> With this particular measurement, we’re using 3083MB, or 3.08GB
Don't mix up SI and binary prefixes, kids! The listing shows 3083 MiB, which is either 3.01 GiB, or 3.23 GB. There's no mainstream interpretation giving 3.08 of something.
Don't mix up SI and binary prefixes, kids! The listing shows 3083 MiB, which is either 3.01 GiB, or 3.23 GB. There's no mainstream interpretation giving 3.08 of something.
The weird power-of-two prefixes get the special weird symbol and name, because you wouldn't want those anywhere except computing.