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Harddrive sizes.

It also mentions the new IEC system for measuring bits and bytes. Under the new IEC system, the hard drive manufacturers' rating of ### GB (gigabytes) is correct (that is, 400GB = 400 billion bytes), and that Windows' reported capacity of 373GB for a 400GB drive would be called 373 GiB (gibibytes).

As for memory itself, 512MB (megabytes) of RAM would really be 512MiB (mebibytes) of RAM under the new IEC system.

And data bandwidth is pretty straightforward under the new IEC system (same as it is practiced): 300MB/s means 300 million bytes per second, while 384Kbps means 384 thousand bits per second.
 
Wesley1357 said:
how much do you get on your x850xtpe? (3dmark05)

If you are meaning the overall score at the end well I get 6000 to 6500 score , uh well I think 6278.

But if you are asking for the fps in the game test then I cant tell cause I forgot because i havnt used it for a while. :D


E4g1e said:
It also mentions the new IEC system for measuring bits and bytes. Under the new IEC system, the hard drive manufacturers' rating of ### GB (gigabytes) is correct (that is, 400GB = 400 billion bytes), and that Windows' reported capacity of 373GB for a 400GB drive would be called 373 GiB (gibibytes).

As for memory itself, 512MB (megabytes) of RAM would really be 512MiB (mebibytes) of RAM under the new IEC system.

And data bandwidth is pretty straightforward under the new IEC system (same as it is practiced): 300MB/s means 300 million bytes per second, while 384Kbps means 384 thousand bits per second.

Ok kewl thanks. Cant wait to get my 2 500gigabyte Maxtor DiamondMAX 11 HDD's :D
 
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