@@carolynlambert8797 you've literally been coming back to this video just to trash talk. We get it, you don't like it. Guess what? We don't give a fuck. We all enjoyed his interpretation and presentation. Grow up and go find someone else to teach you if you're struggling here. This is RUclips; not a forced class. 🙃
I have to say, I have been struggling remembering/comprehending certain things in this exam. I cant exaggerate enough how much I like your teaching style. You are different from other creators for example Professor Messor whom I wasted much of time watching. You are different as in, you actually take the time to pull up photos and analyze those photos. Thank you for that!
These modules have been very helpful to me in preparing for my A+ certification. Your modules are broken down to understand much better than other videos I have viewed. The material is very detailed, for the cost of what the average Community College would charge for the same amount of education. You deserve every cent of donation given, and I'm glad to be a part of this support. Bless You for Sharing!
The official CompTia certmaster talks about RAID 10 so I think that will be on the exam too which you skipped. It would have helped if you mentioned the key words for which RAID.
Excellent video! I would say if anybody has a hard time remembering the difference between volatile and non volatile, just replace volatile with vanish and you should have no problems!
Awesome video. I find your content extremely helpful while taking a comptia a+ course elsewhere. The way you explain things makes this makes sense. Thanks so much!!
I appreciate your content very much. Thank you for making it. Whenever possible, please use more pictures, or show the pictures immediately once you begin discussing the new item. I think you did an excellent job of that in your Exam Questions video. In this video you talk a lot more, prior to showing the picture. That method makes it more difficult for a visual learner to absorb the material.
Your modules are fantastic! This is a great way to learn the course material for A+. Along with a basic study guide I have no doubt that I'll be able to certify for 1101 and 1102 within about 30 days. I already certified for ITF+ with this course work and passed on my first try.
He's so much better than Messer or Dion, IMO. I'm not sure if he's British or not, but my husband is. Thank God I don't get sick of listening to my husband :) Regarding capacitors, and a MUCH more serious note. A guy two years ahead of me in high school, about a year after he had graduated, decided to try and fix his microwave. He of course unplugged the microwave from the power socket, and pulled the back off the unit. After that he was fiddling around in the unit and touched a capacitor. It instantly killed him :( TV's, monitors and a slew of other devices can do the same thing.
Yeah those capacitors are no joke. I always tell people not to go near them unless they are a qualified/licensed electrician or something along those lines. A lot of people don't know even what capacitors are never-mind what they do or how dangerous they can be. By the way thanks for the compliment :)
@@BurningIceTech You're absolutely welcome :) I think one of the issues with capacitors, for the uninitated, is their appearance. What do most people tell someone about an electrical hazard? "Don't touch that wire. Don't put anything in that plug.". You don't really hear "don't touch that square-looking thing sitting off by itself on top of a pcb. Like you said, they just don't know what they look like.
I think you meant Raid 0 uses striping without parity and Raid 1 is mirroring. That is what i pulled from the CompTIA A+ study guide. I could be wrong I hope he sees this and corrects it as no one has pointed this out. time stamp at 40:54
Your a 100% correct. Sorry I went and listened now and I see I mispoke haha. If I listen carefully I hear myself saying "raid 1 uses striping" and then right after that I say "raid 1 uses mirroring" I meant to say RAID 0 uses Striping and that RAID 1 uses Mirroring. Well spotted! :) Thank you
@@BurningIceTech Might want to pin that in the comments i was a little confused after hearing that i had to look it up on the comptia material. other than that this content is amazing. I can actually sit through your videos and enjoy watching. I will finish watching all your comptia A+ videos currently finishing module 3. my test is coming up in less than a month.
Great videos... I greatly appreciate the way you teach. I plan on watching all 20 modules. Will I be able to write the A+ exams after watching them? Or would I have to take some other courses/s? I will most definitely donate after completing the 20 modules. Thank you for the awesome videos.
Hi, Yes you will be able to write the exams after watching all 20 modules since you would have done the whole course but depending your experience I would advise taking another week or two to just go through stuff again and check for anything you still feel uncomfortable with :)
I have to pass this cert in order to get into a data traineeship... do you think that makes any sense? Bc I'm not sure. Very glad those videos are here to help tho
I am 20 and I've been studying computer since I was about 12. In more recent years since I was about 16 or 17 I shifted my focus to cybersecurity. I'm going for this certification because of the credibility of it. Now my question is, will the exam ask about modular vs semi modular vs non modular PSU?
hi there friend! just watched the first video of 20! by any chance, and yes I checked your page already, but would happen to have any videos elsewhere on comptia security+ ?
