Perfect! Schools today like to pretend they're all about teaching technology but really all they're doing is creating end-users, loyal consumers, out of young children (and teachers alike) for tech giants. This was exactly what I was looking for for my kiddos. You have a natural ability to 'teach' and I SO appreciate the follow up to the viewers' questions. By far, the best introductory videos on here.
0:42 Toaster (Bread --> Toast) 1:06 Computer (2+2 --> 4) 1:37 Input Device, sends information of signals into the computer (ex. Mouse, Keyboard, Webcam, Microphone, Scanner,) 1:57 Output Device (Ex. Monitor 🖥 , Speakers 🔊 2:55 Computer Tower 3:13 Inside of The Tower Computer Tower Case (Protects inside and keeps it cool) Power Supply (Black Box) + Take Power From electrical outlet and bring it into the computer 4:36 MotherBoard, found in the very back 5:43 (Side view) 4:59 Expansion Slots, 5:15 Bios Chip. What gets the computer started 6:28 CPU (Central Processing Unit, in hertz, gigahertz) made by AMD and Intel 6:58 Heat Sink help keeps CPU chip cool 7:22 CPU has no memory. This is where the Hardrive comes in. 8:33 Solid State Drive 8:45 RAM: Short Term Memory (or Random Access Memory) 9:12 How RAM and The Hardrive relate to each other 10:32 Bigger the desk, the more things you can multitask. The more storage capacity of RAM, the more you can do at 1 time 11:14 *The Monitor* . Needs a video card. Some computers have Integrated Video Cards. Also Sound Cards. Network Cards (usually included with motherboard) 12:23 CD/Bluray/DVD 💿 12:37 How do they fit all this in a Laptop?
thanks, jesus. it's 8:03 PM and notes on this video are due for class tomorrow but thanks to your summary, i can just fluff up what you said and i'll be good since the teacher doesn't REALLY check our homework.
Thank you, Teacher, for the best lesson I ever watched about the basic of the computer. I have been taking a course of Comptia+ A, I had never studied computer before that my first time, I want to become cybersecurity and I don't have any experience in this role.
Schools today like to pretend they're all about teaching technology but really all they're doing is creating end-users, loyal consumers, out of young children (and teachers alike) for tech giants. This was exactly what I was looking for for my kiddos. You have a natural ability to 'teach' and I SO appreciate the follow up to the viewers' questions. By far, the best introductory videos on here.
I use this video with my Middle School and Intro to Tech class for high schoolers. I find it a very good, easy to understand explanation of the hardware in a computer. One of the things I usually add is that in the analogy in the library of the desk and the stacks, you (the person moving the information and doing stuff with it) are like the processor (and your arms are the cache), the books and "stuff" (notebook, pens, etc.) are the programs. I hope you don't mind my expansion of your anology! =)
Retire. Do youtube full time. One of the best videos of explaining the basics of computer technology. I would sub but not enough content for my liking sadly. Will remember you and your videos
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Thank you for that awesome explanation. The interpretation of RAM with a table top and the hard drive with a library was really awesome. I will never forget this interpretation in my life.
Same ! I thought I was the only one who remembered this video being one of the first videos I've seen regarding computers. I have completely changed my life because of computers. I remember this was one of the only videos where I understood well the content.
That was was brilliant lesson for beginners. Well presented and simplified enough for lower ability learners. Fantastic! Thank you, I will be using this for all of the year 7 students in my school. Thank you.
There were a few questions about the CPU and how it's measured. The CPU is measured in Hertz which is the clock rate. Basically, it's the frequency of how many instructions it can carry out in a given time. The faster the clock rate, the faster it can cycle through and execute the instructions.
Thank you! This video was assigned as part of a class and I never thought I would understand. The comparisons to the "real world" examples like the toaster and desk make things super clear. Great job and thanks!
You are sooo good at explaining this! And it isn't even boring and monotone like a lot of other people who try to explain these kind of things. Thanks alot sir, it's all clear now!
that was so comprehensive------ a lot of teachers have lectured these things in my class for long years .... but i was not able to understand it fully.... but after watching this in just 12 minutes.... i felt like i was enlightened hahahahah--- you are truly an amazing teacher :)
sir you did everything which you could do for teaching ...and i must say this is the full justice to the teaching profession...it was really awesome and interesting
I have a decent knowledge already and stumbled across this while working, but I have to say that this video is very well-done and you are really quite good at explaining this stuff in a straightforward way,
i completed my diplamo course in ECE, here in india and decided to step in engineering...i a nt yet joined,going to join at july,in my holydays i want to learn about hardware and networking...so i was searching to learn and got ur video it is very valuable....THANK YOU SO MUCH
Thanks for making this video, it's the perfect level of depth...everything else is either for 5 year olds or for professionals and this is the first I've found that is right in the middle.
