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Memory too. There's a difference between GiB (power of 2) and GB (power of 10).
by lucian1900 14y ago
Memory too. There's a difference between GiB (power of 2) and GB (power of 10).
- RobAtticus 14y agoI believe his point is that memory manufacturers advertised 1GB of RAM which is actually 1GiB. So for advertised memory, 1GB = 1024MB.
- ghshephard 14y agoFair point, I agree that the proper terminology, it should be GiB to be explicit. I was just trying to point out, that the only time you should ever consider GB might mean 2^30 is with memory (and it usually does with memory). You should always assume that GB means 10^9 in all other scenarios. Bandwidth, Disk Space - GB always means 10^9.