1gb?\n2gb?\n3?\njust wondering.
129554
A whopping 10Mb.  The paid service will give you 512Mb.  I wonder why they even still exist.
510298
1 MB, 2 MB, 8 MB etc.. speeds are not big deal for now since most applications on the internet ran smoothly even with speeds less than 1 MB.. Unless if .you are browsing on a graphic/flash-heavily  intensive site. but that's just less than .01% of all sites in the internet.. Also if you are downloading large files downlink speed is important.. If you are uploading files uplink speed is important.. but you have to check your provider on these..  But for me this is not too important considering with the competition most providers provide faster speeds.\n\nWith that said, what I can suggest is you choose a provider that has a good tracking record with 99.99% uptime, with consistent speed and above all 24 hour technical PHONE support..\n\nThere are other criteria but for me those above are my priority\n\nGoodluck!
23517
How much storage and portability do you need. If it's up to around 2GB go for the flash, otherwise you're in HDD territory.
473013
1024 kb=1 mb\n1024 mb= 1 gb
205188
The metric prefixes would dictate that it's 1000 MB in a GB, but computer bytes are usually tracked in powers of two, so it's actually 1024 MB in a GB.
140565
it may be empty. what is the kb size?
671728
first off 3 gb is a bit on the small side so you could move the files to a second hard drive. \ncompressing files is an option. another is removing some programs.
462152
go to http://www.crucial.com and  it will tell you the excat amount of memory your system uses and the type
435532
Start.... My Computer.... C: drive.  Look at the far left column, scroll down to the bottom, and it will tell you how many GB are used and how many are free on your computer.\n\nIf yours is nearly full, then you would want one that has more than you already have.\n\n\nI♥♫→mia☼☺†
425943
I would like a combination of the 2 with some more ram\n\n(i heard somewhere they will use mirrors to send the info instead of wires so they can send info at the speed of light. and it will be a lot more quiter)
86323
It would be if files weren't getting larger. If you want to play CD's or watch movies and stuff, then 128MB probably isn't enough at all. Heck, most new computers are being sold with a bare, bare minimum of 256MB with 512MB (like the one I bought last year) being the recommended minimum.
197913
if you have a new computer, its going to be in increments of 128 megabytes.  You probably want 2 512 mb "sticks" of "DDR 3200" if you have a fairly modern computer.  Look up your motherboard and see what ram it can use...don't just buy some random stuff.
590606
As you do not specify what you are going to use it for, I can only suggest you get as much RAM as you can, because there is no such thing as too much RAM.
235757
8 bits =1 byte\n1024 bytes=1 kb\n1024 kb= 1mb\n1024 mb= 1gb\n1024 gb= 1tb(tera byte)
55375
Gigabytes (GB) are the lagrest, followed by megabytes (MB) and killabytes (KB).  Roughly 1,000 KB are in 1 MB, and roughly 1,000 MB are in 1 GB.  The next one up is a terrabyte (1,000 GB), but it's not really catching on yet.
261571
1024 bytes is equal to 1Kb\n1024 Kb  is equal to 1 Mb\n1024 Mb is equal to 1 Gb \n\n\nYou do the math
331830
20GB should be way more than enough, as Windows probably uses less than 2GB and those programs are probably 1GB total.  17GB for music, video and whatever else you want.