GB - GigaBytes
Gb - GigaBits
GHz - GigaHertz
Giga means 10^9 (1 followed by and 9 zeros, it is 1000 times Mega which is 1 followed by 6 zeros)
GB and Gb are units for digital data capacity or file size
(1 Byte = 8 bits) GHz is unit of frequency or clocking speed. Hertz = 1/Second or per Second
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Well, gb is a size and gHz is a speed. So, there are zero gb in a gHz.
GHz is your processor speed. GB has nothing to do with your GHz, it's just a size of space.
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Giga-byte (GB) is a unit of memory size while Giga-Hertz (GHz) is a measure of frequency, there is no conversion factor.
A gb and a ghz are completely different things. A gb is a measure of the memory of a computer and ghz is a measure of frequency and is used to measure your procesor's clock speed.
160 GB has absolutely no correlation to Ghz. One is a measure of capacity; the other is a way of measuring the speed of a processor. It's like asking "20 ounces equals how many MPH?"
this question makes no sense. its like asking you How many Fahrenheit are in Miles? They are 2 totally different measurements used for totally different things. GHz=Processor Speed GB=Storage Capacity.
GB means GigaBytes (I Believe its 1 Billion Bytes) which is amount of data its able to store and GHZ (GigaHertz) is processor power, they both have GB and GHZ, they just mean different things about them.
MB is Mega Byte GB is Giga Byte and Ghz is Giga hurtz. (and for all I know is that MB is the smallest and Ghz is the biggest. and correct me if my spelling is wrong sorry) ^++++++++++^
GHZ is a measure of the processing speed and is therefore not upgradable, whereas GB is a measure of memory and can be easily upgraded.
Hertz as in GHZ, is a rate-of-change. Gigabytes is a measure of storage volume. Pretty much like gallons. They don't compare.
Ghz is Giga hertz, a type of frecuency commonly used in processor nomenclature. GB is Giga byte, used in memory. 1GB = 1000MB (mega byte) 1Ghz= 1000Mhz 80GB= 80000MB= A butt load of bytes :)