I got 32g for the Droid X I ordered - too much?

[Nater]

That's why I said it was memory, not RAM.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u43UW4LMaio

[artemus]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u43UW4LMaio

I never said it was RAM. I wanted 32gb so I can store (store, as in storage, not RAM) enough video I wanted. I don't know where the confusion is, here. I never said anything about RAM. I can't see how class 6 is related to performance vs storage.

[artemus]

Anyone know what class the 16GB card that came with Droid X is??

It's class 2 (upper right hand corner of card is where it's labled).

[artemus]

When I record 720p video, my Droid X playback is a bit... stutter... so I was wondering if that's the cause of it...

EDIT: According to this review, it's class 4. How big is the difference??

If you pull the card out, it says class 2, not 4. Either this article was misinformed or they slipped in a class 2 card on my phone by accident.

[Nater]

That is it's speed class ratings. I've never tried taking video with a phone, but to support video of a decent resolution and bitrate you need to be able to sustain a certain write speed. That is why someone suggested a higher speed card.

You didn't say RAM, you said memory, which are the same thing. I thinking people took to calling NAND 'memory' because it's solid state and traditionally storage has been mechanical. It needs to stop though, because NAND is far too slow to be memory. I doubt even future technologies like PCM and memristors will be fast enough to be used as actual memory.

[proxops-pete]

If you pull the card out, it says class 2, not 4. Either this article was misinformed or they slipped in a class 2 card on my phone by accident.

Mine IS class 4. I confirmed it myself... So you got jibbed!

[proxops-pete]

I see few Class 6 32 GB micro SDHC cards on eBay for about $60... but I am guessing that they all are generic... still waiting for good brands I guess...