Tour of the Parts Inside a Computer

Learn the essentials of the parts inside a computer

[@safol]

Almost 2024. Your videos still help many students (including myself) greatly!

[@lilauxy]

its 2024 bro

[@FishdaTV]

straightforward and informative! this is one of the gems on KZbin that anyone will benefit and learn from.

[@aaronwissner]

Thanks, I'm glad you found it useful

[@joerobertson7709]

Thank you for going slow and speaking clearly for those of us who don't already know everything!!

[@AliKhan-1966]

Yes. Excellent narration. Thanks

[@ViperKingYT]

ok

[@fodayconteh9592]

Absolutely u are right ❤

[@user-dq5ou4uc3p]

Thank you Aaron, that really helped me. I was thinking of buying a $700 computer to run Steam because my old one couldn't, but now that I've seen your video, I realized that I could just upgrade it. Thank you again.👍

[@aaronwissner]

No problem!

[@desetoiles1680]

This is a very helpful video. Makes sense to see all the parts we know about conceptually. I haven't owned a desktop in a while and I guess the inside of a laptop may be more tightly packed. I had a laptop go slow and 'die' after a few years. Maybe it needs changing that tiny battery. I had no idea that a RAM / Memory Card was actually made up of 8 or so chips of flash memory in series, or that it was as easy to change Hard Drives or Optical Drives. A big thank you to Aaron for making this excellent video tour of the inside of a computer.

[@aysespringer6163]

Hi AARON, This was a very clear explanation by showing all the parts in the computer case. Thanks a lot

[@aaronwissner]

Glad you found it useful!

[@yahboyyah]

this was so helpful for my school work

[@aaronwissner]

Great, glad it helped

[@polinabohemian7043]

Most clearest, simplest and quickest explanation. Saved my time. Thank you.

[@neilmiller9635]

Thank you! I teach technical English in Mexico and I'm using this clear, informative and well-pronounced video for my Mexican IT students.

[@yahboyyah]

also, it is such a simple yet useful video, no music just him talking and it is still so interesting. Thanks, I subbed with notifications on

[@VybesLOL]

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[@aaronwissner]

Awesome, thank you!

[@dogboywoofwoof]

you quite literally have saved my science fair project after i didnt have the necessary items at hand in order to gain access to the inside, thank you

[@aaronwissner]

Glad I could help!

[@sallyhardwick6287]

I watch computer videos usually for educational purposes but this is better then pulling apart my whole pc and googling all the parts 😂

[@aaronwissner]

Glad you found it useful!

[@muhammadsameerdar1091]

Sir, you made my concept clear that which parts are in the computer; which are assemble and how they are connected. Sir please keep making more videos. I like the way you taught even our computer teacher doesn't tell too much.

[@vikasshinde6472]

Yes same

[@ScikeCkeis]

Same, our teacher doesn't teach us this way, so basically we don't learn anything

[@bryonwright4121]

It really worked for me after I look and try some tutorials, yours is the one that worked. Owe you a lot.

[@bariscankaya6754]

this has been VERY helpful to me, you are plain and simply awesome my dude.

[@aaronwissner]

Glad I could help

[@NgocPham-ws3nd]

Dang you are so helpful, im passing my Computer & internet literacy thanks to you. Thank you

[@aaronwissner]

My pleasure

[@mikes.4170]

That was a great video. Thank you.

[@ViperKingYT]

Thank you Mr. Gray, very cool.

[@damaris5269]

This was such a helpful video, thank you!

[@shubhshree5419]

Really helpful Enjoyable

[@wellingtonisikar7197]

Thank you so much I've learn something new and I could remember the parts of the computer within

[@wilsonwil657]

Great video, it really explains everything nicely, thanks.

[@aaronwissner]

Glad you found it useful

[@charleswills112]

Really am enjoying the practical so much, it has very good demonstration

[@mohammadpourheydarian5877]

a very nice show and explanation. Thank you.

