Just installed a 200gig HD in addition to my 120 and 40g HD's...Formatted in NTFS, everything runs great, but reads 186 gigs of space in "my computer"...Anyone know why? Thanks,
Ron B
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1. Formatting Overhead -- to setup the tracks and sectors it takes space
2. MFG call 1000 bytes a kilobyte when everyone else (including MS) calls it is reall 1024 bytes 1K. 1024K is the REAL numner 1000K is drive cheat for easy rounding. You should be able to do the math and see what I mean. -
All my 200GB drives show as 186GB formatted, this is normal.
FB-DIMM are the real cause of global warming -
200GB Harddrive ==> 200 x 1,000,000,000 Bytes ==> Convert that to Computer GB;
200,000,000,000 Bytes x 1KB/1024 Bytes x 1MB/1024KB x 1GB/1024MB
And the answer is 186.265 GB (Computer GBytes that is) -
Originally Posted by rkr1958
Ron -
This is one of my three turbo wagons...You are talking about the car and not the avatar?..The avatar is my better half...
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Thanks Ron, appreciate it.
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