC(ONE) Score = 5
* Notes: RETAIL, purchased from Verizon the day they were released. Fresh FAT16 format with nothing but the OS and DoS & PoR copied for my testing. I've found that my SanDisk 2gb MicroSD is absolutely horrible for transferring files to and from. On the SC(ONE) the DoS intro is unbearably choppy and the DS(ONE) gives it a maximum score of "5" (which is 2x). If i set the speed for anything faster than 2x in the SC(ONE) settings, many games freeze up during/or halfway through booting. The card works great on the SC.Lite though the DoS intro, about half-way into it, does not run smooth (but more smoothly than on the SCSD) and PoR gets random freezes.

=== Sandisk 1GB Ultra II ===
* Reported by [[cornaljoe]]
* Made in Taiwan
* Random Access: 0.8ms
* Average Read: 10.8 MB/s
* Notes: Purchased from Amazon.com. Sandisk Imagemate 12-in-1

* Reported by [[jelbo]]
* Made in Taiwan
* Average read: 10,6MB/s
* Random access: 0.9ms
* Notes: Tiny PNY USB2.0 MicroSD reader. FAT16, default cluster size, filled with 967MB data.

* Reported by [[shaunj66]]
* Made in Taiwan
* Random access 1.0ms
* Average read 6.7MB/s
* Notes: Purchased from MobyMemory.com A high speed USB 2.0 card reader.

* Reported by [[Tokas]]
* Made in Taiwan
* Random access 0.9ms
* Average read 10.7MB/s
* Burst speed 10.8MB/s
* Notes: Purchased from a local Swedish store. (Kjell & co) SanDisk ImageMate 5 in 1 Reader.

=== Toshiba SDC-01G-T 1GB ===
* Reported by [[111111111]]
* Made in Japan
* Random Access : 1.7ms
* Average Read : 4.3MB/s.
* Notes: Tested with the R4 bundled USB MicroSD reader (different to all the pics I've seen on the net, a small translucent black one - seems quite sturdy/solid, if a little slow) which is obviously the speed bottleneck. I don't have any other adapter to test with. I've had absolutely no problems with this card - tested 50ish games so far (including both castlevania games) - except for the 'none realtime' in tony hawk downhill jam.

=== Toshiba SD-C01GR2W (SD-C01G) 1GB ===
* Reported by [[DeathMonk]]
* Made in Japan
* Random Access: 1.2ms
* Read: 9.4MB/s
* Notes: PNY multi reader. Castlevania: Works like a charm. Same results as my PNY SD-C01G. It's pretty safe to say that if you get a SD-C01G you're good... No matter what manufacturer.

=== Toshiba SDC-01G-T 1GB ===
* Reported by [[Farami9]]
* Made in Japan
* Random Access : 1.7ms
* Average Read : 4.3MB/s

=== Toshiba 1GB ===
* Reported by [[zatelli]]
* Made in Japan
* Random access 1.2 ms
* Average read 9.4 MB/s
* Burst speed: 9.5 MB/s
* Notes: Purchased from totaldiscountstores.com (which is an ebay store) Tested with a Sandisk mobilemate SD+ USB2.0 flash reader. My card was almost full when tested. Haven't had a single issue with any game so far, it even whips Castlevania POR. BTW, I've Run the quick benchmark test 3 times & the results I've posted are the worst I've got.

=== Transcend micro SD 512MB 80x ===
* Reported by [[jocka]]
* Made in ?
* Random access: 1.0ms
* Average read : 7.8MB/s
* Burst Speed : 8.0MB/s
* Notes: Anubis/typhoon 8in1 cardreader USB2.0 81035. Formated FAT16 with 64kb clusters. Used in SCDSONE with no slow down in any game at all using 29/12/06 loader. SCDSONE red pcb score 2x but ive set it at 32x. I have often to reformat the flash-cart to get best results

=== TwinMOS 1GB ===
* Reported by [[fryguy]]
* Made in ?
* Random access 1.1 ms
* Average read 3.9 MB/s
* Burst speed: 3.9 MB/s
* Notes: 514MB used on card. Tested with my internal noname USB reader. Tried Castlevania DoS intro, seems to run without any lagging.

=== TwinMOS MicroSD 1GB ===
* Reported by [[Tokas]]
* Made in Taiwan
* Random access 1.0ms
* Average read 10.0MB/s
* Burst speed 10.1MB/s
* Notes: Purchased from Komplett.se. SanDisk ImageMate 5 in 1 Reader.

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