Hi, if your looking for Security+ videos, one of my friends is making really good videos for the course on his channel. You can find his channel pinned at the bottom of my channel if you go to my channel's homepage or alternatively just run a search for "DarkBirdTech" :)
It depends on a number of things. If it's a standalone motherboard for building your own computer, there's a good chance it does come with four slots. But if it's a board for micro builds (microATX or miniITX), many of them come with only two slots. A lot of _very_ cheap prebuilt computers also only come with two slots.
Referring to multi channel system memory, you state that you want to pick the slot closest to the cpu because it will be faster, but on my mother board it says use dimmA2 and dimmB2 first which are the 2nd and 4th slot. why is that?
In most cases, you would want to use the slots closest to the CPU first. But that's just a generalization. You should always follow the motherboard's documentation, and if it says you should use the slots in a specific order, then you should follow it. Not all motherboards have their RAM channels configured the same way.
The 1100 series of CompTIA A+ (220-1101 and 220-1102) will only retire probably around Oct 2025 at the soonest, it might last until end of 2025 or even till early 2026. CompTIA normally releases a new version of each of their courses roughly every 3 - 3.5 years. Normally when they release a newer version, you can actually still do the older previous one for about 6 months. They normally overlap for about 6 months before they officially retire the older version.
Hi your vids are great, but you're killing me when you say NOBODY uses optical drives anymore, I'm an old school video guy and I still do. I'm about to start my CompTIA A+ classes.
I see the Network + has been updated. Is it okay for me to do this current A+ and the newer Network + ? And if so would i then have to do the newer A+ again afterwards when it comes out ?
This current A+ is the latest version at the moment. I have the old 1000 series on my channel as well as the latest series which is the 1100. The video you commenting on is in the 1100 series playlist so there your at least already on the latest :) A newer version of A+ will only be released around roughly Oct 2025, maybe even later Once you finish this version of A+ (1101 and 1102), you can then choose which Network+ version you want to do. You can do either the N10-008 or the N10-009, they are about 95% the same the 2. It doesn't really matter which one you do but maybe do the newer N10-009 :)
@BurningIceTech Awesome stuff, thank you! I had planned on doing the current A+ and the latest N+, but I was just worried/wondered if the A+ is updated relatively soon which would have sucked 😅
These videos are great; however, I'd like to point out some things they could do better. I'm only on the second module, but I feel like this may be a reoccurring theme in the others. You have a habit of introducing topics without offering any explanation. One example would be near the end of this video where you talked about multi-threading and virtualization support regarding CPU's. Now maybe those topics aren't necessary to cover because they aren't integral for the exam, however, to have a little information to understand the concepts would go a long way in making the videos more understandable. There are also several topics that you touch on and you simply say, "You guys know what this is," and you move on. This certification is a beginner cert, and it would be best to assume the person watching does not in fact know what you're talking about. You don't need to go into depth on these elementary topics, but a little clarification will go a long way. I'm taking notes in a Word document while watching, and I already have 18 pages and 4,116 words at the end of this video. The way you talk about things are often out of order with how you present them, requiring a little back pedaling on the user's part. It's also hard to tell at times what I should type into the notes and what is not necessary to remember. You do a good job emphasizing what we need to know for the exam, however, highlighting other key information that we should know/remember would be appreciated. None of this is meant to detract from how great these videos are, and I don't mean to bite the hand that feeds me since these videos are saving most of us a lot of money rather than us buying the study material from CompTIA. I appreciate the work that goes into these videos.
These are so much better than the class I'm currently being forced to sit through.
I'm glad :) hehe
Me toooo 😭😭 it’s a lifesaver
Same here
horrible tone
@@carolynlambert8797 you've literally been coming back to this video just to trash talk. We get it, you don't like it. Guess what? We don't give a fuck. We all enjoyed his interpretation and presentation. Grow up and go find someone else to teach you if you're struggling here. This is RUclips; not a forced class. 🙃
I hope all the views has gotten this guy enough side money to have a fancy light/cooling system; since he lovingly spends his money on his kids.
