MHz to GHz - GHz to MHz

Would someone tell me haw to covert MHz to GHz and GHz to MHz.

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[Robert Fogt]

You can find that on the frequency page here:
http://www.onlineconversion.com/frequency.htm

The conversion factor is 1000

gigahertz * 1000 = megahertz
megahertz / 1000 = gigahertz

a GHz is 1000 MHz. That said the conversion would be 1500 MHz = 1.5 GHz. Hope this helps

OMG! Тhe dude is talking about the digital system - 1024MHz = 1GHz.

Don't you remember, that 1024MB RAM = 1GB RAM??

no...that doesnt count on mhz to ghz...its 1000

then how come my 5000 mhz processor equals 2.60 ghz?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

then how come my 5000 mhz processor equals 2.60 ghz?

5000 MHz does not equal 2.60 GHz. 5000 MHz is equal to 5 GHz.

However, it is fair to say that if your processor is dual-core, each core clocked at 2.60 GHz then it is approximate to a single-core processor at 5000 MHz (5 GHz).

And actually 1024 MB = 1.024 GB but when comparing RAM on a GB scale the 0.024 is most often dropped.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

a GHz is 1000 MHz. That said the conversion would be 1500 MHz = 1.5 GHz. Hope this helps

ye tank you

my computer is 2.5 GHz which = 2500 MHz

What is like the minimum GHz needed for good games (MW2, NFS Shift)

Im planing to buy an 4.8 GHZ and Im thinking is that enough