<div style="text-align: justify;">Nothing can be more annoying than when people mix 1024 and 1000 at the same time in the same unit e.g. using 1024 x 1000 to get from byte to KB to MB (common when measuring the size of a 1.44 "MB" floppy disk) - you're just trying to be confusing then changing between conventions in the same breathOriginally posted by Yamaneko
I'm pretty sure 1000kb = 1mb and 1000mb = 1gb. It's only with bytes to kb, I believe. I could be wrong though.Like Unne said, just stick to 1024 for all powers since that's the most common usage almost everywhere - HD sizes quoted by HD manufacturers are the only ones that consistently use 1000 instead to make it seem their drives hold more than if quoted using powers of 1024.</div>





Like Unne said, just stick to 1024 for all powers since that's the most common usage almost everywhere - HD sizes quoted by HD manufacturers are the only ones that consistently use 1000 instead to make it seem their drives hold more than if quoted using powers of 1024.</div>




















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