Stephen George
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You may want to contact Kingston. If you are seeing 466 GB formatted, that would indicate the raw size as 500 GB and not 512. 10 GB means about 60 more full lossless CDs.
so i got a response, but really cannot make sense of it, first he's talking about what i can fit on it (that wasn't my question) and then segues into firmware speeds and such (forgot to save that part), that 10GB in relation to 500GB is not something to worry about (I beg to differ)
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so in any volume you buy, if it states it is 100GB then when you plug it into the pc, you will see that you may only have about 87GB avail
its the basic fundamental of how the any volume interacts with the OS
so if samsung shows that then really the drive may be a 525GB volume and once the OS see it it will then show only 512GB
the OS always uses a small percentage of any attached volume
your hard drive is the same thing
look at the system properties
either volume...ssd, microsd, usb, the numbers you see are all across the board...our card is maked with the correct capacities
the OS or HOST uses some of this volume
Samsung makes their volumes different
different builds to make the same capacity
either volume...ssd, microsd, usb, the numbers you see are all across the board...our card is maked with the correct capacities
the OS or HOST uses some of this volume
Samsung makes their volumes different
different builds to make the same capacity