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<blockquote data-quote="AxeMan - Rick S." data-source="post: 157975" data-attributes="member: 1746">Re: First Impressions D-7100Faster cards do help I have the Scan Disk Extreme Pro class 10&nbsp; 95mb a sec but even in full DX mode after a few seconds it doesn't totally choke but you can hear it slow down quite a bit.&nbsp;Yes changing into DX crop mode it going to speed up things because your dropping from 24mp to 16mp, less information to write to the buffer.&nbsp; I bought a camera with 24mp and I want to use them all the time, I don't like using crop mode unless I need a little more reach.&nbsp;As for software update, I don't think that is going to fix the problem.&nbsp; I think the issues lies within the buffer itself.&nbsp; I think if Nikon does come out with a fix it's going to be something along the lines of over clocking your computer.&nbsp; It might solve the issue and make it faster but it is also going to generate heat, and that's not good if you overheat your sensor.&nbsp; If a hack came out of Green Lantern, I would even hesitate on installing it just for the same reason.&nbsp; I'm sure the people at Green Lantern are very good at what they do, how ever I'm sure this would void your warranty with Nikon and then you be left with $1200 paperweight if something went wrong.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="AxeMan - Rick S., post: 157975, member: 1746"] [b]Re: First Impressions D-7100[/b] Faster cards do help I have the Scan Disk Extreme Pro class 10 95mb a sec but even in full DX mode after a few seconds it doesn't totally choke but you can hear it slow down quite a bit. Yes changing into DX crop mode it going to speed up things because your dropping from 24mp to 16mp, less information to write to the buffer. I bought a camera with 24mp and I want to use them all the time, I don't like using crop mode unless I need a little more reach. As for software update, I don't think that is going to fix the problem. I think the issues lies within the buffer itself. I think if Nikon does come out with a fix it's going to be something along the lines of over clocking your computer. It might solve the issue and make it faster but it is also going to generate heat, and that's not good if you overheat your sensor. If a hack came out of Green Lantern, I would even hesitate on installing it just for the same reason. I'm sure the people at Green Lantern are very good at what they do, how ever I'm sure this would void your warranty with Nikon and then you be left with $1200 paperweight if something went wrong. [/QUOTE]

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