Nah bro he making 6 grinds a month bro has like 20 years of experience
@@BunnyKhatri-pd8zm the fuck is 6 grinds
Kids are expensive. Hopefully he will update it if he gets it.
@@BunnyKhatri-pd8zm he talks in a very condescending way
@@carolynlambert8797
1.) He doesn't.
2.) Even if he did, get over it.
Being self taught for everything computers, i'd recommend this video to anyone wanting to learn.
Your analogies make this much easier to understand. A lot better than the CompTIA course i paid an arm and a leg to get into. Cheers!
I have to say, I have been struggling remembering/comprehending certain things in this exam. I cant exaggerate enough how much I like your teaching style. You are different from other creators for example Professor Messor whom I wasted much of time watching. You are different as in, you actually take the time to pull up photos and analyze those photos. Thank you for that!
Very helpful actually I even created an everyday one hour schedule to see your helpful videos for A+ preparation ❤
These modules have been very helpful to me in preparing for my A+ certification. Your modules are broken down to understand much better than other videos I have viewed. The material is very detailed, for the cost of what the average Community College would charge for the same amount of education. You deserve every cent of donation given, and I'm glad to be a part of this support. Bless You for Sharing!
I'm familiar with most of the basics but just in case I missed anything I'm planning on watching all the modules. I appreciate the content, thanks!.
The official CompTia certmaster talks about RAID 10 so I think that will be on the exam too which you skipped. It would have helped if you mentioned the key words for which RAID.
I just like your way of explaining things the simplest way.Gearing towards getting this certification.
Thanks for the compliment :) glad you like my style
Awesome helping me a lot… I listen to it when I do cardio at the gym😂😂
Oh wow, multi-task ey :P
Your vids are so easy to follow you are by far the most entertaining teacher on RUclips
These explanations are better than anything on the paid sites. Thank you.
Great series! Only 18 to go.
Excellent video! I would say if anybody has a hard time remembering the difference between volatile and non volatile, just replace volatile with vanish and you should have no problems!
That's a very good way of putting it. I've never heard of that example before but well done, that's an excellent one
oh my Ilove this guy. Awesome!! so much Fun!!!! please make more video like CCNA , Network plus or Security+.
Going for my CompTIA trifecta and also going back for information system technology and computer engineering! Thanks for the help
Your teaching style is truly engaging, making complex topics easy to understand. Thank you for making learning enjoyable. Well done!❤
very informative. this is much appreciated.
Very informative! I liked how you explained the RAID configurations. Got ITF+ certified and now wanting my A+ certification.
Glad you liked it :P Yeah the A+ and ITF+ has a lot in common. The A+ is just more content and a bit more in depth I'd say
The explanations are clear and keep the attention. Many thanks :)
I appreciate your style of teaching, I’m looking forward to the rest of the videos and taking the test
Thanks Joe, glad you enjoy the videos :) makes my day
I'm really grateful for your patience and teachings. REALLY!!
You’re so awesome! Definitely will get your kids a milkshake 🥤😃
Just subscribed amazing videos. I’m new to IT & these videos are amazing. I like these long well explained videos
Awesome video. I find your content extremely helpful while taking a comptia a+ course elsewhere. The way you explain things makes this makes sense. Thanks so much!!
Enjoyed this course and it makes my CertMaster learning goes smoothly
I appreciate your content very much. Thank you for making it. Whenever possible, please use more pictures, or show the pictures immediately once you begin discussing the new item. I think you did an excellent job of that in your Exam Questions video. In this video you talk a lot more, prior to showing the picture. That method makes it more difficult for a visual learner to absorb the material.
You're the real MVP.
Man you are insane ! i really get much fun and knowledge from your teaching style, keep going man you are rare
Your modules are fantastic! This is a great way to learn the course material for A+. Along with a basic study guide I have no doubt that I'll be able to certify for 1101 and 1102 within about 30 days. I already certified for ITF+ with this course work and passed on my first try.
Hope you do well :) best of luck with your A+ exams
where do u be getting your study guide from
Thanks for your advice.. I will do so. Awesome method of teaching. Keep up the awesome teaching and make more videos.
