What does OS size mean?
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One size. This cap is ample enough for anyone with long hair. It is very easy for me to get my long hair completely covered.
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Win7 Pro (64 bit) is the default. But we can install 32 bit OS per request.
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You can use any size, but some space will be reserved for system stuf and your os, so for examle if you install w7 on 128gb ssd after all updates you will have about 100gb free or less depending what programa you installed. Ad if you enable Ower-provisioning that would cast you again 10% of disk size.
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After Formatting it and the OS takes almost 11% of the formatted Drive... 806GB is Available of the 1TB ,which in my opinion it's still a lot, can't really say on the 500GB though
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I don't know about that model, but I can say that my Presario would only use 1.4GB. Reason: Win XP in 16-bit version can't address all 2GB, but 32-bit can. Sys would not run with full 2GB installed.
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It has to do with whether you use a 32 bit versus 64 bit. A 32 bit operating system is only going to recognize 3.2 GB of system memory maximum. A 64 bit operating system will recognize and be able to utilize all system memory installed, the motherboard will be the limiting factor then.
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Capacity: 960,089,812,992 bytes (894 GB) w/ NTFS after a clean Win7 Professional install.
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It is an expansion unit. There is no OS. It is only meant to provide additional storage capabilities to certain synology models.
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Do you have a 32 bit or 64 bit OS? 32 bit OS doesn't use more than 4 GB, some goes to graphics and bios so 3.25 is normal.
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Depends on how it's formatted. FAT, FAT32, exFAT or NTFS. While the earlier three support older systems they're not as robust and reliable as NTFS. If you're strictly Windows you can use NTFS. So, it sounds like you got a 64Gb drive--- but, remember, you loose space when it's formatted depending on the FS Type.
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CD & DVD size. Since I don't know if you are using Metric sizing I'll assume you know how big a CD is.
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There is a difference between how drive manufacturers specify 32GB and how Windows specifies GB. Every storage device will specify more GB and Windows will always say less due to these differences. Not going to detail them out, as the math makes my head hurt. :P
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That is normal. The system reserves a portion for "operating overhead." Only the difference is available.I have 4 gb installed, 2 x 2; only 3.0 is available.
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That's the correct capacity, manufacturers use *giga*bytes (multiples of 1000) as a measure of capacity while windows uses *gibi*bytes (multiples of 1024), so expect that difference to go up as rated capacities go up.
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I just installed a new win7 os no problems at all. Then reattached my old drive and removed what I wanted , formatted it and store pictures and large programs on it. I am just sorry I did not buy a bigger SSD.
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I have not used this software yet....however, I checked and the software disc is "normal size"
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I got two OS install disks, a 32-bit version and a 64-bit version. Installed the 64-bit with little trouble. I received a tower.