How many hex bytes for gigabyte


  1. killer bee
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    windows7 Ultimate SP1 x32bit
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    How many hex bytes for gigabyte


    Hi!
    Do you know how many hex bytes for 1GB? Are there any online convertor for that?
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  3. Nigsy
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    openSUSE 13.1 64bit
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    8 bits in a byte (b)
    1024 bytes in a kilobyte (KB)
    1024 KB in a megabyte (MB)
    1024 MB in a gigabyte (GB)

    Hexadecimal bytes would be base 16 - think your better off googling it!!
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  4. logicearth
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    1 GB = 0x40000000
    Used Windows Calculator > Programmer Mode
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  6. killer bee
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    logicearth said:
    1 GB = 0x40000000
    Used Windows Calculator > Programmer Mode
    Are there any online service for that? So how much Hex bytes for 100GB?
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  7. logicearth
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    Open Windows Calculator, click on View > click on Programmer.
    Input the number you want 100 in this case, then multiply [ * ] button, input this number: 1073741824
    Then at the far left end of the calculator, there is a group of radio buttons, select the one labeled: hex.
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