CompTIA A+ Full Course for Beginners - Module 4 - Storage Devices

[@BurningIceTech]

If you guys have any questions about a specific topic in this module or just about the A+ course or exam in general, feel free to ask your questions in the comment section and I will gladly answer any questions you might have

[@revanvonheaven8270]

A good example is Predator Triton Acer tearing that down is wow.

[@jacosmith3347]

Is it weird that I feel like a kid jumping up and down in excitement when I see you upload these haha. Thank you very much dude

[@BurningIceTech]

Haha well it's nice knowing people get excited when I upload these. Motivates me to do more

[@revanvonheaven8270]

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[@kirstenmarie913]

Studying for Comptia A+ and so grateful I found your channel! Thank you!

[@vanessaadams3500]

Girl Power! We need more!!

[@trytoo5167]

I can already tell its gonna take forever to rewatch these and take notes damnnn. Good job as always!

[@BurningIceTech]

took even longer to make these haha. Take it nice and slow. Most of my viewers watch just 1 video or part of it every few days. Bite size chunks :)

[@erminegash8977]

I would like to say thank you for teaching us here. I will look forward for more of your videos to get more the knowledge I need in this field.

[@derekarmstrong1408]

I have gone through this course with you twice, just listening in the background to refresh before taking the test. I tried listening to a couple of other people's A+ courses and they suck. Thanks for keeping it interesting and easy to follow. AI generated courses suck and they are watering down the KZbin platform.

[@BurningIceTech]

I've been seeing a lot of people say they listen the stuff in the background. I actually didn't make the training material with that in mind but surprisingly it ended up working quite well when people also just listen to it like a podcast. Who knew lol haha Thanks for the compliment hey I really hope you do well on your A+

[@derekarmstrong1408]

@@BurningIceTech I work full time and have lots of yardwork etc, so time to stop and view a screen is very limited. But also, I went to a tech school for electronics and networking during Y2K bubble, and got hired right out the door so I skipped getting the A+ and Net+ certs we were trained for. Just feel like getting them now to make it official and get back to computer work after several creative gigs. Your observations are right in line with my experience doing various jobs including help desk and cloud controlled directory kiosks along the way. I am planning to sit down and watch your more advanced cert courses to see what direction seems appealing next.

[@demonslayer8502]

Thanks man

[@BurningIceTech]

no problemo :)

[@SleepyHeadGaming]

I took CST like 15 years ago and wow I really did forget most of what I learned :P Great video my friend

[@thanoskills7178]

Hey man , I saw your post from reddit and came here. I just want to say you are doing an awesome job for people like me .. thanks for the videos. I am looking for remote/wfh kinda jobs. Hope these vids get me there.

[@ericdang8391]

Done and done! Module 5 here I come. Thanks again!

[@BurningIceTech]

Great stuff! :)

[@ikrakoy1902]

Hello. Great video. Regarding the dual memory channel, I did have an issue when trying to install 2 different brand of DDR3 stick. Although the have the same speed, capacity and latency, only 1 was recognized in dual channel mode. I had to install the other stick in another slot in single architecture. too bad.

[@naymyo5257]

hi Sir , i just start lean for exam , please share descot link or some exam Q and A

[@rajendarparikiti1877]

hello sir u are teaching very nice actually i need 220-1002 videos please

[@BurningIceTech]

The 1002 videos are from module 10 in the course. The full course consists of 18 modules, the first 9 is 1001 or "Core 1" as some call it and the last 9 (10-18) is 1002 which people call "Core 2". Module 5 will go live a few hours from now :)

[@solsbeams]

What is SODIMM-Y? When you plug it into a father board

[@DougieSlapith]

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[@BurningIceTech]

haha thanks Corey, appreciate the gesture

[@themaverickshow9393]

Hi there, firstly thank you for your videos! I am teaching myself IT and will hopefully transistion into a new career so I am very grateful for your videos. I am however confused with this video and your other video which is also Module 4. I can't seem to figure out the difference or which one I should be watching. This is the link for the other module 4 video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iqmyk6SabKyIbsU

[@BurningIceTech]

Hi, The reason your seeing more than one video listed as "Module 4" for example is because there is more than one version of the CompTIA A+ course your watching. CompTIA releases a new version of each of their courses roughly every 3.5 years. Normally when they release a new version, there is about 3-6 overlap period where the previous older version of the course can still be attended at training institutions and where the older associated exams can still be written. After that, the previous older course gets "retired" Usually when they bring a newer version of a course out, they remove some older things which are now considering out dated and then they also add some new stuff which is to keep up with modern technology. Usually when they bring out new version of the "A+" course for example, the changes are massive. The last time round though, the changes were luckily minimal. The video your commenting on is from the "1000 series/version" of A+ which consisted of 18 modules and which got retired in end of 2022. The link you gave is a to a video in the newer "1100 series" of A+ which is currently the latest version of A+. It was released in May 2022 and will probably still be the latest for at least another 2 years. The newer 1100 series has 20 modules instead of 18 like the previous one but that does not however mean that it's "more content". CompTIA simply went and stretched the content out over more modules and then they also went and re-arranged some topics. In my honest opinion, if you want to do the older 1000 series of the course, you'll be perfectly fine and you'll still be able to pass the newer A+ exams. In the end, 1 + 1 is still 2 :)

[@themaverickshow9393]

Thank you for letting me know and again for your videos! @@BurningIceTech