1 GB equals how much bytes?

Answer 1

GB or GigaByte is a measurement used in Hard Drives and Memory to denote volume. A Hard Drive could have a volume of 250GB. A Flash Memory Disk could have a volume of 4GB. Your computer could have 1GB of RAM.

One GigaByte means 1024 MegaBytes. A MegaByte means 1024 KiloBytes, and a KiloByte means 1024 Bytes. Each Byte has 8 Bits. Bits are representation of either an ON or OFF (computers use these as binary figures: One and Zero).

So one GigaByte has 8,589,934,592, over eight and a half billion of these 1's and 0's to use for whatever your computer might need it for

IN SHORT N SIMPLE WORDS

1GB=1024MB!!!!!!

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Answer 2

Now, for start.

Bit is smallest ammount of information. It can be 0 or 1 only.

Byte is a collection of 8 bits. (1B = 8b) Make sure, that bit is b and byte is B.

kByte is 1024 B. MByte is 1024 kB. GByte is 1024 MB.

1 GB is 1073741824 Bytes Or 8589934592 bits.

Answer 3

It will equal about to about 1024 bytes. This can help you to determine how much space you have left over.

Answer 4

1024 by computer standards.

1000 by mathematics. (And people selling hardware.)

Answer 5

1 Gb = 1024 Mb

1 Mb = 1024 Kb

1 Kb = 1024 bytes (8 bits)

So 1 Gb = 1024 * 1024 * 1024 bytes (1073741824 bytes).

Answer 6

1024 megabytes

Answer 7

220

Answer 8

10000000