Magnetic Disks - Georgia Tech - HPCA: Part 4

[@NormaNsNs]

finally someone who explained only the basics in one video without all the fluffs

[@lowen_dazai]

Thank You Sir, Your explanation was thorough and easy to digest. In my whole student life, I have never experienced someone explaining computer-related subject this good. May God Bless You.

[@philippeskarbon6635]

Even 4 years later and this was super useful. Your explanation is wonderful thanks a lot

[@abhaymamale6730]

your explanation style is the best. thank you sir.

[@ejb20207]

Very helpful revising for my CS exams! Thank you

[@DaiMoscv]

Computer Science is fun if you can understand :)

[@khushiimalik]

This was extremely helpful. Thank you so much!! 🌺

[@suhrobmuboraksho]

Explanation is perfect. Thanks a lot!

[@omarfayyad1]

Excellent explanation. Thanks!

[@normfisher8344]

I'm impressed and enjoyed learning here.

[@andrewkamoha4666]

4:25 "Times how many sectors do we have per track." The number of sectors per track is constant? No matter if the track is internal (smaller) or external (bigger)???

[@minxxdia1132]

mann I wish my teacher explained like this

[@milagrosmore1460]

Great explanation!

[@allanneel7949]

Never comented b4, but this time...i had to, this was awesome, thank you very much sir

[@ashishreny]

dude that was amazing...thanks anyway...👊👊

[@arifazim3397]

Thank you so much. 10/10 :)

[@Soulfyres]

Really good vid but pretty sure the disks aren't a couple of inches in diameter across. The 2.5/3.5" drives more denote the "height" if you were to lay it flat

[@TheChetan4664]

great video, very nicely explained.

[@maliknasreen2148]

Thank you 💖

[@user-xh9wb2kv6f]

Very helpful, thank you!!

[@Kshitij19971]

You are just artist

[@jimraisanau5309]

great explanation.....

[@maheradel4433]

بغض النظر انك انجلش بس بفهم منكوو كويس الله يخربيتكوو

[@asifhashmi9519]

Nicely explained, thank you

[@baradaprasannamohanty6295]

So simple............thank you

[@fatehinsiddique3890]

I have confusion when you multiplied the number of platters * 2, what was the 2 here? 4:13

[@thv3510]

The 2 denotes the two magnetic material surfaces embedded on the top and bottom of a single platter

[@bhargavjayswal7048]

Thanks it help me to make partition of mmc for FAT and ext4 file system to install Linux OS for embedded linux board.

[@anant8884]

thanks

[@toqeerahmed8843]

Nice video

[@mk9834]

so clear!

[@sagarkudale2418]

really helpful

[@sangammgr4403]

Thanks sir😘😍😍😍

[@BossManTee]

Finally a FUCKING GOOD VIDEO

[@chweetupriya4045]

Thankyou so much

[@rabeeajamil6165]

God bless you 😭

[@candidmusiqstudio1482]

Thankyouu❤❤

[@nicholashunter4064]

Is sector another name for block?

[@minxxdia1132]

nope it's not. a block is a group of sectors that the operating system can point to. a block may be one sector, or it might be several sectors.

[@Shiva-zy7jq]

Damn! How did they design this technology ? Freaking awesome!

[@shridharhegde2593]

watching this again ! Very good explanation but please post further videos with familiar accent please ! Its wierd to hear from some unfamiliarity accent !!

[@minxxdia1132]

wdym unfamiliar accent? the video is great and if you're uncomfy there are other videos you can go watch

[@shridharhegde2593]

@@minxxdia1132 Yes. The video is very good. Also, this comment was 3 years ago. I was so stupid back then. Sorry for the original comment. I will not delete it though because the world should see that I commented it without any sense and am apologizing now. The accent is perfectly fine.

[@nomen385]

@@shridharhegde2593 😂 strange guy

[@shridharhegde2593]

Explanation is very good but why you people post videos with weired accent ?

[@mohammedashkiwala4153]

Because he has an accent.

[@swatantrachoudhary3511]

रोतऐत

[@DaiMoscv]

Computer Science is fun if you can understand :)

[@zahraazaidan1152]

Very helpful

[@livingmylifemydreams1226]

Very helpful