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NINTENDO SWITCH LITE QUESTION!!!?
What's the highest read/Write speed does the Nintendo switch lite support?
I was looking at the read/write of certified sd cards for the switch seems like the highest is READ 100mb/s WRITE 90/s
NOT HOW MUCH STORAGE IT SUPPORTS!!!!!!!!!!
1 Answer
- llafferLv 74 months ago
I don't think the read/write speed really matters. If, for some reason, the card supports higher than the system will handle it will still work at a slower speed.
The Switch and Switch Lite can support up to a 4 TB MicroSD card (which doesn't even exist yet, as far as I know). I do know people who have a 1 TB card and it works just fine. Whatever the standard is for those 64 GB - 1 TB cards apparently support up to 4 TB so it will use the same standard for all ranges in between. That's how they know it should work for up to 4 TB cards.
