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BAIN ![]() Forum Moderator ![]() ![]() Joined: 10 Jan 2009 Location: New Eden Online Status: Offline Posts: 3503 |
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I have a 40GB PS3 (37GB usable HD space) with about 35GB of games and stuff on it. So I bought a 320GB PS3 (298GB usable HD space) and transfer all of my data over from the 40GB. So I checked how much space that I had available on the 320GB and it said 233GB. WTF? If I had 298 and transfered 35 over to it I should have 263GB of free space. What happened to the other 30GB?
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Sephiroth_V7 ![]() Team Deep ![]() ![]() qM's Cheerleader Joined: 14 Dec 2009 Location: SoDak Online Status: Offline Posts: 5105 |
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i did the same thing you did excactly. i kinda wondered wtf but said hell with it still got way more GB's then i did before lol |
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Pinnacle ![]() Forum Moderator ![]() Joined: 14 Dec 2008 Location: Dogtown, CA Online Status: Offline Posts: 2510 |
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Bain, they calculate hardrive sizes differently in Texas. 320 - 35 = 233. Makes sense to me. In California, we just call that MEGAGIGABYTES son!
On a serious note. The way the PS3 partitions the hardrive is not a simple mathematical subtraction. It's a percentage of the total available space. I don't know what the two partition rates are, but let's say it's 10%. On the 20 gb, the system will hold 10% (2gb) for system resources and recovery. On a 320 gb, it will hold 32gb. A lot of people have complained about this, but Sony is going to keep it this way. And thinking about it, I believe the percentage is larger than 10%.
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