It's 2020! Thank u so much for explaining this with so much clarity my computer science teacher can learn how to teach from u! Keep up the good work and keep em coming!
Hahaa, already knew all of these but your kind of explanations are amazing !!.. Now it's much easier for me to explain the role of RAM Memory to other people (..or simply I will recommend your videos). However, i found one day a way to explain to someone how Hyperthreading works... comparing with a child that was eating from a jar full of candies with one hand (while his mouth was the cpu) and then eating with 2 hands (much faster). :D
You're pretty good man I already know about PC hardware Im just here because i am hoping i would learn something i dont know I wish there was a PC club where i live to join..
Thanks very much teacher Arrash I am a beginner in computer who is about to study software engineer and multi media but with your videos am beginning to cope with it,thanks ones more 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Really thank you very much! I decided to subscribe to your channel because, I understood the one that had been disturb me till this day!. Nice, man of the year!
Very good. I enjoyed the simplicity with which you taught and the practical way you brought it all to life. Your associations are very appreciated. Please do more videos!
Wow! I wish I was near you school I would have learned more things because the way how you teacher is so impressive. And even if someone does not understand English very well he/she can still pick some information. I fancy your teaching. Thanks a lot.
Such a tremendous way to explain this stuff, and coming from other explainers result into something complicated to understand, but you man, you do it very very good to the result of making us to understand it clearly and simply. Thanks champion!
Hello, Thank you so much for a methodical lesson on the basics of the computer, its input and output decives, and how it functions as a system. Your 1st lesson helped me to revise what I have learnt about computers sicnce early 1990s. You are professional. Sincere regards! (Language teacher since 1987). Will certainly come back. --------------------------------------------------------- By the way, I'd love to learn something about CPU and motherboard compatibilty. (I prefer Ryzen CPUs.) Thank you again.
This was such a professional teaching session, am about to start home studying IT and wanted to start up from the very begnning as i graduated high school 3 years ago but cant afford college so it you recommend any websites videos etc that would help me ill be more than thankful; i am well aware that i will need a certificate or a degree to work in this major i have planned all of that onto a mid long wave but for now any help would be appreciated thank you.
HELLO ARRASH! Am an avid Subscriber, you are my first 'Go to' when diagnosing PC issues! I recently built a new Computer in my old Tower with an MSI Z390-A PRO Motherboard with an Intel Pentium Gold Processor G5400 CPU @ 3.7GHz! Next added 64.0 GB DDR4 3200 Ram! Also a ZOTAC GAMING GeForce GTX 1 Video Card! Recently upgraded all my HHD's with an Intel 660p Series M.2 1 TB SSD Drive C and two WD I TB internal SSD's! My Computer now boots up completely for a cold start in 30 seconds!!!! (Once in a while when I turn it on, it Boots into the Bios Screen)!!!(But when I wont to boot into Bios, no matter what key combination I press it wont go into Bios on Command)! Windows will not display on my Digital Monitor but I can see the Bios Screen on another HDMI Output to my 32 inch TV! Am running XMP Mode and Gaming Mode on the MSI along with allocating 3/4 of my Ram to Process my Adobe Premiere 2022! My Question is: How do I get the computer to Boot into Windows EVERY TIME? And secondly, How do I get my computer to boot into Bios on command?
Excellent, I don’t think anyone can better explain. May Allah bless you, and hope you continue such videos for good. Gonna follow all your videos InshaAllah
awesome, clear, great illustration, you really made what seemed so complex , simply and easy to understand. I love it, my kids loved it as well. just fantastic!!!
I love the good ole Antec 900 case. Also kinda funny seeing 1000W power supplies when there was no good reason for them for most people back then. Granted I was one of them. 😅
The general information you shared is very much helpful about computer for cs & IT student...thank you very much sir...but I have request could you share some tutorials about networkiing...?
Wooow sir u explain things so nicely ,though i was aware of all these terms i got a very clear picture of them todays .Today i understood i was so confused and was lagging important little things.Just as the idiom says half knowledge is hazardous.
