6 Things You Need to Know About Computers!

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[@Aiqwans]

I honestly love the fact that you explained everything so flawlessly about CPU.For many years I've never known what the suffixes meant on CPU cores. Would love to see part 2 my man

[@GeneralS1mba]

So curiosity never got the better of you and you never searched it up?

[@TechnoYacy]

Literally fr

[@aaronsantana5932]

I like how this video explains everything, im sure there's more but this definitely helps those that arnt that well informed about specs for computers

[@Coral_dude]

Start asking questions bud. ChatGPT The naming schemes for processors, particularly those from companies like Intel and AMD, typically convey several key pieces of information about the processor's specifications. While specific naming conventions can vary between different generations and product lines, here are some common elements often found in processor names: Brand Name: This is usually the first part of the name and represents the overarching brand or series of processors. For example, Intel has brands like "Core" and "Xeon", while AMD has brands like "Ryzen" and "Athlon". Generation or Series: Following the brand name, there is often an indicator of the generation or series of the processor. This might be represented by a number or letter, such as Intel's "10th Gen" or AMD's "Ryzen 5000 Series". Performance Tier: Processors within a series or generation are often categorized into different performance tiers. This could be indicated by a number or series of numbers. For example, Intel's Core i7 processors are typically higher-performance than Core i5 processors, and AMD's Ryzen 9 processors are higher-performance than Ryzen 7 processors. Specific Model Number: This is usually a combination of letters and numbers that uniquely identifies a particular processor within its series. It may also indicate specific features, such as integrated graphics (e.g., Intel's UHD Graphics) or power efficiency (e.g., Intel's "U" series for ultraportable laptops). Suffixes: Additional letters or suffixes may be appended to the model number to denote specific features or characteristics of the processor. For example, "K" suffix in Intel processors often indicates an unlocked multiplier for overclocking, while "X" suffix in AMD processors often indicates higher-end performance or features. Processor Architecture: Sometimes, the processor's architecture or microarchitecture is also indicated in the name, especially when there's a significant change or improvement from previous generations. For instance, Intel's "Ice Lake" or "Tiger Lake" architectures, or AMD's "Zen 3" architecture. These naming conventions can help consumers understand the relative performance and features of different processors within a product lineup, making it easier to compare and choose the right processor for their needs. However, it's essential to refer to detailed specifications and benchmarks for accurate performance comparisons.

[@nylana4552]

@@GeneralS1mba i dint know too becuse i though it was all just random numbers and letters to diferenciate them so why bother search, i never knew they had ACTUAL meaning that can be "read" and tells alot more about it

[@MemeRaider]

As a massive Computer Tech enthusiast, this is some really sweet information. This video contains about 6 months of PC information crammed into 11 minutes of video content. Incredible Work!

[@Dhruv-qw7jf]

Yeah, even though I think he missed out on some of the very minute details that I thought were worth mentioning, this is a really, really great starting off point video of covering all the important things someone building a PC for the first time should know about, all in just 11 minutes.

[@lavatr8322]

What about, if there are no suffixes written???

[@isobutylformate8287]

​@boatlaJust watch the video and focus on content instead of ad if you don't like it.

[@BOTPlayingBlackOPS6]

HTF is it 6months. What the heck do you learn from. This old information Linus tech tips has done years ago. So many as well

[@t4nmqy]

@@BOTPlayingBlackOPS6 i feel like the comment section is filled with bot comments

[@KosekiKobo]

He hasn't blinked once. Impressive.

[@IsHeLickuid]

Ain't no way, he didn't blinked for once it's wild

[@HungryBabes]

He hasn't opened his mouth as well. Amazing

[@justentertainment6107]

He said without moving his lips too... Lol

[@mvp99dba]

he is wearing mask

[@abdulrahmankhan9105]

​@@mvp99dba no way he is wearing mask

[@Jwalkshere]

why is the guy not at a million subs already, he explains extremely well, his visuals are on point and the plotting for the segways are close to seemless

[@syahrules]

He just started his channel lol

[@Jwalkshere]

@@syahrules going viral is what he deserves

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[@kosbos1985]

You managed to explain it so simple, that you just saved someone from reading through searches and forums for days, to get what you provided as info. WELL DONE!

