It is 1024 B. Not b.mediator said:1KB = 1024 b
Watch me when I say, "A 32 bit machine can address upto 4GigaBytes of memory".So does that mean in 32 bit systems 1 address space = 1KB?? I believe not!
So how is 2^32 = 4GB RAM ???????
siriusb said:Watch me when I say, "A 32 bit machine can address upto 4GigaBytes of memory".So does that mean in 32 bit systems 1 address space = 1KB?? I believe not!
So how is 2^32 = 4GB RAM ???????
Modern computers are byte addressable machines, not bit or kbyte addressable.
U gave the answer to it urself in the previous post: 2^32=4G addresses, with each address pointing to a memory location. Now that u also know that 1 location in memory is 1Byte, 4G addresses can address 4G Bytes. I hope this is what u asked of me.But how do u actually CALCULATE DAT?????