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If you know a little bit the Raspberry Pi, you probably know that it’s delivered without any components. It’s meant no power supply, case, etc.You may also know that the Raspberry Pi doesn’t have a hard drive. Instead of that, the Raspberry Pi uses an SD card as a hard drive, to be more precise since the Raspberry Pi B+ version, it’s a MicroSD card who is used.For more information on MicroSD cards, power supplies, case, etc.,. Why I have to create an SD card for your Raspberry Pi?Given that the SD card is a hard disk for the raspberry Pi, we will install an operating system on it, here, we will choose the OS Raspbian, a robust distribution, suitable for the vast majority of uses and optimized for the Raspberry Pi.It’s possible to find SD cards who already have on pre-installed OS, however these mostly run NOOBS rather than Raspbian. NOOBS which will use more space than necessary and appear for us generally less stable than Raspbian OS.Moreover, these cards are often of low quality and offer a reduced speed.

We advise you to orientate you towards a fast and reliable SD card, like this kind of SD cards. In fact the performances of the raspberry Pi will be strongly influenced by the quality of the SD card chosen.

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The SD cards we recommendIn general, the choice of a good SD card can totally change your experience of the Raspberry Pi.Indeed, the SD card is always called by the system. Therefore, if the card is slow the system is also slow. We advise you to choose one of the memory cards below. You can see the progress of writing Raspbian on the SD card of your Raspberry PiWhen the writing is done, the window displays “Done” under the progress bar. You just have to quit Win32DiskImager, and to eject your SD card!

How To Set Up Sd Card For Gdemu

ConclusionNow, the Raspbian card is ready, you just have to insert it into your Raspberry Pi and plug it in. To continue, we advise you!You can also find our article about.We hope that this tutorial will have been useful and that you will enjoy to play with your Raspberry Pi!