Think of it like comparing a small cup to a big bucket. If you have 1 cup and 500 cups, obviously 500 cups is more than 1 cup. The same principle applies to gigabytes (GB). 500 GB is larger than 1 GB because it's like having 500 units versus just 1 unit. So, in the world of digital storage, 500 GB is a lot more than 1 GB.
No. If you really mean GB in both cases, then obviously 1 is less than 500.
If, however, you intended to ask "Is 1 GB more than 500 MB", then then answer is yes, it's twice as much.
Yes. This is because 1GB equals to 1024MB, which is obviously greater than 600MB.
yes 500 gigabytes allot ,of memory it takes 1,000 megabytes, to equal just 1 gigabyte. on average it takes around 1,000 megabytes to 800 to around 600 megabytes to download something
1000 mb = 1 gb so 300 gb is 600 times better than 500 mb
Megabytes means millions of bytes. Actually a bit more, because of the way "mega" is used in computer science. So, 500 megabyte is a little more than 500 million bytes. It is also about 1/2 of a gigabyte.
A 1 TB disk is twice the capacity of a 500 GB disk. I TB = 1000 GB 500 GB = 0.5 TB
No, a Gigabyte is 1,024 times more than 1 Megabyte
MB is always 1000 to 1 GB and 999 MB is less than 1 GB
1 GB = 1024 MB which is any day greater than 512 MB So, yes. 1 GB is greater than 512 MB
a little more than 1/10 of a gig... a little more than 1/10 of a gig...
1mb=1024kb. 1gb=1024mb. 500gb= 512000mb. 500gb= round abot 8mb
Yes.
1 gigabyte is equal to 1,024 megabytes
Yes. My camera has a 5 megapixel sensor and typically produces JPEG files in the 1 to 2 megabyte range. So 500 of those photos will take from 500 megabytes to 1 gigabyte -- which fills up 1/4 to 1/2 of a 2 gigabyte memory card. Some more expensive cameras produce larger image files -- perhaps 500 of those larger files might not fit.