The great debate.
>>1064844461024, and fuck you
>>106484453/thread
>>106484446931
>>1064844461TB
>>1064844461st is a TiB2nd is a TB
>>1064844461024GB :trollface:
ovar 9000 !!!!!
>>1064844461024GB
>>106484446not black so can't use gib
1024 GiB = 8796093022208 bits1000 GiB = 8589934592000 bits1024 GB = 8192000000000 bits1000 GB = 8000000000000 bits
>>106486676Wrong.https://www.gbmb.org/gib-to-gb Base 2Gibi is the IEC binary prefix equal to 2^301 Gibibyte = 2^30 bytes1 Gibibyte = 1,073,741,824 bytes Base 10Giga is the SI decimal prefix equal to 10^91 Gigabyte = 10^9 bytes1 Gigabyte = 1,000,000,000 bytes1 byte = 1 Gigabyte / 1,000,000,0001 Gibibyte = 1,073,741,824 bytes1 Gibibyte = 1,073,741,824 × (Gigabytes / 1,000,000,000)1 Gibibyte = 1.073741824 Gigabytes
>>106486706Kek you dumb animal.
>>106486762If my English and Maths are better than yours, what does that make you?`
>>106486488
>>106484446GiB doesn't exist and it's a jewish psyop1024GB = 1TB
yes
>>1064866761024(base ten) = 0100 0000 0000 in binary1000(base ten) = 0011 1110 1000 in binary
Storage vendors are jews while RAM vendors are white
>>1064889453½-inch floppies were advertised as 1.44MB while in reality they were giving you 12 extra bytes per sector for a whooping total 1.47456 MB. Not that it mattered, though.
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>>106485217tpbp!
>>106484453thread
>>106484446refer to muh chart
>>106490194forgot to change my name back after saging another thread
>>106484446when it comes to user interfaces about user storage and not about underlying hardware, it really should just be 1000 GB. underlying hardware, sure, it makes sense to display it in powers of 2.
>>1064844461024GB == 1TB. I'm a programmer so binary is always implied without resorting to sounding like you have a speech impediment.
>>106490945Has nothing to do with binary
>>106491345>values chosen because they're convenient in binary systems have nothing to do with binaryok
>>1064844461024gb of course, that's 24 more gigabytes.
>>106490194that retard isn't funny
>>106491345>Talking about space and data mapping in memory on a computer has nothing to do with binaryOh, eh, what is it all about then? I look forward to you not responding.
>>106490828>Just let the marketing team tell all the users how to think. You're fucking retarded.The HDD user interface in old-windows used to tell you tracks and sector counts as well as data locations. You could also configure the segment sizes. You could look at this if you wanted to and was a great way to teach kids how a hard drive worked.You're advocating for software being dumbed down to the lowest common denominator so the vendors can lie to consumers more easily and the system back end is further removed from the users ability to monitor and configure it.As it stands I have to download a third party app to do what used to be built into the system and then I have to deal with retards like you who don't know how an SSD stores data or why that even matters.
>>106493674it's because I am wrong and can't reply right away since watching another man fucking my wife takes precedence
>>106484446We didn't have this problem in the 90ies
>>106484453fpbp
>>106490945It seems like you actually have a speech impediment
>>106493734you have a problem with your reading comprehension skills.
>>106484446>Buy 24TB drive>Get 20TiB of actual spaceI hate marketing people so much.
>>1064844461024gb since its bigger
>>106486706>>106486829Bits are not Bytes.
>>106484446Why is it or? Both are correct
>>106484453baaaaaaaaased1tb will always be 1024gband yes gib is gb, what they call gb today does not exist, computers dont run base 10.
why yesh i calh ih gibibyte
>>106498327Skill issue.
