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I wonder if the numbers 36 - 36 - 36 - 96 - 132 are good for the RAM I have (DDR5 6000Mhz). This kind of thing still confuses me since I still don't know if it matters that much for high graphics gaming or high fps gaming.

Here is my conversations with chatgpt Me: Let's assume I have a PS5 and a TV and a soundbar. I connect to PS5 to the TV with an HDMI cable. The PS5 is the source TV is the destination. There's no need for two way communication. Then I connect the tv to the soundbar using another HDMI cable. TV is the source, Soundbar is the destination. Again there is no need for two way communication. What is this "return" then? There is no return here. Chatgpt: You're absolutely right in thinking that, at first glance, it seems there isn't a "return" in the typical setup you described, where the PS5 is connected to the TV and the TV is connected to the soundbar. However, the concept of the Audio Return Channel (ARC) specifically comes into play when the TV needs to send audio back to the soundbar or receiver - which is what the "return" part refers to. Me again: What do you mean "when the TV needs to send audio BACK to the soundbar". That's the normal direction of the communication between the tv and the soundbar. In connecting a TV to a soundbar, the TV is not the receiving end. TV sends audio signals to the soundbar. Not vica versa. Why are you refering it "BACK" when you say TV sends audio to the soundbar. ChatGPT: Ah, I see where the confusion is! Let me clarify. You're right in pointing out that in a typical setup, the TV sends audio to the soundbar. The concept of "return" in Audio Return Channel (ARC) can be a bit counterintuitive, especially when looking at it from the perspective of a simple TV-to-soundbar connection. Why "Return" in ARC? The key here is that ARC enables the TV to send audio back to the audio system (soundbar or receiver), but that "back" refers to the TV's ability to send audio upstream, meaning from the TV to the soundbar or receiver over the same HDMI connection that was originally receiving video and audio from the source device (e.g., the PS5). Then I gave up This comment "Best think of it this way: the HDMI ports in your TV are inputs, i.e. you can feed video and audio signals into the TV to be displayed. Now, the ARC port has a special trick up its sleeve: it can also output audio to whatever device is connected there. And it always outputs exactly the audio signal that the TV would also play on its speakers." and reading this www.whathifi.com/advice/hdmi-arc-and-hdmi-earc-everything-you-need-to-know helped me understand. I am almost finished with this hdmi saga. After 10 days. lol.

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i have IVDR is1000 secure storage which type of connector use as a external drive

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G'day Cheers how does the CPU use its sides? Is one side connected to the north and the other side connected to the south? And then logic gates provide continuity of the circuit?

still one of the most thorough and easy to understand videos today! Please never give up on your work. This channel is my aboslute favorite!

I like comptias lab about IT work, only issue I had was a lab that asked us to delete spam emails. But like they asked me to remove suspicious emails but I didn't know what the company was. Who the user was, who they know and had no idea which email to remove

This is such a great video. I was looking for a simple explanation of how the SATA cable worked and its pin layout. It explained everything perfectly. No bloat, no 5 min intro, no AI saying irrelevant things.

there's no xml file for me, vmcx, vmgs, vrms files at there only

15:29 gosh this was unexpected, overwhelming and honestly boring. I didn't expect to delve into this much specifics of connectors let alone image processing and there is loads of underwhelming content before we even get to the juicy stuff like UEFI or BIOS but thankfully your narration is quite pleasant and easy to follow. I watch this playlist 45 minutes every night. I cheated today and left at 35. I am planning to go over it 3 times and then take the A+ test. Then either Windows Server or a network cert. Haven't decided yet.

28:44 note: didn't understand usb 3.2 and type C relation.

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About audio jacks. Did You noticed that new motherboards have only 2 audio jacks on the rear panel? If you want to use rear or side speakers you have to connect them to front case connectors. That's very bad design.

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Keep those great videos coming. I’m working on my A+ certification so they are very useful.

The only thing I have ever seen RG59 used for is video surveillance with BNC connectors.

since 99% of computer NICs are only 1Gb, we only run cat6 for office data drops. the only exception is IDF room interconnects and backbones. most enterprise switches have 2.5Gb or even 10Gb SFP ports. So, we'll run a cat7 STP or Fiber for those.

since 99% of computer NICs are only 1Gb, we only run cat6 for office data drops. the only exception is IDF room interconnects. most enterprise switches have 2.5Gb or even 10Gb SFP ports. So, we'll run a cat7 STP or Fiber for those.

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If your CPU is rediculously overpowered is it OK to reduce the CPU frequency or multiplier, or turn off cores and hyperthreading, in order to save power and extend recharge intervals?

Hello, Thanks for reintroducing this after the cable standard video :DD

Cat 3 at 10Mbit was the original 10Base-T standard.

Cat3 was the original standard at 10Mbit of original 10Base-T Ethernet.

Thanks for sharing these videos. Y’all don’t post many but when you do they are very informative for someone that is working on my A+ certification

Will we have an optic cable explained video next?

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And yet we see everyday, in every freaking PC hardware video, joyful handling of parts with no care for ESD. And I fried a laptop once while wearing syntetic pants and upgrading the RAM. Bang! A lighting like Zeus himself blasted from the tip of my finger straight on the motheboard.

You guys put a lot of effort and get so little views. Props and thank you for the hard work. Be sure that there's people grateful for these resources. Very underrated

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Love this channel but I'm a spoiled viewer and I have a spoiled suggestion: Instead of a table of contents type sheet with timestamps, creating actual segments/chapters in the video using those timestamps and titles would get a lot more views. Thank you guys for the content.

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Fixed the problem. Someone sent me a box. RJ11 input, mini jack headphone and microphone output. It even works. Now I connected those to the audio mixer. It works. But later on it started yelling. Maybe I should disconnect earth... The trick is to hear and answer a land-line phone from the mixer (connected to my headphone plus microphone).

Thank you for the excellent video. I’m having a problem getting my motherboard to line up with the stand offs. I am installing an MSI PRO Z790-A MAX (Integrated IO panel) in a Fractal Pop Air case. When I get the motherboard positioned it seems it needs to be pushed into the IO opening an additional 1-2 mm. I’ve tried to push it in further but it just won’t move. I hate to push much harder for fear of damaging the motherboard. I thought maybe there was a protective film on the IO panel but that did not check out. Would you have any suggestions that might help me out? First time builder so I really would appreciate any advice. EDIT: Had to remove the adjacent pcie slot cover. Lined up perfect then.

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