Bits, Bytes and Ram
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i have 64gb of 2000mhz ram in my system....
skaterguy1423 3 weeks ago
you missed one and was wrong on gigabyte it's
1 kilo = 1,000
next one is mega so
1 mega = 1,000,000
1 giga = 1,000,000,000
so that mean's
1 tera = 1,000,000,000,000
i won't bother with the ones after tera
noles900 1 month ago
LOOL armstrong, aldrin, and the other one.
plavins1 1 year ago
1 byte to do either one* tired not paying much attention.
2 bytes more per every single function*
PlannedMayhem 2 years ago
and also the 1/0 was created by a german i think(im not really sure i wasnt paying attention yesterday) because 1/0 = 1bits to do either one. e.g. yes = 3 bytes. 2 bites more per every single function and movement in the computer = raped memory.
flash drive (solid state as you described) drives work at the speed of light / lightning "in a flash" hence where they get there names from.
PlannedMayhem 2 years ago
with the whole computers can only count in 8 bit bytes counting from 1 2 4 8 16 32 64 128. atm we are on about 64 bit computer systems (at the average home computer)
PlannedMayhem 2 years ago
I know, just trying to keep it simple. Didn't want to go too deep into the whole factors of 8 thing.
WOODSYMAN 2 years ago
very helpful in my school reporting! thanks for posting this!
x112619 2 years ago
OVERCLOCK!!!!
pretsell 2 years ago