western digital 1,000 gig hardrive.

[norcrawler 10+ year member]

nice edit..and no1 cares.thx for tryin to be all tech.now go away..kthx

 

[norcrawler 10+ year member]

are u just mad that everything in your little for sale sig gets no hits and nobody is buying it?

 

[theMessenjah44 10+ year member]

can i get a real good price on all 3? i need them to store all my wii games on!

If you fill up 3 Terrabytes.....You're borderline/having too much ****

 

[Scoobydoo 5,000+ posts]

LOL so my post that answered the question posed by the other two arguing douchebags gets deleted, but their ranting stays put

great logic and umm bump since that is a better reason to post instead of actually helping

This message is hidden because norcrawler is on your ignore list.

good luck

 

[whitedragon551 5,000+ posts]

It probably says some where on the package something about being 1000Gbs. Every USB stick and HD has info about it. HD manufacturers use SI prefixes not binary prefixes. The SI prefix calls for 1000^x power. Binary is 1024^x power. Which means 1000Gbs = 1 terabyte. Now OP get your head out of your *** and quit trying to be all tech.

Bump

 

[Scoobydoo 5,000+ posts]

It probably says some where on the package something about being 1000Gbs. Every USB stick and HD has info about it. HD manufacturers use SI prefixes not binary prefixes. The SI prefix calls for 1000^x power. Binary is 1024^x power. Which means 1000Gbs = 1 terabyte. Now OP get your head out of your *** and quit trying to be all tech.

dont forget to add "BUMP" to your post, because it isnt helping if you dont

i stated basically the same thing last night

hard drive manufacturers...1 megabyte = 1000 kilobytes

windows... 1 megabyte = 1024 kilobytes

Thus you lose approx 7% capacity during format so a 1 terabyte drive will format to approx 931 gigabytes

BUMP

 

[lilmaniac2 5,000+ posts]

Trade all 3 for 18" mag in sig?

 

[norcrawler 10+ year member]

It probably says some where on the package something about being 1000Gbs. Every USB stick and HD has info about it. HD manufacturers use SI prefixes not binary prefixes. The SI prefix calls for 1000^x power. Binary is 1024^x power. Which means 1000Gbs = 1 terabyte. Now OP get your head out of your *** and quit trying to be all tech.
Bump

tryin to be all tech, wtf?haha. im FULLY aware that every hardrive wont be EXACT gb's.you can stop tryin to show off your computer knowledge now..thanks

now lets get back to the topic of what this thread is for..

and my head isnt up my ***..im just trying to sell some shit and half the thread is idiots babbling

 

[whitedragon551 5,000+ posts]

You cant even advertise your own product with knowledge. Why would anyone want to buy from you? These idiots babbling know more about your own product than you. If they are idiots what does that make you?

 

[norcrawler 10+ year member]

You cant even advertise your own product with knowledge. Why would anyone want to buy from you? These idiots babbling know more about your own product than you. If they are idiots what does that make you?

what makes you think i know nothing about it? cause i said "1000 gig hd"?

i posted that cause some people on this forum might not know what a tb is..wow.

and i know a shit load about computers,so stfu and go die. thx

 

[norcrawler 10+ year member]

Trade all 3 for 18" mag in sig?

no thanks man,already got a 18.lol

 

[alvitae 10+ year member]

Moral of the story, Hell hath no fury like a geek scorned.

 

[norcrawler 10+ year member]

only on ca.com forums...

 

[whitedragon551 5,000+ posts]

Anyone looking at an external knows something about computers. Either way good luck. Guess a free bump for you.

 

[norcrawler 10+ year member]

Anyone looking at an internal knows something about computers. Either way good luck. Guess a free bump for you.

and ya,i just built a fat computer not to long ago..