What is 4TB in GB?

Answer 1

You need to be more specific. Gb refers to a Gigabyte, which is one billion bytes (actually slightly more due to computers using base-2, but that is a different discussion). A byte is (usually) the simplest unit of storage, and can usually hold one character or number.

So a 4 Gb file will contain roughly 4 billion characters.

"4gb memory" most likely refers to a computer with four gigabytes of system RAM, which means you can have 4 Gb of data open at one time. This is different from hard disk space, which stores information while the system is powered off.

Answer 2

It is 4 gb. GB and gb are essentially the same thing, even if you mean the difference between gigabytes and gibibytes. the only difference, would be that 4GB could possibly be construed to mean either 4100 KB or 1000 KB, where a gb would only be 4000 kb.

Answer 3

Calculated by http://egret.net/kb__mb.htm

4294967296 bytes

4194304 kilobytes

4096 megabytes

4 Gigabytes

0.00391 Terabytes

It isn't all nice even numbers because computers use binary.

Answer 4

4GB of memory is 4 Giga-bytes of RAM, or Random Access Memory. Which is a crucial part of a computer. 4GB is usually considered a high amount, which is good.

Answer 5

4GB is just the amount of memory you have on ur phone or computer eg.

Answer 6

.004

Answer 7

3725,29 GB