The RX1R II needs a U1 speed class card or better for 1080p video recording. Video writes data at 50Mbps, which is 6.25MB/s.
The RX1R II can use memory cards up to 128GB. You can use 64-128GB cards without any problems. The RX1R II cannot write faster than 36MB/s, so you do not need to buy the most expensive cards.
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Transcend has always managed to stay right up there with the titans of flash memory and their SD memory cards have always been a top performer. The Transcend UHS-II memory card is rated at R285MB/s and W180MB/s, while slower than Lexar, Sandisk and Sony UHS-II memory cards, in-camera and in real world, the Transcend UHS-II perform very well.
The Delkin V90 UHS-II 280MB/s card has always been a solid card and a great bang for the buck. This particular model is rated at V90 Video Speed Class. This means the card is guaranteed to put out a minimum write speed of 90MB/s.
While the Delkin memory card doesn't always perform as quick some of the other brands when it comes to USB 3.0 read and write speeds, it does deliver on in-camera speeds and is often faster than even some of the best cards from Sandisk and Lexar. This makes the Delkin card a great choice for UHS-II shooters.
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