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@patrickhannon4188

5 жыл бұрын

The music, the loud ticking and the robot voice is ridiculous.

@dustinswatsons9150

2 жыл бұрын

Yo I don't know if the video creator would or narrator would see this comment but I have been thinking about optics and photonics as like something to pursue career wise education wise nonetheless.. for the better insight for when it comes around the actual development of an actual photonic computer just throwing that out there I don't even don't even have the right folks to talk to you at the moment I suppose

Lower music we’re here for that knowledge

@spencerknight1730

3 жыл бұрын

couldnt even watch it

@cooluser4017

3 жыл бұрын

Theres really no point to have music

@CASLOAcademy

2 жыл бұрын

dont talk to him like that!

@liukang3545

2 жыл бұрын

@@CASLOAcademy fu

@godsrighteousness5003

2 жыл бұрын

I like the music makes it different to classroom feel

You should keep the bg music at a slightly lower volume

@calebbloofis7255

4 жыл бұрын

no

@lomaxxbr

4 жыл бұрын

It should be much lower. The bg music gets too much in the way of non-native speakers.

@GreenNamor

3 жыл бұрын

Agree. Great video and love the graphics, but the music was entirely too loud for iPhone speakers.

I just discovered your channel and the content is truly impressive! I can tell how hard you must work on producing these videos. I just subscribed now and I hope your channel continues growing!

@aestheticway3058

3 жыл бұрын

me too wants the same

@princechoudhary5772

3 жыл бұрын

I don't know why he stop posting videos

Loved your video... great explaining with awesome visualization....

Awesome video, man. Thanks so much for posting!

This video is golden! There hasn't been another graphic video explanation about CPU function like this one, Have watched many, but this one was the best to comprehend, Always wanted to visualize, like, view inside the computer, CPU has to how things works .. This one has served the best!

thank for the effort you put in this video to make the information clear

DAYUM I LOVE YOR VIDEOS good job man !!

Your video is awesome but one thing you need to do is lower the speed of you explanation .

@kimberlyabbott2767

4 жыл бұрын

You can lower the speed in the drop down menu

@elijahjflowers

4 жыл бұрын

nah , but the video was good though...update your mind

@croissant4131

3 жыл бұрын

@@kimberlyabbott2767 its way too slow then lol

Always good content , short and to the point , thank you

I love your choice of music, and the information was very thorough

Great work it must take you lot of time, I hope you get many more followers you deserve it. But they will be geeks like me. Too techy for the main stream. Again well done.

I don't understand a lot of it. But I hope to continually rewatch it. I love the detail

@crocodilemasala7956

2 жыл бұрын

🙆

Very useful knowledge easily explained for people learning from ground zero like me.

Oh man. How come I have never seen this nice channel. No words!

My question is, what exactly happens inside the cpu that makes the cpu able to process logic, how does electrons do that?

@Cblla

3 жыл бұрын

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@Thedoublechamp

2 жыл бұрын

Same here

lovely summary and explanation

Awesome bro,,, All your videos are 🔥🔥🔥

You are work hard for this.. Good luck ✌

Knew nothing, now know something. SP does right. Thank you!

Your videos are insanely good. Thank you for creating these

Amazing explanation!!

I like your video, thanks for showing and kind regards. Perhaps the next one results in the progress in computing.

by the end of the video my eyes were like this O.O great video, thanks man!

HATS OFF SIR,FOR UR GREAT EFFORT

nice work learned alot

thankyou for your work

Love this computer for a long time

Great video! For the record his talking speed is perfect for me.

Sir can you please explain how transistors and flip-flops and registers work with memory and storage

nice explanation.

Resonance in the background? Is this heaven?

i love your videos, but you need to either adjust your mic settings (wayyyyyyyy too much low end/bass) or cut the music completely. i have to turn every video up way loud just to make sure i hear everything you say.

How does the operating system know that there are multiple cores in a computer ? Also how can the operating system select different ones for different applications. I have seen this pretty much happening in windows where the programmer has the ability to select the core for an application ?? It would be very thankful if you could clear my doubts sir

Still talk incredibly fast. Aside from that, well constructed video!

I love ur explanation bro💖

Very educative video

Found this video to be very helpful and interesting. I just thought that the music was a bit too loud, but maybe that's just me.

Great video!!

Whats the name of the second music?

Lovely intro music 💜

Can you do a video on A I Like Sophia tailgating are ever move on internet. If possible great videos by the way thanks...

@OptimisticFuturology

6 жыл бұрын

Yup, have an extensive series on AI/machine learning planned! Have a few more videos left in this computing series which will last until ~March and then the AI series will begin. Thanks for watching!

With which application did you create this animation????

it was wonderful.

Clicked for the knowledge. Stayed for the soundtrack

HyperThreading and Multithreading are not the same thing (HyperThreading is a CPU design technique to allow a core to run as two threads instead of one, Multithreading is running multiple threads at once in general)

Literally nothing about how a cpu works. Just high-level explanations of what a cpu does.

