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Thread: Can My Comp Read Over 137 Gbs?

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    alright, I installed thre 120 drive, but then i click on properties and it says it only has 111 Gigs. Is this normal?

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    Yes.

    Windows assumes 1GB = 1024x1024x1024
    Drive makers assume 1GB = 1000,000,000

    So drive capacity shown by windows is only about 93% of what the makers state.
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  3. Software & Hardware   -   #33
    those bastards!!

    I'm already down to 99 gigs from "120".

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    Originally posted by Keikan@18 July 2004 - 03:56
    Back in my day Maxtor was called "Quantum"
    No. Maxtor was around at the same time as Quantum. Maxtor bought out Quantum.

    I can remember back when data was stored on cassette tape. To load a file of a few KBs took a long time.

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