Micro SD benchmark comparison

Micro SD benchmark comparison

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  • #38601
    Vedran
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    I used Samsung EVO+ 128GB micro SD card for this quick benchmark.
    Measurements shown below were done in Chuwi Hi8 Pro and Surface Pro 3, respectively, with the same card to remove possible bias:

    Chuwi Hi8 Pro

    Surface Pro 3

    You will probably notice I wasn’t patient enough to wait for Chuwi to finish with last test, but you get the idea.
    I find it funny that Hi8 Pro is faster than Surface when it comes to 4K operations.

    #38967
    Jo
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    Really now? I got one of these and android loves it but Win10 fails to read or load it,  says it fails to start.  Can u send me ur chuwi sdstor.inf and sdstor.sys from ur system32 folder?

    #38977
    Vedran
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    Those drivers are integral part of Windows, they are not ChuWi specific. Just doing sfc /scannow should fix any corruption there is. Let me know how it goes.

    #39022
    Jo
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    Scanned to 100% and found no issues.  But idk whats wrong, its like it wont read sdxc, or limited to sdhc or …

    #39028
    Jo
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    Also,  i was able to flash the bios from the sdxc card.

     

    edit: and windows can read the card from another adaptor via usb port,  but not from the sd card slot.

    #39036
    Vedran
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    Run Get-WmiObject Win32_PnPSignedDriver| where {$_.devicename -like "SD Storage Class Controller"} in PowerShell and compare with output in this post

    #39090
    Jo
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    ty for the help.  new info –  if i change sd support in the bios on the chipset tab under south bridge to PCI, WinX sees the card now (though it seems buggy) but android cannot! i can flip the setting in the bios and it always has this effect.

    #39091
    Jo
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    Run Get-WmiObject Win32_PnPSignedDriver| where {$_.devicename -like "SD Storage Class Controller"} in PowerShell and compare with output in this post

    I have an identical device in device manager, but another sd storage class controller with the failed to start code apperes when i insert te sdxc card.

    #39096
    Vedran
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    Maybe you should remove the problematic extra driver that appears when you insert the card.
    Does that sound like a good idea?
    Can you get more info on that other driver?

    #39162
    Jo
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    I did try to disable what popped up,  but no change and if u removed/reinsert the card the device comes back… ill try to post the details of that device today.

    #39268
    Jo
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    Windows PowerShell> Get-WmiObject Win32_PnPSignedDriver| where {$_.devicename -like “SD Storage Class Controller”}
    __GENUS : 2
    __CLASS : Win32_PnPSignedDriver
    __SUPERCLASS : CIM_Service
    __DYNASTY : CIM_ManagedSystemElement
    __RELPATH :
    __PROPERTY_COUNT : 28
    __DERIVATION : {CIM_Service, CIM_LogicalElement, CIM_ManagedSystemElement}
    __SERVER : CHUWI-HI8PRO
    __NAMESPACE : root\cimv2
    __PATH :
    Caption :
    ClassGuid : {4d36e97b-e325-11ce-bfc1-08002be10318}
    CompatID : SD\CLASS_STORAGE
    CreationClassName :
    Description : SD Storage Class Controller
    DeviceClass : SCSIADAPTER
    DeviceID : SD\VID_1B&OID_534D&PID_00000&REV_1.0\4&2017C2D0&0&0
    DeviceName : SD Storage Class Controller
    DevLoader :
    DriverDate : 20060621000000.******+***
    DriverName :
    DriverProviderName : Microsoft
    DriverVersion : 10.0.10586.17
    FriendlyName :
    HardWareID : SD\VID_1b&OID_534d&PID_00000&REV_1.0
    InfName : sdstor.inf
    InstallDate :
    IsSigned : True
    Location :
    Manufacturer : Generic
    Name :
    PDO : \Device\SdBus-3
    Signer : Microsoft Windows
    Started :
    StartMode :
    Status :
    SystemCreationClassName :
    SystemName :
    PSComputerName : CHUWI-HI8PRO

    __GENUS : 2
    __CLASS : Win32_PnPSignedDriver
    __SUPERCLASS : CIM_Service
    __DYNASTY : CIM_ManagedSystemElement
    __RELPATH :
    __PROPERTY_COUNT : 28
    __DERIVATION : {CIM_Service, CIM_LogicalElement, CIM_ManagedSystemElement}
    __SERVER : CHUWI-HI8PRO
    __NAMESPACE : root\cimv2
    __PATH :
    Caption :
    ClassGuid : {4d36e97b-e325-11ce-bfc1-08002be10318}
    CompatID : SD\CLASS_MMC
    CreationClassName :
    Description : SD Storage Class Controller
    DeviceClass : SCSIADAPTER
    DeviceID : SD\VID_88&OID_0003&PID_NCARD&REV_2.0\4&7A47DD1&0&0
    DeviceName : SD Storage Class Controller
    DevLoader :
    DriverDate : 20060621000000.******+***
    DriverName :
    DriverProviderName : Microsoft
    DriverVersion : 10.0.10586.17
    FriendlyName :
    HardWareID : SD\VID_88&OID_0003&PID_NCard&REV_2.0
    InfName : sdstor.inf
    InstallDate :
    IsSigned : True
    Location :
    Manufacturer : Generic
    Name :
    PDO : \Device\SdBus-0
    Signer : Microsoft Windows
    Started :
    StartMode :
    Status :
    SystemCreationClassName :
    SystemName :
    PSComputerName : CHUWI-HI8PRO

    #39297
    Vedran
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    Your drivers are exactly the same as mine.
    Did you try using some other SD card in Windows?
    I can attach my sdstor.inf and sdstor.sys for you, but I don’t think that is going to solve your problem.

    #39360
    Jo
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    yes, tried a 4gb and it worked no problem,  tried two of those sdxcs from samsung and nothing.

    #39377
    Vedran
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    I’m not a SD card expert, but is it possible that these cards are damaged in some way? I think we pretty much ruled out the drivers and Chuwi card reader itself.

    #39415
    Jo
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    ? Not sure how, android reads them fine, so shouldn’t win10 also see them?

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