Perfect! Schools today like to pretend they're all about teaching technology but really all they're doing is creating end-users, loyal consumers, out of young children (and teachers alike) for tech giants. This was exactly what I was looking for for my kiddos. You have a natural ability to 'teach' and I SO appreciate the follow up to the viewers' questions. By far, the best introductory videos on here.
true that!!
second ur thoughts !
I watched your lesson about 2yrs ago and now I'm back because this is the most informative video I have ever watched. Thank you for this.
0:42 Toaster (Bread --> Toast)
1:06 Computer (2+2 --> 4)
1:37 Input Device, sends information of signals into the computer (ex. Mouse, Keyboard, Webcam, Microphone, Scanner,)
1:57 Output Device (Ex. Monitor 🖥 , Speakers 🔊
2:55 Computer Tower
3:13 Inside of The Tower
Computer Tower Case (Protects inside and keeps it cool)
Power Supply (Black Box)
+ Take Power From electrical outlet and bring it into the computer
4:36 MotherBoard, found in the very back 5:43 (Side view)
4:59 Expansion Slots,
5:15 Bios Chip. What gets the computer started
6:28 CPU (Central Processing Unit, in hertz, gigahertz) made by AMD and Intel
6:58 Heat Sink help keeps CPU chip cool
7:22 CPU has no memory. This is where the Hardrive comes in. 8:33 Solid State Drive
8:45 RAM: Short Term Memory (or Random Access Memory)
9:12 How RAM and The Hardrive relate to each other
10:32 Bigger the desk, the more things you can multitask. The more storage capacity of RAM, the more you can do at 1 time
11:14 *The Monitor* . Needs a video card. Some computers have Integrated Video Cards. Also Sound Cards. Network Cards (usually included with motherboard)
12:23 CD/Bluray/DVD 💿
12:37 How do they fit all this in a Laptop?
thanks, jesus. it's 8:03 PM and notes on this video are due for class tomorrow but thanks to your summary, i can just fluff up what you said and i'll be good since the teacher doesn't REALLY check our homework.
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Yo thanks a lot for this :D
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Great explanation for newcomers and people who don't wanna go through all the hardcore technical stuff. Thank you!
Thank you, Teacher, for the best lesson I ever watched about the basic of the computer. I have been taking a course of Comptia+ A, I had never studied computer before that my first time, I want to become cybersecurity and I don't have any experience in this role.
Such an amazing explanation!!! It is almost 2024 and your work still helps many people.
Like very much helpful
I love his calmness and demeanor. It is very comfortable and easy for me to learn.
The explanation of RAM and Hard drive, I'll never forget this analogy. Thanks a lot Sir.
Schools today like to pretend they're all about teaching technology but really all they're doing is creating end-users, loyal consumers, out of young children (and teachers alike) for tech giants. This was exactly what I was looking for for my kiddos. You have a natural ability to 'teach' and I SO appreciate the follow up to the viewers' questions. By far, the best introductory videos on here.
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Omg I finally got 100 percent on a test in computer application class, thx to this video
I use this video with my Middle School and Intro to Tech class for high schoolers. I find it a very good, easy to understand explanation of the hardware in a computer. One of the things I usually add is that in the analogy in the library of the desk and the stacks, you (the person moving the information and doing stuff with it) are like the processor (and your arms are the cache), the books and "stuff" (notebook, pens, etc.) are the programs. I hope you don't mind my expansion of your anology! =)
Rachel Christensen that's fantastic!
Thanks for the lesson. Us old folks that have computers can always learn how they work even at our age.
Wow, such detailed and practical explanations! No wonder our lecturer recommended you. Thank you.
Retire. Do youtube full time. One of the best videos of explaining the basics of computer technology. I would sub but not enough content for my liking sadly. Will remember you and your videos
I AGREE JOSH. EVER, EVER
Josh Sullivan seriously bery useful video to help me become an it technician made it very sinplified
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me, watching this in 2020: this is the best video on yt explaining computer set ups for rookies, hats off bruh
Thank you for that awesome explanation. The interpretation of RAM with a table top and the hard drive with a library was really awesome. I will never forget this interpretation in my life.
Ah, memories... It's been a while and this video popped up in my recommendations. Thanks for the nostalgia, RUclips.
Same ! I thought I was the only one who remembered this video being one of the first videos I've seen regarding computers. I have completely changed my life because of computers. I remember this was one of the only videos where I understood well the content.
About to start a college program for IT and wanted to be knowledgeable before I dived in. You're awesome. Thank you.
Wooh so beautiful answer dear sis IAM happy for you dear sis keep it up
That was was brilliant lesson for beginners. Well presented and simplified enough for lower ability learners. Fantastic! Thank you, I will be using this for all of the year 7 students in my school. Thank you.
