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Two weeks ago I bought a pc for £600 with unlimited repairs and more for £7.99

200 GB

1024MB RAM

2MB CACHE

When I set it up it had

180 GB

960 MB

Now why would they do that?

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I assume you had a 200GB hard drive. It will show up ~180GB, this is correct. It's something to do with bits/ bytes etc and binary measure.

Your memory, is prolly being used by a shared graphics card (ie one built into your motherboard).

Both seem reasonable.

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SliverSamuel
Hmmm...I guess so

;) common sense.

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Broke As Hell

I think it has something to do with the operating system. Maybe it took into account for the files it uses for the OS to work.

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I think it has something to do with the operating system.  Maybe it took into account for the files it uses for the OS to work.

Not really.

Look at my reply above :huh:

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SliverSamuel
Not really.

yeah, it is ;)

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Guest tensegg

your system will have 1024mb and 200gb, its just not all available to you once all the bits are installed to make your system work, so now its reporting what you have available to use, minus what has been used up already to make it a PC.

I think ;)

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