512GB Price: $109. The Samsung PRO Plus is a microSD card designed for the Steam Deck and other demanding electronic devices. It gives you extra space for your Deck to play high-intensity games easily. The Pro Plus is almost as good as the Sandisk Extreme above.
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The only catch using an external SSD to a portable device like the Deck is it will draw more power and it will more lessen the usage time you have for the deck. If you're thinking using a dongle there are already plenty of reports that their devices are getting brick for using it. Just use a microSD cards and swap back and forth when needed. 16.
Many are wondering what’s the best Microsd card to get for the Steamdeck. here are the better options in this order. sandisk extreme. samsung pro plus. samsung evo select. sandisk ultra. Expensive option :- sandisk extreme and extreme pro perform so identical on steamdeck that you can not tell the difference. So it’s no point in spending
The SanDisk Extreme Pro dominated the IOzone tests on the Raspberry Pi 3 B+, placing first in every category but 1,024K random writes and 4K sequential writes. The same cards that did poorly on
SanDisk 512GB Extreme MicroSDXC. 1. Best Steam Deck microSD card overall. Best if you want good speeds. $45.46 $45.76 Save $0.3. This SanDisk drive is the perfect balance of speed and size. It's a You may need to turn off DRD in the BIOS. To do this, power off your Steam Deck, then hold Vol + & Power and let go of both buttons when you hear the beep. Go into Setup Utility > Advanced > USB Configuration and turn off DRD as it is not supported. More about this here: Steam Deck lacks USB DRD drivers for Windows.

Steam won't get higher than ~30-35MB/s download speeds on my SanDisk Ultra (A1), but easily gets 80-90MB/s speeds on my SanDisk Extreme (A2). It's also far more stable when writing. Games do launch and load a bit faster (seems around 10-15%), but if that were the only change it wouldn't be worth the cost.

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