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Micro sd card standard vs high endurance for security camera. (alien.top)
submitted 11 months ago by [email protected] to c/[email protected]
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Would it be okay if I use a 1tb micro sd card not labeled "high endurance?"

What can happen if I use a regular v30 micro sd card. Will it overheat or cause frames to cut?

Could using regular sd cards damage security camera?

I have a security camera and I am interested in getting a 1tb micro sd card just to have longer history video log. I only see 512gb "high endurance" available. Micron, which their promotion is for security camera is 1.5tb but I don't see any mention that their product is high endurance. Just stating longer video logs. Sandisk sells 1.5tb as well for an affordable price.

Kioxia stated that they might release a 2tb micro sd card this year.

For now, I just want your opinions on using non-high endurance micro sd card for security camera

Security camera records 2k resolution

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 11 months ago

After x months the standard SD card will fail. After y months the endurance SD card will fail. It is likely that y is a larger number than x.

Video will then no longer be recorded and the camera will, perhaps, behave as if no SD card is inserted. Or it will explode in a small thermonuclear detonation. YMMV.