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[Magicster]

http://shop1.outpost.com/product/4906941?site=sr:SEARCH:MAIN_RSLT_PG

Hoped this helped you guys. The one from http://www.usamemory.net/promaxminisd.html

is almost $30 more!

If you use SD cards, check out
http://shop1.outpost.com/product/4810090
same site.

[FifthE1ement]

Its not out yeT. I emailed them and they said its still preorder. I just got mine from usamemory and I'm happy with it! It removes every bit of slowdown from my Supercard Mini-SD as I had a Sandisk 2GB before and it had bad slowdown in menus and in Animal Crossing.

FifthE1ement

[Hanafuda]

Hey FIfth,

Are you doing any special formatting with that, and also do you defrag the card? I'm not sure that formatting for a different sector size will matter with FAT format, but I would recommend defragging.

[Magicster]

Strange this card was available yesterday.

[bitblt]

Fry's (Las Vegas)

SD 2GB Trancend 60X

or

CF 2GB Patriot 50X

$42.99 each

miniSD 1GB Kingston

$25.99

[Magicster]

I'm going to have to go to my local fry's and see what they got.

[FifthE1ement]

With FAT you can't change the sectors in Windows XP or Vista, however I did defrag and the Sandisk still had slowdown in Animal Crossing. Only in the menus, horrible and makes the game chug, and when entering or exiting a building it pauses for a sec. I also notice slite longer load times in some of my other games and slow menus in most games. With the ATP ProMax 150X Mini-SD 2GB it corrected the issue and its like I have my original Animal Crossing game cart in! I would always suggest a Mini-SD or SD with a read/write speed of 60X or higher, 150X recommended! The SanDisk was about 4kb/sec (20X) while the ATP is 22kb/sec (150X) in transfer rate with the possibility of 50kb/sec! Once you get an ATP Mini-SD its like every game becomes a real gamecart and you can't tell the difference between the real thing and a rom! I have the real Animal Crossing cart and I noticed the slowdown at first play and its drove me nuts! You'll be very happy with an ATP Mini-SD, I am!

FifthE1ement

PS: Got my memory from:

http://www.usamemory.net/promaxminisd.html

I purchased the 2GB version of the ATP Promax 150X Mini-SD!