How many megabytes in a 1 TB hard drive?

Answer 1

That's a bit like asking how many ounces a glass can hold - there are many different sizes of hard drives. However, the rule for data size conversion is that there are 1024 megabytes (MB) per gigabyte (GB). If it's important to go further, the same rule applies for kilobytes: 1024 kB/MB.

The actual number is 1024 (2^10), but it is often approximated to 1000.

Answer 2

There is no limit to how much memory a hard disk can hold. You can buy a hard disk that holds 16 GB for example.

Answer 3

It depends upon what capacity of HD you have.

The capacity available nowadays range in 160GB to 1.5TB.

GB (Gigabytes) = Billion

TB (Terabytes) = Trillion

Answer 4

it depends on the hard disk you buy. you can check it in my computers.

Answer 5

Approx 1,000,000

Answer 6

80gb