Gio to go equivalence

Hello,

In terms of what?

If it's about reading files, it depends on their nature since a video, played by a player, and a book, of the same size, are not accessed in the same way.

If it's about download time, it depends on the speed of the servers, your connection (ADSL or fiber), and your configuration (gigabit, wifi).

If it's about time permitted by your configuration, it all depends on the medium used (wifi, satellite) and in both cases on the radio-electrical environment.

In fact, we rather use the term Go, which stands for Gigabyte.

See:

https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Octet#Multiples_normalis.C3.A9s

In my opinion, we cannot answer this question which encompasses too many disparate elements, unlike the average weight of a file corresponding to a book, for example, depending on the font used, the number of lines, etc.

Unless I misunderstood your question, which is possible.

Kind regards.

Hi
A quick search on this forum would have given you the answer.

https://forums.commentcamarche.net/forum/affich-23960554-difference-entre-go-et-gio

Then with a calculator you can find the equivalents yourself.

It obviously depends on the consumption speed. For example, in mp3 format, we consume 57.6MB (or 54.9MiB) per hour. In this case, 2.486GiB is consumed in just over 46 hours.