Is there a calculator for this? How many 264kb are in 1 gigabyte?

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264kb of 1 mb is

1 gigabyte is 1024mb

What’s 264kb of 1 gigabyte, or of 1024mb?

How many 264kb are in 1 gigabyte?

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Just as a Gb is 1024 Mb, an Mb is 1024 Kb.

It’s good to consider bandwidth limits, but I think any typical host you can find would be OK for starting out. Just don’t sign up for a long term contract if you think you might need more anytime soon.

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I have a image that’s 264kb, I was trying to figure out how many of those would equal 1 gb?

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I’m sure you’re capable of doing that basic maths without assistance, @asasass

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no I’m not. If I was able to I would not have asked.

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Just put How many 264kb are in 1 gigabyte into the Google search or it works in my address bar.

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I’m not good with decimals.

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0.000026399999999999998

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Just convert everything to the lowest common unit (in this case Kb) hen do the division. eg.

__Gb times 1024 = __Mb
__Mb times 1024 = __Kb
__Kb divided by __Kb = answer

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__Kb divided by __Kb = 1

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3.8787878788

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Only if you fill in the blanks with the same number.

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That’s strange as I get:[quote=“Rubble, post:6, topic:253375”]
1 gigabyte / 264 kilobytes = 3787.87879
[/quote]

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So, it’s about 3,787 images, if their all 264kb. ???

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Looks like Google is working on the Giga being a 1000 multiplier and not 1024 as used in computer terms.

3,787 as opposed to 3,971 so the answer is actually 3,971

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As the saying goes, “close enough for government work”

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Also if you are talking about a1GB hard drive it will not have 1 GB of storage space - wrong assumption of mine as I have just seen an interesting article here: http://www.tweakandtrick.com/2013/07/lost-storage-space.html

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No, Google, blogger gives you 1 gb of free storage space, dropbox gives you 2gb.

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If you’re talking storage and not bandwidth, I doubt all the images will have the same weight.

It isn’t so unusual to have images of set dimensions, but I have not before heard of anyone wanting all images to have the same weight.

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all the images would probably be in kb, probably even less than that. 1 gb should be fine then.