Computer Basics: Inside a Computer 

That's the best lesson about the structure of a computer in 2 minutes which I didn't learn from books in several years! Thanks boss!

POV: you didn't come here from your computer teacher and you're generally interested in computers

This has been the best lesson on computers ever. Understood it better than I did at school.

Simple demonstration and straight to the point. Thanks for being awesome!

I barely know how to use a computer, so it’s so nice to have a basics video like this.

Very useful for teaching in my School. Students got the lesson one shot . ALLLAH may bless on you for more works. Ameen.

I am going to take a test about what’s inside a computer and this helped A LOT thank you.❤

Probably the only tutorial which I actually learn from. Thanks!

The amount of people here because of their teachers are insane

this guy helped me with my ICT exam 7 hours before the exam💝💝

Here from my computer teacher 💀🤚

i watch this 2 minutes videos but it just feels liike 10 seconds, incredible content! needs more!

Its great when you have a physical reference next to you, with simple visuals in the video its quite helpful. I recommend opening your computer if your brave enough! (Im not lol)

Nice explanation It's easy to understand the topics👍

I Love your clean Design, its awesome!! Do you Make all These graphics and animations by yourself ?

you skip volatile and non volatile. = Volatile Memory is used to store computer programs and data that CPU needs in real time and is erased once computer is switched off. RAM and Cache memory are volatile memory. Where as Non-volatile memory is static and remains in the computer even if computer is switched off. ROM and HDD are non-volatile memory.

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Omg this video helped me out so much! Thank you for making it simple :)

Great visuals for my class to see. Thanks for the great video!

Thnkx sir for teaches us this inner parts of a computer ❤

im just watching this on repeat to drill it into my head since i dont know anything about my pc but since i always use it i might as well learn atleast something basic about it

This guy explained it so that even I can understand

This is graphics are so good and well explained thankyou so much

Thank yoy so much i have more confidence in cleaning my pc for the first time!!!

Very useful and concise!!! Thank you a lot!!!

you may already know that there are many important parts inside a computer but what exactly do they do let's take a look inside and learn about the various components that make a computer work whether it's a desktop computer or a laptop every computer has a large circuit board called a motherboard this contains some of the most important parts of the computer such as the cpu also known as the central processing unit or processor the cpu can be considered the brain of the computer because it processes information and carries out commands since it tends to get hot it's covered by a piece of metal called a heat sink which draws heat away from the processor the motherboard also contains the computer's ram or random access memory this is the short term memory that the computer uses whenever it's performing calculations however you cannot store your files there because the ram is cleared when you shut off the computer the hard drive provides long term storage keeping all of the computers data even when it's turned off many hard drives use a magnetic platter to store data but many newer computers have solid state drives which are faster and more durable but also more expensive on many desktop computers the motherboard has expansion slots that allow you to upgrade by adding expansion cards you can add a video card to get better graphics performance or you can add a wireless card to connect to your wireless home network most laptops however don't have expansion slots of course the computer's components need electricity to run the power supply unit is designed to take power from the wall outlet and send it to all of the different components that need power laptops also contain a built-in battery that lets you use them anywhere a computer is a pretty complex machine but now that you've seen what goes on inside it should be a little less mysterious gcf global creating opportunities for a better life

Why do books and teachers use ridiculous words to explain something so simple. This video was so helpful, I wish I had teachers and books when I was younger that could conveyed things as easily as he did.

Thank you I have an exam in this and u just helped me please keep up the good work

Wth this is so much better and clearer than my computer teacher's 1hr lesson

adding this video to my class presentation

So clear and useful video, thanks for the effort. 👍🏻🙂

Im here for his subtle southern accent! Great content

What a nice short vid, helped me alot, thank you so much

So detailed! ! !

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This video is very useful, thank you

I made my six year old daughter's watch this video. Great job sir.

Thanks for posting.

Good. Short and sweet.

Thank you For This Lesson!

U are the best u saved my life

i needed a tutorial of computer for my class and ngl this was the best presentation on computer i have evr seen

Fabulous lesson!!

I’m here for the stunning motion graphics

Hey you really helped me learn computer. Thank you very much 👏👏👏👍👍👍

Nice video. Permission to use it in my class. Thank you very much.

Man this video was really helpful thank you sooo much👏

Thank you Mr Boon

I'm here for my Business class 😑 I'm so bored. At least this video helps me make sense of it all, so thanks for that.

Thank you simpley excellent.

Thank you for the video!

Thank you for this amazing video

Man, these videos are awesome!!!!

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Thanks dude 👍🏻

Thanks for the information

Really informative.

did you mention the cooling fans?

Amazing video!

amazing explenation

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hey thanks it was helpful

the music is terrific

Nice work teacher

How do you create such a beautiful animation and which software do you use?

nice educative video. thankyou very much love from Africa

thank for this video my teacher sent it to me

Hey what software do you use for video editing?

thanks a lot Subscribed :)

Super and great work sir 🙌🙌🙌😀

Its a nice video easily catchable tgank u sir

awesome graphics

You know how ya all wanna advance computing. I got an idea. So, perhaps modeling computer memory based on how organisms, err, "perform" memory.. Not a new idea i know. But the following way of doing so might be - as it is based on a theory of memory (of homosapien sapiens at least), which im pretty sure is new. I call it "structural neuronal retention theory". It is as follows. The sense organs of the body, input electrical signals into the brain. Those electrical signals arrive at neurons associated with the nature of the input - neurons associated with sight for inputs from the eyes, and so on. Within each of those neurons is at least one group of cells; which i'll call, for now, "the memory cell structure". These cells - for some as yet unknown [to myself] reason -, are all interconnected; to such a degree that a change in state of one of the cells in any place, of the group, causes a change in the positions of one or more cells in the group, and thus a change in the structure of the group; or i guess you could say, a change in the structure of the structure. Each structure of cells is associated with a particular input, or set of inputs - hence single neurons can store multiple memories, but they'd do so as one memory. Each input, or rather, each electrical signal, is just a pattern of motion/vibration/frequency; the nature of the cells - in the memory cell structure -, must allow them to respond in different ways depending on the particular pattern they encounter. Thus we can make synthetic equivalents of these cells, and shove them in a computer; so long as - due to the correct combination of logic gates - the electrical signals the computer-memory cell structure recieves, is always of a pattern which will alter the structure in the desired way according to the input-so it thus stores the input. Some "general"/base pattern - in the electrical signal - passing through is, may hopefully lead to it reacting to the structure and returning differently, so as to send what was stored - in the whole structure or part, and so, the whole memory or part.

I am learning about this in advisory for some strange reason

Thanks dude😊

can you do a guide on how to BUILD a cumputer?

Thank you so much for this, my computer science teacher didn't explain any of this at all. The first lesson, he just asked us the difference between a CPU and a Raspberry pi. Like thanks Mr Richmond 💀🤚

I had to come here not because of my teacher. I had to come here because my teacher wanted me to pick a video. So I had to come here because of my teacher

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It's awesome

Legit so helpfull

Nice video! Google has banned subtitles from community contributors, that's a shame! I am a teacher and would like to add subtitles in my mother language for my students to understand the contents of the video. Could I send you a file with the translated text and with sync times?

it is very important information

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Tell me which voice editor you are using how are you making that voice?

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Amazing vedio

Thank you

1:00 we got the term "ramdisk"

Background music is a bit too loud, it distracts from what you're saying. Otherwise great video!

Who else is here cause of your IT teacher? Sam Miguel?

thank you

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