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What is better: a 1TB hard drive, or a 500GB hard drive?
I've never gotten anything before that used "TB", I've always seen gb. I had to get my computer sent back to Toshiba. I went to Micro center first so they could diagnose the problem and save my files. They called and they could save my files, but there were too many for a disc, so I needed an external hard drive. I went to pick up my files today, and because it was handled over the phone, they picked out the hard drive and such, which I'm fine with, but I was just wondering... I looked at external hard drives online and all that I saw were like, between 300-500GB.
Is 1TB more or less?
8 Answers
- Albert WLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
Hi There,
One terabyte is equal to two 500 gigabyte hard drives or ten 100 gigabyte drives.
Either one is quite large and would be fine.
The one terabyte probably would be considered "better" because can store twice as much data as the 500 GB drive.
Your 1 terabyte drive should be fine. You probably will never "fill it up".
Al
- ?Lv 41 decade ago
If your question is related to space, 1TB, otherwise you will need to check at the drive specifics speeds and transfer methods (such as SATA).
- PETERLv 71 decade ago
People will always fill up their HDDs. Wait till they start to download full length movies to play them back on their HD wide screens at real 3D BlueRay quality.
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- abaddono1Lv 61 decade ago
1 TB is ~ 1000 GB
to all those who say you'll never fill it up... I'm upgrading from 7 TB to 12.5 TB next week...
- Anonymous1 decade ago
1 terabyte is 1000 gigabytes.
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