Magic that's how it works it works by pure magic

The 1Instruction/1Clock Cycle is based on the assumption that the instructions as we go down require less clock cycles which is untrue. Multiplication requires more than Fetching. If we choose 5 clock cycles for each instruction, we are going to get 5 instructions done in 9 seconds. General Formula would be 4+n seconds for n instructions. It gives us 9/5 = 1.8 or generally 4+n/n = (1+4/n) instructions/clock cycle.

Linus 😂😂 , incredible content 😍

I’m still amazed how information pictures colors numbers can be stored in plastic metal

Good video, just May I suggest you Turn the volume down and slow your talking down a little bit

As others have mentioned, this is an awesome video with excellent illustrations! However, I would sincerely recommend you lower the background music and also not talk so fast!

this looks really interesting, but as a non native english speaker, I usually have no problem understanding fast talking, but with the music on top, its unbereable. I really hope you can lower the music on your next videos!! I'm eager to watch it

I wanted to know how a CPU works, now I KNOW!!! T/Y

can u tell us how to create a processor

Can you do one about hypertreding and why cpu on Paper looks the samen bit have a huge performance diffrend

Very informative video but the music is distracting.

good thing youtube has caption

When I hear that song can't stop thinking about Eckhardsladder's channel.

Definitely music should be low and you should explain it slowly.

I am here for learning

I didn't get what execute is?

1:06 Multi LTT Head`s XD

He wants to finish explaining as soon as possible!

The video is good but you need to slow down when you talk. Can't understand what you are saying, which is a shame because there is a lot of good work in this video and I would have used it for revision with my classes otherwise

Intro music name plssss

could be done a CPU that instead of adding instructions one by one would use multiplication, or area calculation of geometric shapes, or derivatives or integrals on an axis of numbers that adds computing power?

@danuuu101

5 жыл бұрын

Technically it's possible and binary multipliers are implemented sometimes but depends on the implementation it's a huge waste of energy to make specific circuit for each type of mathematical operation and also the cpu will over heat way faster which make it slower or damage the transistors.

Guys, I would love to read a book that explains exactly what was approached in this video. Can you guys recommend me anything?

@liam_7017

5 жыл бұрын

The bible

I would like to have a video about ISA.

Yes ❤❤❤

Tip for the viewers , lower the speed of the video to 0.75x

Music link please

Your video content is good but the background music is too loud that it makes your voice inaudible.

You explained what the cpu does but in the back of my mind I still don't understand how it's able to do so like really does anyone understand what I'm saying

Too much ads Man... but nice video

This is basically every c.sc class ever, nobody ever explains the physical process as to how these operations take place, how does the processor know what to do, how does the data flow and how does the processor process the data...

Excellent instructional video. I had to laugh at the "over-simplified" message. The narrator's voice is a bit stoic. He sounds sort of like Joe Friday on speed.

OK, but, how do the electrons know which gates to go through, and if they only have to go through some gates, how do they miss/jump the rest of them? The instruction might only need to go through a classic (and very simple) IF, AND, OR, ELSE command/instruction set, so, that's 4 gates, yes? So how do the electrons get to the other side of the chip/CPU without going through any more gates (the remaining 10 Billion gates), and how does the CPU know if the electrons even went through the right gates? I'm still looking for a video that explains this, it keeps me up at night. Everything is conscious, is the only answer that explains it for me... TJ

came here to learn about CPUs Stayed for the music

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My fav channel on KZread is Coldfussion TV. But i like your channel to :)

Music is nice but lower volume a bit

Great content but your high speed speaking and background music ruins it. At times I was trying hard to ignore the music and trying to catch up with what you are saying ....

I also have singularity

duno where I land hl CPU on Computational claims

network virtualization

To explain, I used to analogue - CPU as Customer Service - core as CS staffs - RAM as waiting room Then I realized cache is more suitable as waiting room, and RAM is the . . . Umm.. Do you have better analogue?

@System-br1tx

5 жыл бұрын

Cpu cache : premium member waiting room. Ram: silver members waiting room. Hard disk : economy

@1mursyid1

5 жыл бұрын

think cpu as your brain doing math problem the core is the brain the ram is the working 'paper' that you use to solve the math problem the cache is the short term memory of your brain that you use to store the working before writing them onto the 'paper'

@happyfakeboulder644

5 жыл бұрын

Analogy

👍🏻

BUT HOW THIS MAGIC HAPPENED?? I STILL CONFUSED ABOUT ALL ELECTRONICS THINGS WORK

You lost me when you started taking about clock cycles 😵‍💫 You did mention a Highway but there were no cars either so it was useless to mention!

I really love computers but sadly not the degree my parents liked me to take that's why I'm learning from here instead.

Actually… the registers are for immediate information, not the cache

You speaking is fine but remove background music 👍✌️

What's with the vapor wave music lol?

CPU assembling

learning about the cpu so i can build it in minecraft

WOWOWOW

More tempered octagon processor

@ianstockwell245

4 жыл бұрын

Ride the ufc fights different names for everything

@ianstockwell245

4 жыл бұрын

Dimensional future chance