>buy "8 GB" RAM module
>it's actually 8 GiB
Buy "8 GB" RAM module
Owen Flores
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Christian Thomas
>go to Cred Forums - the technology board
>it's actually a shitposting contest
Jayden White
STUPID PIECE OF SHIT RETARDED FROGPOSTING SCUM
Joseph Perez
>get slightly more than expected
>brag about it to strangers
Zachary Reed
You got more RAM than you expected. Isn't this a good thing?
James Brown
>buy 500 GB SSD
>its actually 480
>buy 480 GB SSD
>its 460 GB SSD
REEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Colton Wright
Hunter Cox
I don't mind the separate definitions but did they really have to pick such ridiculous names for the binary units? Who the fuck wants to say "mebibyte"?
Isaac Davis
Is that why its like 8192MB?
That extra 192MB always gives me a really warm feelerino
Chase Roberts
Windows is the only modern operating system that still uses the old definitions (1024 MB per GB instead of 1000 MB per GB).
Andrew Jenkins
Pepeejectinghispopcornfromthebag.gif
>Basically Windows is the USA of the computer world
Still proud!
Jonathan Fisher
Habeebyte
William Parker
fucking stupid
Joseph Ortiz
You just say "meg" / "gig" / "T" / "P" and people know by context / they're close enough that it doesn't matter. You only really need to be specific in writing.
Obviously not an excuse, but practically speaking it doesn't really matter.
Hunter Baker
Nice contribution! Moderator material.
Ryan Ortiz
Nice contribution! Moderator material.
Anthony Price
By the way thank you, these are beautiful.
Lord, increase my autism so that I may be further from man and closer to You.
Lucas Moore
>buy 4 GB of vram
>its actually 3.5 GB
Robert Davis
1024 is 1 x 2^10
1000 is 1 x 2^9 + 1 x 2^8 + 1 x 2^7 + 1 x 2^6 + 1 x 2^5 + 1 x 2^3
Inb4 "metric is base 10!" because it's a fucking COMPUTER unit and COMPUTERS count it in base 2. Making the unit base 10 means converting it back and forth needlessly. Why? to benefit the hard drive industry so it can make its drives sound a little bit larger than they really are.
It's a complete failure of ethics and logic on the part of the involved organizations.
Nathan Foster
>metric is base 10 factorial
>base 3628800
Sounds like a pain
Jose Myers
>Buy 4GB
>It's 4096-bit
>See it $50 cheaper a week later
Lucas Cook
>buying RAM
you can't make this up
William Reyes
What about memebytes?
Caleb Martin
I loled IRL