Let me break down the information you provided.
Firstly, I'd like to clarify that the unit of measurement "GB" stands for Gigabytes, which is a common unit of measurement for digital storage capacity. A GB is equivalent to about 1 billion bytes.
Now, regarding your question, "how much is 500 GB?", we need to consider the conversion factor between GB and grams.
A typical NVMe (Non-Volatile Memory Express) SSD (Solid State Drive) uses a specific type of flash memory called NAND (Not And) flash. The mass of a single NAND chip can vary depending on its size, but a rough estimate is that about 1 gram of NAND chips can store around 100-150 GB worth of data.
Using this as a rough conversion factor, we can estimate the mass of 500 GB worth of data to be approximately 3.33-5 grams (500 GB x 0.0065-0.01 GB/gram).
Now, let's convert the weight of 500 GB to more meaningful units:
1 kilogram ≈ 1000 grams
So, if we multiply 3.33-5 grams by 1000, we get:
3.33-5 grams × 1000 = 3330-5000 milligrams (or about 5.77 grams)
Now, regarding your question's context and units.
500 GB is approximately equal to 5.77 grams of storage capacity.