What is the biggest size of compatible memory card...

Hi,
when I bought my E90 one year ago, I read somewhere (can't remember where) that there are problems if you use a memory card bigger then 2GB. If I remember correctly, there was a allegation that a bigger memory card would slow down the performance of the phone and would even freeze the phone from time to time.
So, what memory card do you use with your E90?
Please also mention what software you have installed, because this could be related with how it handles the additional memory!!!
I recently updated my software to version 300.34.84
Thanks in advance for your reply.
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16GB cards works well but surely it slows down the phone as hell and the phone tends to hang a lot..........
also during my six days alteast twice a day my phone would refuse to recognize this card........
I tried installing my all apps on the phone memory but still the **bleep** was not repairable...........
So i wud definitely advise not to experiment with the 16 GB card rather go for 8 GB either by Toshiba, kingston or even scandisk .......
wat the hell nokia centers do also have made in Japan nokia branded 8GB cards..........
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