What is the largest unit in a computer's memory?

Answer 1

Currently, the largest named unit of data measurement is the heileybyte which is (give or take) 1211288155777568604160000 bytes. The largest reachable amount of data is the petabyte or 1100585369600 bytes. The current file system, NTFS, can only address hard drives up to 25 petabytes. Here is the list of all the data unit measurements:

bit

byte

kilobyte

megabyte

gigabyte

terabyte

petabyte

exabyte

zettabyte

yottabyte

heileybyte

gogelbyte

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Typically, computer information is measured in large quantities of bits and bytes.

A bit is the "smallest" unit of measurement for computer information. If you have ever heard of "binary," you'll know it is a system that represents information as either a "0" or a "1." A bit would be just that- one individual piece of information represented as one of those two digits. They can also be represented as "on" or "off" or "+" and "-" and several other representations.

Several bits (typically 8 of them, but there has been fluctuation in this standard) forms a "byte." Now we're into the realm of familiar computer-related measurements.

Computer equipment is usually measured in bytes data wise with a million bites, or megabyte (MB), gigabytes (billion bytes, GB) and even 1,000 gigabyte measurements (one Terabyte or TB). The speed of information transfer through cables is measure in bits (SATA III connections are rated at a theoretical maximum of 6 gigabits per second or Gbit/s). The capacity of system memory is measured in MB and GB (such as 8GB memory modules). The size of hard drives is measured in total amount of mega or gigabytes that can be stored (such as a Samsung Evo 250GB solid state drive). Even internet and cable connection speeds are measured in byte or bits-per-second.

Answer 4

Computer size and dimension types are based on form factor.

The usual terminologies for computer case types for home use are (in increasing order of size):

mini-tower, mid-tower and tower.

For commercial/enterprise use are:

workstation and server.

However, there are slimline versions of home-use and business workstations as well.

For servers, there's the regular servers and rack-mount servers.

For computer system board sizes, the most commonly-used form factors are ATX, miniATX, microATX, ITX, and mini-ITX. (in order of decreasing sizes).

Answer 5

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