Absolute brilliant way of teaching the basics of computers so that even this 70 year old guy could follow and understand it! Fantastic!
There were a few questions about the CPU and how it's measured. The CPU is measured in Hertz which is the clock rate. Basically, it's the frequency of how many instructions it can carry out in a given time. The faster the clock rate, the faster it can cycle through and execute the instructions.
+Arrash Jaffarzadeh Does "the faster the clock" mean the higher the gigahertz of the CPU or lower?
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higher the faster coz it puts a higher number of commands per tick.
higher
Thanks for the simple explanation and examples in your videos.
For the first time, I could understand the complexity of the computer. Really I appreciate your job. you are the best tech teacher.
"You're just gonna leave all those books on your desk???"
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lol. a good one...
Thank you! This video was assigned as part of a class and I never thought I would understand. The comparisons to the "real world" examples like the toaster and desk make things super clear. Great job and thanks!
Wooooooh so beautiful answer dear sis ilove it alot ♥️♥️🙏🏼🙏🙏🙏
You are sooo good at explaining this! And it isn't even boring and monotone like a lot of other people who try to explain these kind of things. Thanks alot sir, it's all clear now!
Wow, He is such an amazing teacher. Bless your Heart
Have online classes soon and I'm noob so here I am! This is more understandable than what my computer teacher taught! Thank you sir!
that was so comprehensive------ a lot of teachers have lectured these things in my class for long years .... but i was not able to understand it fully.... but after watching this in just 12 minutes.... i felt like i was enlightened hahahahah--- you are truly an amazing teacher :)
This is the best possible explanation of how a computer works that i've ever seen. Or at least the simplest. Thank you.
very helpful and finally explained in a way that is neither too complicated nor too superfifcial
Thank you :)
sir you did everything which you could do for teaching ...and i must say this is the full justice to the teaching profession...it was really awesome and interesting
The RAM example made it very easy to understand the concept!
I have a decent knowledge already and stumbled across this while working, but I have to say that this video is very well-done and you are really quite good at explaining this stuff in a straightforward way,
i completed my diplamo course in ECE, here in india and decided to step in engineering...i a nt yet joined,going to join at july,in my holydays i want to learn about hardware and networking...so i was searching to learn and got ur video it is very valuable....THANK YOU SO MUCH
Thanks for making this video, it's the perfect level of depth...everything else is either for 5 year olds or for professionals and this is the first I've found that is right in the middle.
reviewing to help a cousin to learn basics as at 78 she is just learning computers. This is an awesome start.
I wish you were my IT teacher! ☺️ Ty so much! I'll continue to watch. You're doing great.
Thank you. I know nothing much about computers. Your teaching method is simple to follow. Great credit to you as a teache
It's 2020! Thank u so much for explaining this with so much clarity my computer science teacher can learn how to teach from u! Keep up the good work and keep em coming!
I endorse this comment! This is really easy to understand.
Concise and very informative, goes into the nitty gritty of actual computer and its actual parts, highly recommendable Computer Hardware course.
You really explain things easily and trust be this beats the 3hours lecture i have had for 10 weeks in my university
Hahaa, already knew all of these but your kind of explanations are amazing !!.. Now it's much easier for me to explain the role of RAM Memory to other people (..or simply I will recommend your videos). However, i found one day a way to explain to someone how Hyperthreading works... comparing with a child that was eating from a jar full of candies with one hand (while his mouth was the cpu) and then eating with 2 hands (much faster). :D
Radu Alexandru, what a revolutionary explanation
Such a great and professional teacher. You're Awesome with a capital A!
I just started an IT course at college so this is very helpful for me, thankyou! :D
You're pretty good man
I already know about PC hardware
Im just here because i am hoping i would learn something i dont know
I wish there was a PC club where i live to join..
Who is here to study for a test?
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Thank you so much . You presented so easy that i finally understand it after 25 years !!!!!!
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Thanks very much teacher Arrash I am a beginner in computer who is about to study software engineer and multi media but with your videos am beginning to cope with it,thanks ones more 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Really thank you very much! I decided to subscribe to your channel because, I understood the one that had been disturb me till this day!. Nice, man of the year!
The passion th is smudging out onto me. This is crystal clear teaching. Thanks mate.öis guy has
your videos are very nice and educating to everyone on RUclips that have any interest to it.
once again you are grate in Teaching
Very good. I enjoyed the simplicity with which you taught and the practical way you brought it all to life. Your associations are very appreciated. Please do more videos!
