How do computers work? CPU, ROM, RAM, address bus, data bus, control bus, address decoding.

[@VasaMusic438]

I accidentally stumbled upon your and couldn't believe how good your content is!!! thank you

[@Bing.Chillin]

I accidentally stumbled upon your channel today and couldn't believe how good your content is. Coincidentally I also love DIY electronics and programming so this video is just *chef's kiss*

[@IND1PRAJWAL]

Same case here me also

[@JohnThomas-iv2lg]

One of the best videos ive came across explaining cpu, moms, and rams

[@SacadCabdisalaam]

Moms 😂💀

[@alexanderfeinberg6104]

Wow. This is better than any course I've taken. The visualizations are extremely helpful

[@DeveloperUnited]

I've been looking for a video to teach my son about how computers work, since he's just starting to learn programming. This is by far the best video I've found!

[@metinakyol5124]

Hello I also starting newly to learn computer science. I started from data, data to information and how computer process the data so now I am searching what is bit and why computer need more bit as a 32 and 64. Do you have any recommend for source me ı generally checked forums and aı tools. I would aprreciate it if you give information.( so if I did mistake on verbal thing sorry for my english is not much as good)

[@steriftes]

I thought this was like 5 or 7 minutes long so i can use this as reference whenever i got any presentation assignment. Then i saw the 27 minutes.. 🤣🤣. Anyway, good job Ron! I just woke up and making my cereal yet rightaway i already got the right video for me watching while eating 😆

[@b213videoz]

Major Tom, is this you? Your English is surprisingly amazing 😊 By the way this English version made even more sense to me than the russian one - which already was the best I could find on the KZbin

[@captainkeyboard1007]

Your show makes me, as a keyboard specialist, continue to appreciate the technology of the microcomputer, like the one I use. 💙

[@zorro20010]

Xcellent presentation was able to understand most of it except how the cpu understands signals from input output and also the reset circuit and how it interacts with the cs port of ram

[@flywithusMSFS]

Holy shit. You just made me discover what Windows calculator can do. HOLY SHIT.

[@matheusdosreisbravim1483]

One of the bests videos about that subject that i've seen

[@xXCOSMOSXx]

dude , you re so underrated , the best explanation for memory i ve ever seen so far❤

[@anbesawtech1206]

Brother,This is the most impressive video I have seen that explains how computers function.

[@Firat-to9fo]

Incredible explanation ❤👏 Much respect!

[@Is1this1real]

Major props! Your articulation is fantastic! Keep it up!!!

[@SaurinShah1]

take a bow sir.. great explanation! entire course in one video.

[@abdulgaffarmohammedshafee9333]

Accidently come across your Programme... & decided to continue as articulation fantastic. Thank you But have to listen again on data transaction.

[@zorro20010]

very INSIGHTFULL 4 a layman ...... not seen video about programming with electronics fundamentals with such CLARITY .... need to watch it several times 2 internalise the knowledge

[@smesui1799]

Crazy ! Using a computer ( android smart-phone ) to learn how a computer works.

[@marios2620]

Thank you very much! Your Seminars are Very helpful to mel! ,And I can understand your clear English speaking 👋

[@goodsonnyashamutongi3905]

Great Visualizations, Many concepts explained in 1 video

[@drfn-de4is]

And none are explained very well or bottom-up

[@Frisky0563]

Not sure how I found you but what a great explanation of the the microcontroller and external rom ram access. Thanks

[@thuong_st6350]

Your video is so easy to understand. Thank you so much for your detailed explanation ... 💚

[@joejoy2682]

Precise and clear explanation. Great video Ron.

[@RonMattino]

Thanks 👍

[@GreatHacker1]

your example of memory map is inverted with the 6502 microprocessor. But I think you're referring to other processor. Well explained video

[@capfsb]

Its best video about this what i see, so clear explanation, thank you

[@omarel-ghezawi6466]

Excellent exposition in every respect. Good job. Well done and thank you.

[@juanclopgar97]

excellent! explanation, really clear, maybe would be worth it explain MMIO how they change that aproach of sharing addresses and activate de memory or IO with different instructions and now IO is maaped in the memory addreses.

[@shashikantsingh6555]

Wow this is the most amazing video on cpus

[@damidd]

Amazingly detailed and explained

[@tammip5497]

Great video and graphics! Thank you for this very enlightening explanation. I think it would be great if you can for example extend this to explain how C64 works (all different chips, etc)

[@Eu-duard]

i understand more than before is all I can say

[@mortezahabibnia8120]

Thank so much . I enjoyed your presentation.

[@richardbruno201]

Dude, this is an amazing video, I understood so much. Thank you.

[@ryanwarner5006]

Windows being 32 or 64 bit has to do with the width of the address bus not the data bus. This is a very good video none the less.

[@RonMattino]

You are right, thanks for this correction.

[@Synflood-dot-txt]

brilliant truly remarkable someone with such a small following makes a video this incredible

[@eda-un8zr]

Thank you so much, this is what i needed!!!

[@AK-ig3ko]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 no need words

[@BryanChance]

What a great explanation!! Thank you.

[@olusholaodeniyi8036]

This marvelous, it broken to the simplest form infac you are 👍

[@poojapatidar2702]

Thanks so much for this wonderful explaination. whole computer architecture curse in one video.

[@kishorek-uw3fy]

brilliant explaination

[@mRahman92]

Perfect illustration of how it could work in an 8-bit microprocessor interacting with memory and indicator LEDs.

[@arvinmistry9744]

It was great understanding microprocessor sequence, please if you can make more vidoes with simulation follow by arrow in input and output will be great.

