Here's the results for my new Samsung Plus 16 GB MicroSDHC Class 10 UHS-1 48MB/s Memory Card (MB-MPAGB) 1st with CrystalDiskMark running on Windows 8.1 laptop with internal SD Card reader: mSD16 (Samsung MB-MPAGB).jpg 2nd with flash-bench on RPi 2 running OpenELEC 5.0.5 after KODI stopped (results ...

Samsung Evo 32 GB microSD class 10 Date : 2015/03/05 18:37:59 OS : Windows 8.1 Pro [6.3 Build 9600] (x64) On a notebook with internal card reader i5 CPU M460@2.53GHz 6GB installed memory Loving the results and using it on my RP 2 Is this the MB-MP32DA/AM (part number)? Also, could you run the flash...

Yes. wget https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/3669512/temp/flash-bench chmod +x flash-bench ./flash-bench My result with Samsung card (32G version of this ) on OpenELEC. It's pretty fast. Creating test file flash-bench.tmp of size 512MB. Benchmark: Sequential read Limits: Total size: 512MB Duration...

I am sure there are better tools, but a while ago I wrote a Linux-based flash benchmark tool called "flash-bench" for the purpose of measuring (Micro-)SD card and USB stick performance. It is available at https://github.com/hglm/flash-bench. Run git clone https://github.com/hglm/flash-bench.git cd ...

It would make sense to use a "standard" sd test method run on the Raspberry Pi itself. I see a wide variety of benchmarks on here and not many look to have been generated on the Raspberry Pi. Is there a "standard" tool that we could use to create a database of real Pi statistics? Greetings! Karl Ha...