SDHC Vs. SDXC: SD Card Differences

SDHC and SDXC really only differ in the capacity. While the specification supports a faster transfer on the SDXC none of the manufacturers have yet implemented it. The biggest difference is between Fat32 used on SDHC and exFat used on SDXC

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Science & Technology

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• SDHC
• Vs.
• SDXC:
• SD
• Card
• Differences
• fat32
• exfat
• brandon-wirtz

[Zaviex]

uhhhhh brandon why can't i just format the card to whatever i want

[BonoVoxGS]

@thatappreviewerguy No, you subscribed to lockerngome, which is this guy as well.

[fora1461]

thanks for the info.

[BULLDOGS476]

To get what you want watch 0:19 to 0:24, thank me later

[ferrero8]

now i know!!!!! thank you soooo much!!

[explorertotodile]

a great place to store my porn on

[RokyBalboa7]

I have a Lexar Professional class 10 formatted at exFat file System. The only difference is in the capacity. This video is mostly blablabla

[rubikfan1]

speek a bit lowder next time, i had to put my volume up far to much.

[rubikfan1]

when do you think we will see the 256gb and hihger?

[godssonisme]

So basically, it's for video!