[@SkidrowTheThird]

As a PC enthusiast, I know these stuff, but finding the correct way to explain it to other people as nicely as you did can be... challenging. Looking forward to the next part! 😊🔥❤

[@crisalcantara7671]

he didn't explain my intell type though , mine says Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-4000M , what does the M mean ?

[@mr.G4MES1]

M is kinda similar to U processors. Low voltage processors aimed at optimizing battery life rather than performance ​@@crisalcantara7671

[@Oblivi0n_0]

​​@crisalcantara7671 the intel M prefix indicates the CPUs made for mobile, such as your i3 made for a laptop, it was a prefix once used by intel a while ago basically

[@llepicub]

​​@@Oblivi0n_0suffix not prefix

[@anasmazhar7942]

Finally someone giving real info on computer instead of bullshit.

[@yumri4]

Simplified down a lot taking out details that you might not care about. For most that is a good thing as the majority do not care about details of how it works just what to look for to get a good computer part. If a gamer he left in enough detail to get the correct parts for your use case. For streamers i think he left out a few important parts about the high end of all 3 companies parts and how they differ. For business IT while that is what white papers are for.

[@AJ-150]

I’m switching from XBox x and PS5 to PC the amount of knowledge I’m getting from this channel is amazing I thought it would be complicated but not with this guy, it’s pretty easy thanks.

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[@BrunoFilipe-mq6cq]

I've been dealing with computers for more than 20 years but your videos left me speechless. It felt like I was back to school. Nice work! Very well explained. Very suitable for those whom are new to this. Keep on posting.

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yes those were great, and really what i want to share/everyone to see too

[@MrYotz]

For the clarity and seemless explanation, Subscribed. 😊

[@christopherperez8843]

Dude you organize information well. Keep making videos.

[@Vaibhav_200_]

0:20 did anyone noticed that when he say "like the video", the like buttons glowed up🤯🤯

[@00no_one00]

Yes

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[@1223emerald]

Yeah

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How the heaven

[@michaeldejesus7576]

just found your channel love how you explain everything flawlessly about the CPUs and the way you explained the breakdown of a GPU for years I had no ideal what Cuda core, Tensor cores, and the new RT cores where used for. Every video I have seen never tells you what those cores are used for just to get a GPU you can afford with the most of them you can afford :(. I love learning about computer components and how they work together to make a good system. Thanks for this video and yes I just subed to your channel to get better info on computer components seems like you take the time to go the extra mile to actually explain how things work.

[@Slenderycho]

One of the finest tech channels on youtube. Your explanation was clear, concise and easy to understand.

[@iamthemoss]

I manage IT for a DoD project, your videos are excellent and very well made. Hats off to you, you should have a million subscribers.

[@samuelplouvier6559]

Honestly I love that voice choice. It makes me focus on the information rather to the way it is said. At least for me is way better this way. Tysm. I've learned a lot with you.

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Yep this is the kind of thing I prefer when I need informations. Like Anton Petrov on the science side whithout the distracting random galaxies in the background. So yeah information first !

[@Ardenict]

I prefer this over people using AI voice over. It's stressing me out lmao

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this channel is perfect the videos are flawless and i hope it will grow into millions because it helps a lot.❤

[@ceiling_mold1102]

As an aspiring content creator, I came to you for my need to know information and walked away feeling confident in my purchases. Your videos on PCs and Monitors helped me immensely as I knew almost nothing about the workings of a computer. Much love and I will always come to you for more information

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The development on the Türkiye channel was little, but we wish you success in continuing to develop in this channel.

[@Officer-br6zq]

This is by far the best video I have seen explaining how a CPU and GPU works in simple terms.

[@ihuboo6244]

Always had trouble understanding the crazy terminology among my peers so this was very helpful. Thanks and I'd like a part 2

[@sannyasisasmal233]

We definitely want part 2 for higher technology knowledge ----Love u from India

[@Iteration456-8_codename_goblin]

Your explanations have given me more information than 5 months of Google searches and confusion Good video

[@panosjretos]

Kudos on the explanations, as a PC enthusiast and repair technician, I always love these videos dedicated to helping the audience with understanding each individual PC component. Concise and clear, nice job!

[@Just1kOoL]

I was interested on what you were saying 'till you recommended Opera.

