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What dose ict stand for?
information computer technology
What color is your computer screen?
yes but i dont know a boy in my school dose
Dose putting a fan next to a computer stop it from over heatting?
yes! since a computer is a machine, i.e is using energy for its excutions, during energy cycle heat must be evolved, when fan is introduced then heat effect is reduced.
How does a linear compressor work?
how dose aliner compresworksor
Is a computer tower an input or output device?
Technically it's neither as it's just a shell that houses the devices. However, if you just mean the computer as a whole, then it is of course both because it's made up of input and output devices.
If your flash drive has 19.5 kilobytes how many gigabytes dose it have?
**sigh** A gigabyte is a thousand megabytes which is a thousand kilobytes which is a thousand bytes. 19.5 kilobytes is about one 51282th of a gigabyte.
How much dose the 160 GB PS3 cost?
A 160 GB PS3 cost
How many gigabytes dose a Kindle Fire have?
A kindle fire HD has 40 gigabytes
How many GB dose a hard disc drive have?
Seriously? Is this a joke? It says on the HDD how much it stores!
How much memory dose the sims 1 take on the computer?
The Sims 1 typically requires around 1 GB of free hard drive space for installation, but the actual memory (RAM) usage during gameplay is generally around 128 MB to 256 MB, depending on the specific expansion packs and system configuration. However, modern systems may allocate more memory, especially if running compatibility modes or mods. Overall, it’s a relatively lightweight game compared to contemporary titles.
What dose ict stand for?
information computer technology
The computer dose not turn on what is a logical explanation as to why the computer doesn't work?
Broken power supply
Dose fire bug rune you computer?
nope not at all
If you play on the computer a lot dose that make you a nerd?
NO not at all
Does bin weevils give your computer a virus?
yes it dose
How many megabytes dose it take to make five gigabytes?
In computers 1 gb is equal to 1024 mb so you need 5*1024mb=5120mb to make 5 gb Extra info But when a hard disk manufacturer claims that a product has 500 gb means that has 500*1000^3=500,000,000,000 bytes not 500*1024^3= 536870912000 bytes. So dividing 500,000,000,000 by 1024^3 the result is 488281250 kb or 476837,2 mb or 465,6 gb because: 1 tera (t) ->1000 giga (g) ->1024 giga (g) in computers 1 giga (g) ->1000 mega (m)->1024 mega (m) in computers 1 mega (m) ->1000 kilo (k)->1024 kilo (k) in computers 1 kilo (k) ->1000 ->1024 in computers In computers 1 gb is equal to 1024 mb so you need 5*1024mb=5120mb to make 5 gb Extra info But when a hard disk manufacturer claims that a product has 500 gb means that has 500*1000^3=500,000,000,000 bytes not 500*1024^3= 536870912000 bytes. So dividing 500,000,000,000 by 1024^3 the result is 488281250 kb or 476837,2 mb or 465,6 gb because: 1 tera (t) ->1000 giga (g) ->1024 giga (g) in computers 1 giga (g) ->1000 mega (m)->1024 mega (m) in computers 1 mega (m) ->1000 kilo (k)->1024 kilo (k) in computers 1 kilo (k) ->1000 ->1024 in computers
Dose 60.1 MB take up a lot of space?
A file size of 60.1 MB is relatively small by today's standards, especially considering that many applications and media files can be several gigabytes. For most modern devices, such as smartphones or computers, this size won't significantly impact storage capacity. However, if you have limited space available, it's always wise to monitor your usage.
