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Oct 22, 2023 · 1GB= 1000MB. 1GB =1024MB. Both conversions are correct. 1000MB = 1GB is the de jure standard laid out by the IEC and is used by HDD/SSD companies and Apple. 1024MB = 1GB is the de facto standard used by...
Actually, it's both - depending on who you ask. In computers, everything is stored in binary (base 2). This makes it convenient to use powers of 2 to express sizes and memory addresses. 1024 is 2 10, the power of 2 wh...
Aug 11, 2023 · I have a 2.5gb fiber connection, and while I can get that speed to my router provided by my ISP, and my motherboard has a 2.5gb ethernet port I get capped at 1gb. I’m really confused, as I’ve followed e...
Oct 16, 2023 · This is with a 1GB internet speed plan, WIFI 5 Router and 5 GHz AP. I noticed the next day I was getting slower speeds, and noticed the PC was now connecting to the 2.4 GHz, band steering was the culpri...
Feb 1, 2023 · During zips, you can go by double the size, so you can have a sample set of 1gb, 2gb and etc. For S3 is really cheap and can setup a public access, or only to yourself - nice touch I think.
Why am I not getting 1Gbps? I have 1 Gbps from my ISP. My router supports 1Gbps. I'm using a cat 6 ethernet cable. I've tried resetting my network adapters and disabling power saving features and setting it to 1Gb ful...
Apr 12, 2022 · 1gb/s is plenty. If you had a lot of people or did some major file transfers all the time, then you may want to consider it. I'm a network engineer by trade and I haven't yet needed 2gb/s. One thing I l...
Oct 30, 2022 · Title says it all. Been on 1GB fiber for a year now, I know that nothing wireless will really benefit from higher connection speeds but most of my critical stuff is hard wired. The price difference is a...
Mar 25, 2022 · What is up with this 1GB tmp file on “Local Disk (G:)”? (The name is “rtr504C.tmp” if it’s not legible) I use this solely as a backup drive for my mom’s PC.
It blows my mind how a game that looks this good is so small in size, can anyone explain how this works?