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Yeah I'd recommend librewolf or a cracked firefox

[@Luv2beLuuved]

Why what's wrong with opera?

[@Carpt_Fish]

@@Luv2beLuuved it's not open source and it's owned by Tencent

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[@Raylightsen]

I like the way you explain, not technical and very simple yet in a professional way.

[@itspaulwilliamsjnr]

Good day Mysterious Tech. The monotonous voice plus mask works brilliantly, because at least there's cadence. Bring on Part 2👍👍

[@lawrencehubbell9397]

Regards to your Uncle Darth! 😊 Srsly tho good content, thx.

[@LT_WARWOLF]

I've been waiting for these videos. Thanks a million.

[@LiontHD]

Awesome video! Such a high quality!

[@MARSH-MOCS]

Thanks man. Kip the good work up

[@FieryMeltman]

Nice video. However, I think it would have benefitted from a look at AMD's processor naming scheme, such as what the "X" means, and especially what "X3D" means.

[@Shrek_animator]

3 L cahce

[@Kae8]

We definitely do need a 2nd series on this, this is what people look for...short, informative straight to point videos

[@HeroStrike]

at 11:07 my Like button lighted in RGB when you said that (only works if you didn't liked/disliked yet)! How did you do that?

[@sauravmusic278]

due to new a feature

[@JohnnySyncs]

Although you missed the letters "G" and "GE" at the end of naming processors topic, this is a very direct but detailed content. I owe you a sub. Keep it up. 👍👏👏👏

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[@marlanjn.baptiste8715]

Glad to see you back! Looking forward to the part 2

[@angelamanrique9416]

YES PLEASE. I discovered your channel a couple days ago and you uploaded this. Perfect timing lol. Your videos are awesome! PS: regarding your voice style, I'd say it would be best if you could find the way to mix your natural voice with this kind of voiceover. It is kinda harsh and the lack of intonation makes it hard to follow at times. But it is just my opinion. Keep up the good work!

[@animodgame]

bro, why did't u uploaded 2 years ago :/

[@Gulshansays_]

Muscle memory triggered

[@JosephRussellStapleton]

Please make a part 2. Your videos are great. Also, keep this voice.

[@zen_2d]

me with intel celeron watching this

[@notyoursanymore9027]

I hope you soon get a better pc... Damn celeron

[@notyoursanymore9027]

@@zen_2d but why ? You're joking aren't you ? You could buy an i3. A used i3 computer in good condition is way better and you could get it at about the same price...

[@zen_2d]

​@@notyoursanymore9027 bro I'm a broke college student .

[@poshpaul55]

Well explained and put i watch your video twice to see if you made a mistake 10/10 my friend keep up the accurate work 👍

[@noobysquishy5334]

what does m mean in i5-4210m tho?

[@JohnSmith-hv6ks]

Mobile. Probably for laptop. It's usually used for gpu though

[@TeeJrLamar]

I have learned sooooooo much from this guy about what computer I need? He just answered my question. Thank the Lord for computer techs.👍

[@parthsharma1850]

hi farfromweak

[@d0van.aep1]

Lmao

[@ZaBoiii1620]

This is the most indepth and simplified information. This is top tier education video.

[@Balasaravanan-o1v]

Waiting for part 2 from India 🇮🇳

[@joobcena]

We need a 2nd part !!!! THANX MAN :)

[@boyd1418]

Dude wrote in chat gtp "write me a script for a youtube video about CPU's, okay now read it aloud while i wave my arms about"

[@tudinhquoc4592]

I really enjoyed the video, can't wait to see part 2!!!

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Nice work bro, waiting for part 2

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People and Influencers like them are very rare to have on internet. Great Work Buddy!👍

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I hope you're reading this your videos really solved all my confusions and now I'm going to buy a laptop all thanks to you also as a subscriber it's my humble request Can you please provide a pdf on the specs you cover it'll be really really really helpful to people watching you 🥹 hope you respond ❤ ❤ ❤

[@My_Sunrise]

We need more video like that! Like ---> Whats the best cpu, best graphic card? I love your videos! You explain very well.

