Now that Vista SP1 beta1 is about to be released, what may be its size? Any guesses ? Will it be more than 700MB or less than it ?
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Koogle
I'm a Terminator - Astalavista, Vis7a!
321mb
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007 MB
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Massif
aim stupidly high, expect to fail often.
1.21GigaWatts.
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harumscarum
out of memory
1mb but 2 days to install
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amotif
No Silver Bullet
Smaller than a breadbox.
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Sven Groot
Don't worry... I'm a doctor.
sqrt(-1)
In truth, I have no idea. But given MS's recent history with service packs, I have no doubt it'll be big and take long to install.
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jamie
Niner since 2004
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harumscarum wrote:1mb but 2 days to install
Faster than the VS 2k5 SP1 update, SWEET!
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1,024 floppy disks
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evildictaitor
Devil's advocate
Massif wrote:1.21GigaWatts.
Hehe. Reminds me of the sign we had above the lightswitch on the conference room before someone removed it:
"Help save electricity; turn me off when not in use - I use 5 kilowatts an hour."
I was amused that the light actually accellerated it's energy consumption... hehe.
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DCMonkey
What?!?
12 parsecs
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YearOfTheLinuxDesktop
Seven of Niner! Resistance is Futile!
400 liters and must be poured into the case!
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Dr Herbie
Horses for courses
12. Imperial, not metric. Metric would be ridiculous.
Herbie -
My bet is 4Gb, available only as a VPC image.
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cheong
Recent Cheevo unlocked: You got cookied!
harumscarum wrote:1mb but 2 days to install
Or half day if your update source is local WSUS server of your company.
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GoddersUK
My five year mission: To boldly split infinitives that no Niner has split before!
Dylan C wrote:
thumbtacks2 wrote:
1,024 floppy disks
Lol. That would be funny if we had to use over 1000 floppy disks just to save a gig.
1.44*1024=1474.56
1474.56>1024 therefore we don't.
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Sven Groot
Don't worry... I'm a doctor.
GoddersUK wrote:
Dylan C wrote:
thumbtacks2 wrote:
1,024 floppy disks
Lol. That would be funny if we had to use over 1000 floppy disks just to save a gig.
1.44*1024=1474.56
1474.56>1024 therefore we don't.
Nobody said these were 3.5" HD disks.
It would take 2913 double-density 5.25" disks (360KB each) to store a gig.
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