13 Jan 2007 at 09:02 #21 Magoo Magoo Associate OP Joined 15 Aug 2003 Posts 305 Location Christchurch. enjoymarcus said: Its just like the new Hitachi 1 Terabyte drive actually working out at 930gbs, rather than 1000. I LOL'd at this. Click to expand... How much are these retailing for and when are OC getting some
enjoymarcus said: Its just like the new Hitachi 1 Terabyte drive actually working out at 930gbs, rather than 1000. I LOL'd at this. Click to expand... How much are these retailing for and when are OC getting some
13 Jan 2007 at 14:54 #22 mosfet mosfet Associate Joined 28 Sep 2004 Posts 1,151 Location London That ad would be accurate if it said 931GiB Apparently the US MSRP is $399, so expect them to be ~£320 when they come out here.
That ad would be accurate if it said 931GiB Apparently the US MSRP is $399, so expect them to be ~£320 when they come out here.
13 Jan 2007 at 15:21 #23 jaykay jaykay Associate Joined 11 Nov 2006 Posts 1,410 Location Wales, Cardiff For me at the moment im only just using up both of my 40gbs so next hard drive will be a hiatchi 7k160 and put both hds on that
For me at the moment im only just using up both of my 40gbs so next hard drive will be a hiatchi 7k160 and put both hds on that
14 Jan 2007 at 00:39 #24 m3lv1n m3lv1n Associate Joined 19 Jul 2006 Posts 103 Location London O/S'es get it right 1GB is 1024MB its the hard drive makers that take the mick by saying 1Gb is 1000MB. Its been like this for years and I doubt it will change anytime soon.
O/S'es get it right 1GB is 1024MB its the hard drive makers that take the mick by saying 1Gb is 1000MB. Its been like this for years and I doubt it will change anytime soon.
14 Jan 2007 at 02:07 #25 mosfet mosfet Associate Joined 28 Sep 2004 Posts 1,151 Location London m3lv1n said: O/S'es get it right 1GB is 1024MB its the hard drive makers that take the mick by saying 1Gb is 1000MB. Its been like this for years and I doubt it will change anytime soon. Click to expand... Read the thread I posted, lots of information in there.
m3lv1n said: O/S'es get it right 1GB is 1024MB its the hard drive makers that take the mick by saying 1Gb is 1000MB. Its been like this for years and I doubt it will change anytime soon. Click to expand... Read the thread I posted, lots of information in there.