[@Hari-ny7qx]

You have explained it superb 😊 very use full Expecting heart symbol❤️ from you

[@saneleskhosana1850]

Thank you, this was very helpful.

[@sac7827]

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[@ViperKingYT]

ok

[@aname2991]

this video helps me to understand more about computer!

[@Dippto]

very Helpfull.. thanks

[@LincyJoshua-kr7nm]

Thank you very much because your video really helped me

[@saumyasingh3553]

Amazing 🤩🤩

[@CosmicAggressor]

Damn. This is just about the most bare bones computer I have ever seen.

[@dailynewsbreakers]

Great work

[@francoislecanadien1710]

You make the link between hardware and software wich is very instructive, thanks !

[@holdingsand]

awesome vid! thanks!!

[@sweetykhare4321]

It helped me a lot thanks

[@tesscot]

I learned so much and as luck would have it, it was the exact same computer as my old tower. I had to get a laptop, because I couldn't get a fan to replace the one that stopped. I'm going to watch more videos, because I can see that I can do stuff myself.

[@otiengchristianopeter-fj2hd]

Very nice 👌

[@_beefi6522]

Well done.

[@ChigaChad]

As a biochem. Student Im also passionate about learning electronic😅🙂

[@dr.muhammadsohelmofiz3145]

Many thanks for the post

[@francissan7os]

Well explained 👏

[@Reelmoana]

Modern desktops are very cool 💙

[@kidsstudynow6901]

I like the video...very informative.

[@aaronwissner]

Glad you liked it

[@selzeinandugyenschannle2083]

Thank you for the help

[@learningexploring5717]

Thank you for sharing ☺️

[@motionsimplified8116]

This video is very informative. The four-socket power from the power pack that is close to the CPU is there to power the CPU, not the video card sir.

[@VIJAY28174]

This is very helpful for my school brother tq

[@deepi1723]

It's really helpful for me 😊😊

[@tristanteaffe8501]

I needed to watch your video for computer science class😡!

[@mauricewalker2254]

Very interesting.

[@miguelportillo8216]

yo bro, really thankya. Big respect

[@thotgotti6864]

Great video to drink my coffee too thank you!!

[@aaronwissner]

You are so welcome!

[@piyushbanka8853]

thanks you resolved my clock ploblem

[@angelamawia8844]

thanks a lot

[@srinivasprasanth8703]

Very well explained 👍

[@aaronwissner]

Thank you 🙂

[@yousefkawa2524]

THANKS SO MUCH

[@OikPoinFive]

Thank you. Do u recommend any new or old books on hardware for beginners?

[@aaronwissner]

No recommendations, although Amazon books often have lots of great reviews. I suspect there is also lots of great stuff on KZbin :-)

[@blaze9558]

well explained. thank you😃

[@aaronwissner]

Glad it was helpful!

[@alikhanhotak511]

Very helpful

[@krishnaprasad7692]

Nice one

[@TwitchFlxnty]

Thanks you

[@SS-bc1wr]

I am not from computer Baground but I really like this video the way you explain even dum person can understand

[@brianwekesa881]

I love it.. informative

[@aaronwissner]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Eduardo_Espinoza]

thank you

[@sharmaayur3281]

Super uncle

[@dwightleverett1661]

Very helpful this is my next assignment i now i will be ready to ace it✌

[@TheXanderGrim]

Nope you will fail it .......... This is about as instructive as the how to build a gaming pc by Vox/The Verge

[@boubakerbenyousef4353]

Many thanks for this information

[@aaronwissner]

My pleasure, to be sure

[@m.l.p5907]

I thought fingers are not supossed to touch that golden area of the RAM, currently taking comp tia a+ classes and my teacherd flipped when my fingers touched that part.

[@aaronwissner]

When in doubt, I would go with your teachers recommendation as much as possible. I imagine that any oil from fingers might lead to water build up and then corrosion on exposed metal parts, especially with the very small size of the pins

[@tembesiisaiah8654]

You explained in a much better way.

