Ideal file system for 128 GB micro SD card?

[greenys']

Hi there!
So I have a Samsung Evo+ 128 GB micro SD card and I'm curious which file system would be optimal to use.
Since I use custom ROM and kernel file system support isn't really a problem. I had many problems with FAT32 so I try to avoid it at all cost. I've been using the card as exFAT for half a year now and it's not bad. Even though it doesn't seem to be as fast as it could according to benchmarks and official description of the card furthermore, when I do multitasking while listening to music stored on the card, the music stutters once a minute. According to my own statistics the card achieves the best performance with NOOP I/O scheduler and lowest (128kb) read-ahead size. Would it prove higher performance if formatted as F2FS/EXT4 or NTFS?

Detailed device description:
Phone(4GB RAM version)
OS(always latest for I'm a flashaholic)
Kernel(always latest)

 

[Scott]

I would go with exFAT for compatibility and stability.

 

[greenys']

I would go with exFAT for compatibility and stability.

I thought the same. Speed isn't much good if you lose your files.

 

[Droidriven]

Hi there!
So I have a Samsung Evo+ 128 GB micro SD card and I'm curious which file system would be optimal to use.
Since I use custom ROM and kernel file system support isn't really a problem. I had many problems with FAT32 so I try to avoid it at all cost. I've been using the card as exFAT for half a year now and it's not bad. Even though it doesn't seem to be as fast as it could according to benchmarks and official description of the card furthermore, when I do multitasking while listening to music stored on the card, the music stutters once a minute. According to my own statistics the card achieves the best performance with NOOP I/O scheduler and lowest (128kb) read-ahead size. Would it prove higher performance if formatted as F2FS/EXT4 or NTFS?

Detailed device description:
Phone(4GB RAM version)
OS(always latest for I'm a flashaholic)
Kernel(always latest)

EXT4 and f2fs are the most common formats used in android.

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