I've always been using Sandisk~
I think you can try contacting solarwing in Garage Sales, good seller~ (sorry if I misspelled the name haha, don't really remember)

Aiyo, BB1M vouchers don't use to buy SD card bro, use it for external HDD better
You'll need it after you start shooting (even so when you start shooting RAW) 

Hooor, inside all store what? hehe   
I see I see haha, good for you man haha   
I don't really like the change wuwu, quite laggy too when browsing people's photos 

So far the only significant thing I noticed between using a fast and slow card is that it lags/ doesn't lag when browsing through photos
Even with a fast SD card, I still sometimes get writing lags if I shoot too fast haha.. doesn't happen with CF card though 
Maybe my SD card still not fast enough

Oh, CF card slots are only available for older and higher-end models bro
Need not worry about that haha 

Capture NX was pretty slow, even slower than LR. Not sure how good is this.

Err.. you don't always have to use low ISO
if the place is dark, then don't be afraid to bump up ISO ya
Modern DSLRs are pretty good at noise performance already, so you won't really lose too much details
Current lineups of entry-level DSLRs can perform decently up to ISO3200

Try to adjust your ISO until you get a shutter speed of 1/50 or faster so you don't get blurred shots 

Tripod 

Buy prime aka fast lens...

hmmm no one went to bangkok motorshow?

Err I skipped BIMS2014, though I had BIMS2013, BIMS2012 and MTE2013 on my albums.

Get a 35mm F/1.8G or 50 mm f/1.8g. 
I think D5200 in ISO 1000 still acceptable. Do some touch up in LR to look better. (Copied advise from [PF T.J.]) 

You will be poisoned soon. 
Yup.

Aiya. Learned from you jek. 
Anyway, your Taiwan trip photos are nice. 

Haha. As long you feel comfortable to use then okay already. 

Still haven't buy bro?

wa....like that no one want to post here already

Don't worry guys, I'm still the loudest one here in this thread miahahaa
ChaosSixth, LR5 should be very easy to find, if you know what I mean
Of course, LR4 is equally good, if you don't have a very powerful rig. LR5 is slower in many ways, especially if you are doing intensive editing 

Slow export might be due to USB2.0 or slow HDD 
Upgrading to SSD or hybrid SSD/HDD will improve performance by alot

Ops, didn't see your rig specifications just now
Yeah, performance should be decent, even with RAW photos, just remember to set your HDD as scratch disk, that will reduce lag alot

I'm not really sure, but based on my understanding, Lightroom and Photoshop requires some space to read and write data... so even if you have a blazing fast SSD but not much space in it, it'll still be slower than a HDD
And there are also sayings that there's a limit to how much these storage drives can withstands the constant writing/reading 

Any reason for asking?
SSDs can withstand quite high read write. Should not have to worry too much.

You don't constantly do photo editing 24/7 do you?