Converting from Block (block) to Gigabit (Gb) | Data storage (1KB=1000B)

What is Block (block)

[block] is a unit of data storage that represents the smallest addressable storage unit on a storage device. It is commonly used in the context of disk storage, where data is stored in fixed-size blocks.

What is Gigabit (Gb)

[Gb] is a unit of digital information storage capacity that is often used to measure data transfer rates in computer networks. It represents one billion bits.

Conversion Formulas

The conversion formulas for [block] to [Gb] are as follows:

• 1(block)=0.000004096(Gb)
• 1(Gb)=244140.6(block)

Examples

1. Converting 13 [block] to [Gb]:

   • 13(block)=13×0.000004096=0.000053248(Gb)

2. Converting 16 [block] to [Gb]:

   • 16(block)=16×0.000004096=0.000065536(Gb)

3. Converting 12 [block] to [Gb]:

   • 12(block)=12×0.000004096=0.000049152(Gb)

4. Converting 13 [Gb] to [block]:

   • 13(Gb)=13×244140.6=3173828(block)

5. Converting 16 [Gb] to [block]:

   • 16(Gb)=16×244140.6=3906250(block)

6. Converting 12 [Gb] to [block]:

   • 12(Gb)=12×244140.6=2929688(block)

Use this page to perform converting from [block] to [Gb] and vice versa.