❤❤❤❤ i enjoyed the content 😌. Thanks alot ☺. Your delivery style us amazing 👏
He's so much better than Messer or Dion, IMO. I'm not sure if he's British or not, but my husband is. Thank God I don't get sick of listening to my husband :)
Regarding capacitors, and a MUCH more serious note. A guy two years ahead of me in high school, about a year after he had graduated, decided to try and fix his microwave. He of course unplugged the microwave from the power socket, and pulled the back off the unit. After that he was fiddling around in the unit and touched a capacitor. It instantly killed him :( TV's, monitors and a slew of other devices can do the same thing.
Yeah those capacitors are no joke. I always tell people not to go near them unless they are a qualified/licensed electrician or something along those lines.
A lot of people don't know even what capacitors are never-mind what they do or how dangerous they can be.
By the way thanks for the compliment :)
@@BurningIceTech You're absolutely welcome :) I think one of the issues with capacitors, for the uninitated, is their appearance. What do most people tell someone about an electrical hazard? "Don't touch that wire. Don't put anything in that plug.". You don't really hear "don't touch that square-looking thing sitting off by itself on top of a pcb. Like you said, they just don't know what they look like.
I think you meant Raid 0 uses striping without parity and Raid 1 is mirroring. That is what i pulled from the CompTIA A+ study guide. I could be wrong I hope he sees this and corrects it as no one has pointed this out. time stamp at 40:54
Your a 100% correct. Sorry I went and listened now and I see I mispoke haha.
If I listen carefully I hear myself saying "raid 1 uses striping" and then right after that I say "raid 1 uses mirroring"
I meant to say RAID 0 uses Striping and that RAID 1 uses Mirroring.
Well spotted! :) Thank you
@@BurningIceTech Might want to pin that in the comments i was a little confused after hearing that i had to look it up on the comptia material. other than that this content is amazing. I can actually sit through your videos and enjoy watching. I will finish watching all your comptia A+ videos currently finishing module 3. my test is coming up in less than a month.
Great Teaching
"sliding in to that hole " - BurningIceTech 2023
very well explained.
Thanks!
Wow thank you, appreciate it :)
I appreciate what you do also. You are brilliant. I learn more from you than Professor Messer. Thank you!
Blessings to you my friend
another Great and usefull video :)
💯This guy is great!
Thank you!
Great videos... I greatly appreciate the way you teach.
I plan on watching all 20 modules. Will I be able to write the A+ exams after watching them? Or would I have to take some other courses/s?
I will most definitely donate after completing the 20 modules.
Thank you for the awesome videos.
Hi,
Yes you will be able to write the exams after watching all 20 modules since you would have done the whole course but depending your experience I would advise taking another week or two to just go through stuff again and check for anything you still feel uncomfortable with :)
Thanks thanks thanks ❤
love you bro
Nice
I have done those steps
I have to pass this cert in order to get into a data traineeship... do you think that makes any sense? Bc I'm not sure. Very glad those videos are here to help tho
IT tech: Why would you want to fix a PSU? Replacements are really cheap and interchangeable!
Dell: Actually...
Thank you for a great videos! Hopefully the RUclips pays you enough to have an ECC 😉
thank you, very useful video😃
your welcome :)
Load shedding for life. If you know then you know.
Haha yeah! If you know, you know
I am 20 and I've been studying computer since I was about 12. In more recent years since I was about 16 or 17 I shifted my focus to cybersecurity. I'm going for this certification because of the credibility of it. Now my question is, will the exam ask about modular vs semi modular vs non modular PSU?
Nope, the exam won't ask you about those aspects of a PSU
Mo knowledge mo better
nice
vid
hi there friend! just watched the first video of 20! by any chance, and yes I checked your page already, but would happen to have any videos elsewhere on comptia security+ ?
Hi, if your looking for Security+ videos, one of my friends is making really good videos for the course on his channel.
You can find his channel pinned at the bottom of my channel if you go to my channel's homepage or alternatively just run a search for "DarkBirdTech" :)
They make memes about guys like you. Not all heros wear capes✌️
amd uses lga now as well
In recent years I have NEVER seen a motherboard with 2 RAM module slots. Which boards are they?
That's very unusual since most boards come out with 2 RAM module slots.
Which country do you live in, maybe it varies from country to country
It depends on a number of things. If it's a standalone motherboard for building your own computer, there's a good chance it does come with four slots. But if it's a board for micro builds (microATX or miniITX), many of them come with only two slots. A lot of _very_ cheap prebuilt computers also only come with two slots.