[@aaronwissner]

Thank you

[@tembesiisaiah8654]

It's my pleasure, kindly how can get in touch with you? Because i want to teach me more

[@NarutoGee1]

Great presentation. Was really helpful!

[@aaronwissner]

Great to hear!

[@nanditanikam1202]

Nice explanation

[@aaronwissner]

Thanks and welcome

[@HamzaKhan-hj9hl]

Wouldn't we have to change the clock battery when it runs out, like we do for watches and stuff??

[@JJFlores197]

Yes. However, the clock battery lasts many years. Chances are high that you would probably upgrade to a newer system long before you need to replace the battery.

[@Fireyrobot]

This is help my school work

[@aaronwissner]

Great, I'm glad it helped

[@krishlala_0973]

Thanks!

[@aaronwissner]

You bet!

[@xavierdes1]

Every day is good job 👍 👍🥰✅⭐️🌎💭

[@gem916]

Looking inside of a computer to!

[@jennatrusty522]

Can I ask if I have components on the inside of say it's like an air purifier and I need to change a couple of those little pieces like they look like I assume their batteries for the inside or whatever they make it work is there any way I could take it out of something else and put it into something else can I use those little bitty parts and swap them out of one machine to another so long as they work I mean like if it doesn't work obviously I can't but if it does work is there a possibility that I can a if I you know rather than buying new pieces for a part that I need to replace like let's say one of them gets Rusty is there anyway I can just take a fuse from one thing and put it into another to make it real you know come back on

[@teresaleecoolerfanhx-fan4205]

like it so much much

[@aaronwissner]

My pleasure

[@nderipoet]

very helpful.....thanks s much

[@GerardEdward-ko4yx]

Almost this video help me

[@sanahabib1816]

i like it

[@kelvineouma3051]

NICE SMART TUACH

[@Zulu369]

Fantastic explanation. The only problem here is the fact desktop computers are very little use nowadays. They are on the verge of disappearing for good.

[@ilkal3576]

not really when you think about how many teenagers alone have powerful desktop computers for gaming alone

[@JJFlores197]

Nah. They have become less and less popular over the years, but they are in no way on the verge of disappearing. PC gaming is still pretty popular. Yes, laptops have become very powerful over the years, with some very high end laptops rivaling the performance of desktop PCs. However, most laptops don't have the graphical power for most gaming. Desktop PCs generally offer better performance compared to laptops and mobile devices and are easily upgradeable and repairable. In the end, it depends on the use case. For people who don't need the power of a desktop computer, sure, a laptop or tablet may be good enough.

[@therealNguniEmperor]

That's like saying taxis are obsolete coz there are trains and buses, it's the options that count, not everyone wants a laptop, and computers are way better for streaming which is becoming more popular these days.

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what up TSTC peeps...thumbs up if the module sent you here, lol :)

[@sambhavkumar8336]

🎉🎉

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Shappenin

[@adz5337]

But gotta say good video

[@wachirarisky4284]

I love u

[@MAFMXD]

😄 👌👍👍👍👍

[@mousumipaul2834]

What is it at 0:45

[@aaronwissner]

Optical Drive, in this case, I think it was a CD/DVD reader drive

[@huangkelly8603]

our factory in China produce computer motherboard .

[@terawerkmitiku2081]

beste

[@sambhavkumar8336]

1:27 1:29

[@Rainbow_1312]

dont you need the hardware to install the software

[@saumyasingh3553]

True that is laptop

[@zabylurt]

you're wrong to call them a memory card, it implies that they store memory, they're called ram sticks

[@zakarysmith7179]

yes they do, random access MEMORY sticks

[@zabylurt]

Zakary Smith Okay, you call them memory cards if you want, the playstation memory card and computer ram, i mean they’re all the same thing MEMORY

[@MrFantastic-lo3wz]

🙂

[@selzeinandugyenschannle2083]

For the video

[@pbntutorial8823]

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