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2tbg showing as 1.8tb
This hdd is a 2tb, but only shows 1.8.
I realize that an amount is deducted, but 200gb?
This hdd is a 2tb, but only shows 1.8.
I realize that an amount is deducted, but 200gb?
That looks about normal to me. I just installed this 2tb Seagate yesterday as the primary boot HD :)
Just seems like a lot of loss.
Thanks for reply.
It's the difference between decimal and binary reporting,
Hard Drive Size Capacities Calculator
When a Byte is not a Byte
this is normal, see more here...
HTG Explains: Why Do Hard Drives Show the Wrong Capacity in Windows? - How-To Geek
I have a Seagate 2TB drive as my storage drive and when it was completely empty, it had 1.8TB total space.........just the way it goes. The bigger the drive, the more overhead you have. A 3TB drive will have more, and a 4TB will have even more overhead than that.