@@ExperiMentalDon Okay, but the vast majority of boards out there come with 4 slots.
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Referring to multi channel system memory, you state that you want to pick the slot closest to the cpu because it will be faster, but on my mother board it says use dimmA2 and dimmB2 first which are the 2nd and 4th slot. why is that?
In most cases, you would want to use the slots closest to the CPU first. But that's just a generalization. You should always follow the motherboard's documentation, and if it says you should use the slots in a specific order, then you should follow it. Not all motherboards have their RAM channels configured the same way.
Lol, made me feel like an idiot for opening and dusting out my power supply lol. I managed it successfully though lmao
hehe. Yeah next time please don't open your PSU :) very dangerous
When will Comptia update from 1101-1102
The 1100 series of CompTIA A+ (220-1101 and 220-1102) will only retire probably around Oct 2025 at the soonest, it might last until end of 2025 or even till early 2026.
CompTIA normally releases a new version of each of their courses roughly every 3 - 3.5 years. Normally when they release a newer version, you can actually still do the older previous one for about 6 months. They normally overlap for about 6 months before they officially retire the older version.
@@BurningIceTech thank you 🫡
Hi your vids are great, but you're killing me when you say NOBODY uses optical drives anymore, I'm an old school video guy and I still do. I'm about to start my CompTIA A+ classes.
Had me laughing with this comment :P made my day
Good luck with your A+ classes. I hope these videos have helped prepare you :)
They have and I literally started them today. Thanks for the encouragement.
What IS virtualization?
I am enjoying your videos. is it possibele to run more than 3 hdds or ssds for a back up incase one fails. maybe 4 or 5 hss or ssd?
If you have enough ports in your motherboard
I see the Network + has been updated. Is it okay for me to do this current A+ and the newer Network + ? And if so would i then have to do the newer A+ again afterwards when it comes out ?
This current A+ is the latest version at the moment. I have the old 1000 series on my channel as well as the latest series which is the 1100.
The video you commenting on is in the 1100 series playlist so there your at least already on the latest :) A newer version of A+ will only be released around roughly Oct 2025, maybe even later
Once you finish this version of A+ (1101 and 1102), you can then choose which Network+ version you want to do. You can do either the N10-008 or the N10-009, they are about 95% the same the 2. It doesn't really matter which one you do but maybe do the newer N10-009 :)
@BurningIceTech Awesome stuff, thank you! I had planned on doing the current A+ and the latest N+, but I was just worried/wondered if the A+ is updated relatively soon which would have sucked 😅
These videos are great; however, I'd like to point out some things they could do better. I'm only on the second module, but I feel like this may be a reoccurring theme in the others. You have a habit of introducing topics without offering any explanation. One example would be near the end of this video where you talked about multi-threading and virtualization support regarding CPU's. Now maybe those topics aren't necessary to cover because they aren't integral for the exam, however, to have a little information to understand the concepts would go a long way in making the videos more understandable. There are also several topics that you touch on and you simply say, "You guys know what this is," and you move on. This certification is a beginner cert, and it would be best to assume the person watching does not in fact know what you're talking about. You don't need to go into depth on these elementary topics, but a little clarification will go a long way.
I'm taking notes in a Word document while watching, and I already have 18 pages and 4,116 words at the end of this video. The way you talk about things are often out of order with how you present them, requiring a little back pedaling on the user's part. It's also hard to tell at times what I should type into the notes and what is not necessary to remember. You do a good job emphasizing what we need to know for the exam, however, highlighting other key information that we should know/remember would be appreciated.
None of this is meant to detract from how great these videos are, and I don't mean to bite the hand that feeds me since these videos are saving most of us a lot of money rather than us buying the study material from CompTIA. I appreciate the work that goes into these videos.
PGA stands for Professional Golfers Association :)
please is there a book for this course?
Comptia has a book on this. It’s called “Comptia A+ Complete Study Guide”.
@@kalukekikaweza3822 please do you have it, or how can I get it
"...slide it into that hole..." 🤣🤣🤣
haha wow
lol
i dont like how your slides only have the bare minimum which is just topic names
Has anyone used this platform and actually passed the exam?
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46:22 not supposed to do that😂😂😂
THANK YOU!