[@Awcator]

The amount info this video contianed 😮👌

[@lukhmanummer7838]

brother is really good, top quality content

[@Keks603_]

Finally a video that my smooth dumb brain can understand! 😁😁

[@pookiepats]

Lmao smooth brain

[@SiddharthaBanerjee-bp7tx]

💯💯💯💯

[@MrAlexu20]

this video is fucking awsome, now I understand why cpus are called 8 bit or 32 bit etc. amazing, how fascinating the world of it is

[@marcmonfort2879]

that was damn understandable. Very good job there!

[@色勒]

very helpful ! thanks for sharing !

[@JZLEY]

❤very informative.thank you

[@infestedalien]

Very good video!

[@TranNguyen-mv6ln]

Thank you so much

[@adityaanupindi145]

Love the way you explain things clearly.. keep the good work.. thank you

[@akashr2283]

thankyou sir its make an insight

[@totallyrandom4664]

immediately subscribed!!!

[@jj74qformerlyjailbreak3]

Where eas this video 25 years ago? Would have saved me tons of time. 😂😆

[@joegonzalez6241]

I like this picture 🖼️ 10:34

[@harveykisiangani9939]

Really helpfulllll, thanks

[@yassinemedouar5324]

you are amazing, thank you so much man

[@abdulhafeezahmed2949]

thanks a lot

[@Gaminiheraliyawala]

Fantastic presentation on how the computer is working. Thank you very much for the knowledge sharing. it was very comprehensive and soooo easy to understand. 🙏🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍👍💐💐💐💐

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This a great channel

[@马涛-s5q]

great video

[@GalileudoLinux]

Very good !

[@RS_83]

Thank you. Very informative video.

[@velikanskaglava2087]

Great video, should have more views!

[@9NEJ6]

The combination of the rom and ram on the data bus is a feature of von Neumann architecture?

[@Sunil-yz7ig]

Great content! Keep it up!

[@WOMAEDABBASSI]

very awesome and amazing 👍

[@KayNaude]

Wonderful content 🎉

[@ZeekMX]

Linus Tech Tips need to watch this. Because Linus thinks modern displays use rasterization in the same way as CRT did. This video demonstrates modern displays don't work that way.

[@capfsb]

I would to know how input works and how interupt bus works

[@scarfo441]

As a visual learner,I've foi d a master

[@l...]

How much time between 1 and 0

[@TheVinod2209]

Excellent

[@sanampudasaini3379]

Amazing

[@clalrindika9526]

Very good

[@uttamkumarsingh2465]

Is it 65536 bits or bytes ?? I guess it shall be 65536 bits.

[@uttamkumarsingh2465]

You are confused. Address bus is of 16 bits. Hence it can access 65536 memory location in the storage or memory device. Each location of the memory can store 1 byte of data, which means 65536 memory location can store 65536 bytes of data.

[@TheGrezly]

Byte

[@muhammedguveloglu2084]

Answer is "bytes". In the video , example has 16 bits wide adress bus and 8 bits wide data bus system. 65536 x 8 bits (1 byte ) memory at one memory module.

[@farragoprismproductions3337]

*_The data center in Nagawara has imploded, suffering 6,000,000 casualties , due to a buffer in the amount of data required for fision maintanence._*

[@micro-sb]

Is 65536 bits not bytes

[@saimakhalil5137]

best,best,best

[@jonathanv.hoffmann3089]

🎉🎉🎉

[@anissbenthami]

3:47 What do you mean by read?

[@VTun1ng]

"Reading is an action performed by computers, to acquire data from a source and place it into their volatile memory for processing. "

[@anissbenthami]

@VTun1ng Computers don't read, they don't possess consciousness to do so. It's just a metaphor that bothers me since I don't know how does it actually work

[@VTun1ng]

@@anissbenthami google "how processor reads data" :) Yes, word "reading" is a metaphor behind which stands something a little bit more complex.

[@anissbenthami]

@@VTun1ng Thank you for suggesting google

[@MohamedMathani]

thanks sir

[@Troynjk]

Where does the frequency of the cpu and memory come in?

[@venkybabu4842]

So control bus will have only read write chip enable and type memory or io. All low. Just use not. Other things will always have some shock.

[@mdtanvirahmedsagor6146]

My universitys full "microcontroller and interfacing" course in this one video 🤝🙆

[@enterprisingtech]

This comment section feels like a random bus stop

[@cralx2k]

AMAZING

[@CritickalTvRandom]

And if we use hardvard arquitecture, ¿It work yet?

[@bisheshwarraj3225]

thx sir.😅

[@giovannidonato-iz8xr]

hello but 32bits architectures means that the size of the bus is 32 bits 32 wires

[@rakesh_kush]

superb

[@RonMattino]

Thanks 🤗

[@_.gustavomarquess]

this is incrible😲

[@موسىالعبود-د2ك]

thanksss alottt

[@OmNaidu-tt1df]

Hey What u think happen if I make some kind pcb which has multi socket for two i3 processor and if I cam run the cpu does that make it faster ? Or it could just take single instruction and feed them into both and they both solving the same calculations?

[@Nash_42]

What do you mean the reset vector is at address 0? Is it not at 4GB - 16 bytes?

[@RonMattino]

We are talking about 8 bit CPUs here. Both the i8080 and Z80 have reset pointing at address 0.

[@sara-sx6gm]

watching this while getting a masters degree in CE bc i can

[@dj10schannel]

👍

[@stalinsubbiah3238]

What is data and bit in an computer

[@joegonzalez6241]

They need to add a dual read and write ✍️ with multiple SSD