What Are CPU Cores and How Do They Work | CPU Cores Simply Explained

[@edwardkasimir8016]

0:29 Q: What is a CPU core? A: A core is the AMOUNT of cores on a CPU Of course.

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After I heard this I clicked off immediately...

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wow. this guy just explained this computer geek stuff in english. nice job!

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something that finally doesn't sound like alien crap

[@pitchrollyawyeet]

You didn't explain what CPU cores are in this entire video.

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Wdym

[@SilentStratergist]

Max's Tech has best explained it on KZbin

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excellent Job Bro ,you explained it superbly.

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Brilliant explanation Ben

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Explained it way well than expected hence +1 subscriber 👏👍

[@VasishChawda]

Nice video and some useful information from 06:00 too

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Very helpful brother. Much appreciated. I need these types of videos for my job.

[@markvonwinckelmann3308]

Wow what a great explanation! thanks a lot man!

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[@saulgoodman167]

nice vid man easy peasy. subbed.

[@bobbysmith9725]

Beautifully explained, thanks heaps :))

[@kailash03]

Thanks video was more useful than I thought

[@navegandy]

Super helpful dude!! :)

[@vt1454]

Great explanation

[@raedalzubaidi2382]

Thank you.. its clear & simple.

[@mobile8873]

If u can use animation to explain what is core, that will be helpful. I'm lousy in computers, and i saw another video in KZbin explaining what core was using animations, and i understood it straight away. Nonetheless, thanks for this video.

[@andrewgaikowski4130]

Thanks Benji

[@yunha7734]

Right, of cores!

[@HeavenCitizen7]

You did great at explaining this topic!

[@aishasakkary9935]

Love this video. Thank you!

[@pyr666]

at a physical level, are these cores actually physically separate, like little processor houses all sat in a row, or is it a rats nest of semiconductors all on top of each other?

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[@BenGKaiser]

Thank you so much!

[@Taw3eyaa]

how much IPC per second depend on processor clock speed

[@AlexSage]

If a processor is 2.7ghz with 10 cores does it mean each core runs at 2.7ghz at the same time?

[@harigovind4723]

No actually, each processor can run upto a maximum of 2.7 GHz, which is dependent upon the workload and power requirements. For lower load it utilises only some of the cores which can run at 2.7GHz and while in heavy load situations, it may distribute the workload within the 10 cores which will lower the clock speed to maintain thermal and power efficiency.

[@mskuma_3562]

Thanks for the explanation, I was getting confused at Linus Tech Tips 😭

[@QueerBiNatureNYC]

Thank You :)

[@chandanchandu9434]

Mac book m1 which has 8core cpu and 7core gpu can I edit 4K videos and multitasking in it plz answer

[@thatscardo313]

Yess, beautifully explained

[@motivationwithgod3966]

Does running a 6 display monitor like in trading put loads to the CPU? If Im running 6 display monitor, do I need an external Gpu to my laptop? because when I open 6 display my laptop gets hot, but I dont know which part of my laptop is the most getting hit by high temperature, is it the cpu or gpu? please advice

[@hughtravis3921]

Hmmm.... Did not explain what a core was OR how they work.

[@anirudhsareen5246]

Thanks for listening to me

[@BenGKaiser]

So glad you found the video helpful!

[@NATHANINBA]

Bruh! 8 cores 16 threads means, each core has 16 threads or overall 16 only? Please advise.

[@deepakpillai9981]

Excellent 😍😍

[@thameshrahangdale5981]

how to find IPC of any cpu?

[@yomontomoto7461]

too much " i will talk about it in another video"

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[@tenfouramigo]

First thank you so much!!! It helped to understand a lot more than what I have researched from the big channels. My question is, if e.g. you have 4 cores does that mean that the Gigs are being allocated equally to each core? And if only 1 core is being used say for gaming, will the one core being used get all of the speed offered by the CPU? Or will the speed still be allocated to the 4 cores dispute 3 not being used. :)

[@drewbarkman932]

My question too, like when you have a ton of Chrome tabs open, are they all going to the same core or are other cores getting some?

[@youthreminder9915]

what is definition of core

[@STRAGGLER36]

Cool. But you actually didn't explain what a core is.

[@Lordofpsychoticrat]

Yea, and I wonder, is that core thing a processor or what??? 🤔

[@NicheXCC]

@@Lordofpsychoticrat Acording to google, the CPU's processor.

[@muraliseetharaman1908]

Can someone explain what is the meaning of core? Thanks

[@evilmonkey8629]

that's what i wanted too

[@guard213]

Can you please do a vid: how to connect laptop to a monitor (hdmi vs usb c etc)

[@flish6264]

Just plug it in with an HDMI cable usually comes with the monitor, you can also turn off the laptops screen in display settings to make it so that the laptop can be closed and run just like a pc

[@squarelime1]

Isn't clock speed usually measured in GHz, not MHz? Also, I wouldn't think this, but when talking about threads, are you saying how many threads it has per core or in the entire CPU? Very useful video otherwise.

[@antedieente9030]

4:55 you forgot nm

[@anirudhsareen5246]

See i m not in this laptop market so i don't know anything bout laptops so pls make a video on this i know everything about smartphones so make a video on ssd hdd and other things

[@BenGKaiser]

Hard Drive explanation video coming soon. :)

[@anirudhsareen5246]

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[@lovenoven5008]

Ok so what is a core?

[@sggsquadpresents]

You can measure in both GHZ and MHZ because they could be converted. If you have a low end arm CPU board with 600MHZ you would use that metric but if you have a normal desktop CPU you would say 4GHZ. GHZ is used for bigger numbers and MHZ is used for lower numbers.

[@mrwansabah]

How core works not how core interact or do ..

[@nhayford]

Sooooo...what is a cpu core????

[@MetalCloud-y3b]

Bro, dont ever try to explain something you have no idea what it is. I stopped watching at minute 1:29.

[@mvmv-pn8zt]

doesn't explain the basic question

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Graphic designer? Go buy a Mac.

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[@phucnguyenphamthien1192]

Wow what a great explanation! thanks a lot man!

[@ItsJust_NOV]

thanks alot. easy and straight to the point