[@astarr1717]

Please bring more of this ! Used to build computers for Intel Corp WAY back in the day, nice to get a refresher!! You go MT! Thx you! 😊

[@Kurdy70]

I did sure learn a lot of things in this video, thank you. Now im gonna be more smart about building my first PC!

[@mr_c.i.c]

Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks sir, now I can not only think about M-series macs

[@MRSZ5440]

For some reason your video notification showed up today 23d but I got it. I have been in networking, computer telecommunications electronic technology since 1986 love your fast educational informationI and I share it with all the young people coming up in computers in my area etc. Louisville, KY USA

[@Cubes-kn9ur]

BRO YOU ARE SO HELPFUL u SAVED ME SEVERAL TIMES IN BUYING THINGS

[@udug3583]

Know all the information offered but never the less, a great video for people that don't know this and are interested in learning and building their own PC.

[@Sardaukar_7]

You are the best. Thanks

[@P19S72]

Thanks again, Yep, please do part 2.

[@kingrock2443]

Since i dismantled my first 486 sx 40 mhz at age 14 , i love computers , that was my first and favorite do i had countless other's, Your channel is simply AMAZING, great video, keep up the good work Respect

[@Randomonium66]

Getting into pc stuff is difficult as hell, and I've already screwed myself buying a Dell with a bunch of proprietary parts. That suckers going back. Thanks for simplifying it.

[@grillonic]

Loved the clear explanation on the meaning of the letters in the name of Intel processors, thank you!

[@zarg4330]

this guy doesnt waste time. he is irect to the point, no bias.

[@ashikmahmud3399]

Waiting for part 2 🔥

[@toramram3070]

Part 2 please, this video is a lot of knowledge

[@uncleclaps44]

This has bee very informative for new users looking to update their hardware and old folks like myself.

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Thank you. Best video I have ever seen; clear, concise and so informative.

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thank you very much man i just started content creating, coding and i was looking for computer and studying them this video was the best one

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love these videos so much and a lot of good imformation

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I like the pause after every question🤣🤣🤣💀💀💀💀. Best teacher in world🙏. Definitely subscribing.

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BRO YOURE THE BEST ISWEAR THANK YOU SO MUCH YOUR THE GOAT

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YOU KNOW ITS GONNA BE A GOOD DAY WHEN HE UPLOADS!!!!

[@SirCurselot]

Thanks!

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Finally, a detailed explanation video which every geek will appreciate

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I love your content you helped me choose my monitor and i was able to return the VA and get a IPS i thank you for making that video

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the video ive been looking for my entire life

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your english is very understandable. Thank you. Who's are all poor in english even can understand like me. Once again thank You.....

[@walishah93]

Love this guy. They way he explaining is best!!! Dang man u r awesome. Enjoying every sec of ur video!!!

[@raficsrdo]

this video helps me a lot. i'd like to see the part 2 soon

[@any.user.allowed.]

I just learned that the old laptop I borrow from my mum is acgually a pretty laptop thx to this vid and the laptop one. Its because its hella full so its slow and laggy. Learning a lot from these vids.

[@NarutoUzumaki-lx5mj]

Interested for the next part ❤

[@mroggamerboy6588]

I really love this video. It is extremly detailed and the editing is amazing. I plan to buy a laptop for gaming and im glad I know which one i should get based off of the information you gave me. thank you tech.

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Great information, thank you. Please do part two!!

[@phenooharra8310]

Another excellent video explained. Congratulations. I would like you to be able and willing to continue your work with other equally interesting videos. Thank you again.🙏

[@wildernessisland2573]

I appreciate the content, but I reeaally appreciate that you finish the video slowly 🐌 💯

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Thx for giving me this cpu information, it's really going to help!

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What a unique way to learn and fun to watch... Thanks!

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I am subscribing the channel for my future son so I do not have to explain him all this haha its nice to come back to these simpler things. New Sub.

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Best videos for me ! Good for sharing with people who seek knowledge . Thanks !

[@Axlrad17]

That was so neat we need part2

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Best PC knowledge channel in the world 😊

[@joseplacid4497]

you explained very well.. waiting for the second part

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You made a follow up vid! You read our comments! You are awesome (also your content makes it more awesome!)

[@sonusudhakar6730]

From each video of yours I learn a lot everytime. Thank You Sir for such informational video. Love from India