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  1. scotchncoke

    scotchncoke Porn Star

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    how many kb in a mb and mb in a gb.I'm trying to download movies and it says not enough room on disc whitch is 4,7 gigs, now I know that I only have 5 gigs of movies to download,nero burning toolkit and software whitch is up to date and registered will only take 500 mb or there abouts any help would help me enormously.
     
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  2. Nympho

    Nympho sex kitten

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    Here you go.
    I'd look it up, but I think that you could do it yourself.
     
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  3. Kimiko

    Kimiko Porn Star

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    A megabyte is 1,000 kilobytes. A gigabyte is 1,000 megabytes.
     
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  4. Kimiko

    Kimiko Porn Star

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    Sorry. :D
     
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  5. scotchncoke

    scotchncoke Porn Star

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    That's what I thought.Now your'e only confirming what I already knew,so it's a problem with how I'm formating,and burning which takes up lots of room.I need to comprees files not in winzip because they are unplayable but maybe dvd shrink lol.You can find that on limewire.Anybody got anything better it would be cool.Maybe I should have spevified exactly what I was after.LOL
     
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  6. AnarchistEmu

    AnarchistEmu Newcumer

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    actually, it's 1024kb in a mb, since it's all multiples of 8, a byte being 8 bits, and 1024mb in a gb
     
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  7. trumpet

    trumpet The Raging Horn

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    There's only so much you can do for a guy in that situation. "You can lead a horse to water, but a pencil must be lead" as Stan Laurel once said.

    :lol:
     
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  8. scotchncoke

    scotchncoke Porn Star

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    Well aint that a can of worms.
     
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  9. Conundrum

    Conundrum Amateur

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    Anarchist is right, but in a way so is Kimiko. The official and accepted definition is what Anarchist said, but there is a big exception: manufacturers of hard drives, flash cards, etc use Kimiko's definition, because it makes their products seem to have more capacity than they really do. That's part of the reason why when you look in the Windows Disk Management tool, an "80GB" disk only shows up as a 74.53GB disk (for example).

    Not so long ago there was a lawsuit againast Western Digital for this practice, but they settled out of court and unfortunately it hasn't stopped the storage industry's incorrect usage, it just means that they not make sure there is a disclaimer on the box stating thier 'alternate defintion'.
     
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  10. Caffeine

    Caffeine Stimulant

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    That's so weird. I always wondered about that.
     
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