Megahertz to Gigahertz Conversion Chart

This chart converts Megahertz (MHz) to Gigahertz (GHz) using the factor 0.001. One MHz equals 0.001 GHz; one GHz equals 1,000 MHz.

GHz = MHz × 0.001

MHz	GHz
100	0.1
200	0.2
300	0.3
400	0.4
500	0.5
600	0.6
700	0.7
800	0.8
900	0.9
1,000	1
1,100	1.1
1,200	1.2
1,300	1.3
1,400	1.4
1,500	1.5
1,600	1.6
1,700	1.7
1,800	1.8
1,900	1.9
2,000	2
2,100	2.1
2,200	2.2
2,300	2.3
2,400	2.4
2,500	2.5
2,600	2.6
2,700	2.7
2,800	2.8
2,900	2.9
3,000	3
3,100	3.1
3,200	3.2
3,300	3.3
3,400	3.4
3,500	3.5
3,600	3.6
3,700	3.7
3,800	3.8
3,900	3.9
4,000	4
4,100	4.1
4,200	4.2
4,300	4.3
4,400	4.4
4,500	4.5
4,600	4.6
4,700	4.7
4,800	4.8
4,900	4.9
5,000	5

MHz	GHz
5,100	5.1
5,200	5.2
5,300	5.3
5,400	5.4
5,500	5.5
5,600	5.6
5,700	5.7
5,800	5.8
5,900	5.9
6,000	6
6,100	6.1
6,200	6.2
6,300	6.3
6,400	6.4
6,500	6.5
6,600	6.6
6,700	6.7
6,800	6.8
6,900	6.9
7,000	7
7,100	7.1
7,200	7.2
7,300	7.3
7,400	7.4
7,500	7.5
7,600	7.6
7,700	7.7
7,800	7.8
7,900	7.9
8,000	8
8,100	8.1
8,200	8.2
8,300	8.3
8,400	8.4
8,500	8.5
8,600	8.6
8,700	8.7
8,800	8.8
8,900	8.9
9,000	9
9,100	9.1
9,200	9.2
9,300	9.3
9,400	9.4
9,500	9.5
9,600	9.6
9,700	9.7
9,800	9.8
9,900	9.9
10,000	10

How to use this chart

Find the MHz value in the left column and read its GHz equivalent on the right. Every row uses the same conversion factor, so the printable table is suitable for quick reference without recalculating each value.

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