The official definition of gigabyte (GB) is 1000 megabytes (MB).
The use of 1024 for memory is due to the use of binary addressing.
Computers were originally structured with memory based up 8 or 64. So any larger memory will be a multiple of this. First floppy drive was 512KB. Double this and you have 1024. Then this continued up to the Gigabyte sizes.
I know this is not a complete explanation but this is how the computer was made.
Technically speaking there are 1024 MB's in a GB. But to keep it simple for large addition, i use the theory of 1000 MB = 1 GB.
1024 MB in a gig roughly. 1000 is what people refer to it as. 4.4 GB = 4505.6 MB Exact Which if rounded is 4506 MB 4.4 gigs = 4,400 MB When people say they have a gig of ram, they are thinking 1000, but actually it is rounded because there is no perfect measurement for ram or gigs. FOR SCHOOL, the correct answer is 1024 MB in a GB 1024 is how much a gig really is... But when people say 1 gig, they are reffering to 1024 MB.
A megabyte is approx 1000 bytes, 1024 to be exact. A gigabyte is approx 1000 megabytes, 1024 to be exact. So 1272.49 megabytes x (1 gigabyte/1000 megabytes) = 1.272 gigabytes or 1.243 to be more exact. FYI 8 bits are in a byte.
Official it is 1024 MB But most people think it is 1000 MB
In 1 gigabyte there are 1024 mega bytes . In 1 megabyte there are 1024 kilo bytes .3 gigabyte equals to 3 time 1024 mega bytes that is (3x1024) mega bytes.
1024 Gb
Technically speaking there are 1024 MB's in a GB. But to keep it simple for large addition, i use the theory of 1000 MB = 1 GB.
1 byte = 8 bit 1 kilobyte = 1024 bytes 1 megabyte = 1024 kilobyte 1 gigabyte = 1024 megabyte 1 terabyte = 1024 gigabyte here in 1024 , 24 is negligible so we always use the term, 1 kb = 1000 bytes 1 mb = 1000 kb 1 gb = 1000 mb 1 tb = 1000 gb.
One gigabyte is exactly 1024 Megabytes. In informatics it is allways 1024 :)
No. 1024 KB = 1 MB. 1024 MB = 1 GB.
1000 1024
If you are using a mb that equals 1024 kb and a kb that equals 1024 bytes, then you have 0.0009765625 mb, you could also say 1 kb.If you are using a mb that equals 1000 kb and a kb that equals 1000 bytes, then you have 0.001024 mb, you could also say 1.024 kb.
It varies on the units, depending on whether or not you're talking about SI. Its more commonly recognized that there are 1000 MB in every GB, but your computer should tell you that there are 1024 MB in a GB, because computer memory rises in increments of x^2 (Powers of 2) Ie. 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 521, 1024. The quick answer? Either 1000, or 1024 ^^
1000 terabytes = 1 kilabyte, 1000 kilabytes = 1 megabyte, 1000 megabytes= 1 gigabyte One mb is 1024 KB, so one GB is 1024 MB ergo 1024 x 1024=1048567 witch means that 1 GB is 1048567 KB
1 Terabyte is approximately 1000 Gigabytes, 1 Gigabyte is approximately 1000 Megabytes and 1 Megabyte is approximately 1000 bytes
There are 1024 MB in 1 GB, although, for the purpose of easier calculations, 1 GB is taken to be 1000 MB. 1024 GB make 1 Terabyte.
1 gigabyte (GB) = 1000 megabyte (MB)