This is one of the best video ever I have watched on RUclips about computer hardware, thank you sir 🙏 👍
Wow! I wish I was near you school I would have learned more things because the way how you teacher is so impressive. And even if someone does not understand English very well he/she can still pick some information. I fancy your teaching. Thanks a lot.
You are one of the best tutor for this course
Sir I am really impressed with your skill of teaching ❤
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Such a tremendous way to explain this stuff, and coming from other explainers result into something complicated to understand, but you man, you do it very very good to the result of making us to understand it clearly and simply. Thanks champion!
Good video. Broken down Barney level for individuals like myself thanks.
Hello, Thank you so much for a methodical lesson on the basics of the computer, its input and output decives, and how it functions as a system. Your 1st lesson helped me to revise what I have learnt about computers sicnce early 1990s. You are professional. Sincere regards! (Language teacher since 1987). Will certainly come back.
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By the way, I'd love to learn something about CPU and motherboard compatibilty. (I prefer Ryzen CPUs.) Thank you again.
You are the Man. Thank you for this Excellent easy to understand Presentation on computer hardware!
Yeh man very good teacher.from Jamaica to the world
Still relevant 5 years later. Good video for kids, gonna show my daughter later
The best tutorial, so easy to understand. I had tried other tutorials but all were too difficult to understand. Please make more videos.
Excellent job on breaking things down. I am very appreciative of your channel!
The CPU does have memory, it is called Cache. All modern day CPUs have more than one Cache i.e. L2 & L3 Cache.
And we can assume it like the drawer of the table right?
This lesson is outstanding! More then a lecture
Thank you. I know nothing much about computers. Your teaching method is simple to follow. Great credit to you as a teacher.
you have explained in few minutes what my lecturer could not explain in 1 year
This was such a professional teaching session, am about to start home studying IT and wanted to start up from the very begnning as i graduated high school 3 years ago but cant afford college so it you recommend any websites videos etc that would help me ill be more than thankful; i am well aware that i will need a certificate or a degree to work in this major i have planned all of that onto a mid long wave but for now any help would be appreciated thank you.
HELLO ARRASH! Am an avid Subscriber, you are my first 'Go to' when diagnosing PC issues! I recently built a new Computer in my old Tower with an MSI Z390-A PRO Motherboard with an Intel Pentium Gold Processor G5400 CPU @ 3.7GHz! Next added 64.0 GB DDR4 3200 Ram! Also a ZOTAC GAMING GeForce GTX 1 Video Card! Recently upgraded all my HHD's with an Intel 660p Series M.2 1 TB SSD Drive C and two WD I TB internal SSD's! My Computer now boots up completely for a cold start in 30 seconds!!!! (Once in a while when I turn it on, it Boots into the Bios Screen)!!!(But when I wont to boot into Bios, no matter what key combination I press it wont go into Bios on Command)! Windows will not display on my Digital Monitor but I can see the Bios Screen on another HDMI Output to my 32 inch TV! Am running XMP Mode and Gaming Mode on the MSI along with allocating 3/4 of my Ram to Process my Adobe Premiere 2022! My Question is: How do I get the computer to Boot into Windows EVERY TIME? And secondly, How do I get my computer to boot into Bios on command?
If you can explain it to a child well then you know it,thanks teacher!!! You made it so simple!
good job Arrash. I hope you release more video
Excellent, I don’t think anyone can better explain. May Allah bless you, and hope you continue such videos for good. Gonna follow all your videos InshaAllah
u a really agood teacher and have really liked the way your delivering ur personal experience to the audience .
The Best Explaining Video about Cpu , Dvd rider & about Ram also
Thanks for this Great Video Brother...
This is really solid and I'm definitely gonna be watching this videos more than once. Good stuff thanks for the help.
your talking style is very understandable and i really like that. Thank you so much.
Thank you very much and we appreciate your lesson.
WOW I'm very grateful for your explanation on the Ram and Hard drive.
Thanks
great teaching. I understand and learn more from this than my 4 moths in college IT course.
I'm so glad to have you teacher thanks for your good explanation 💙
Your explanation was easy and simple for beginners like me to understand. Thank you so much!
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Profitable and Interesting. Thanks Mr. Jaffarzadeh
Just Wao!!! You explained everything so well!! Please make Itil ,A+901 and 902, and Networking vedios please!!!
awesome, clear, great illustration, you really made what seemed so complex , simply and easy to understand. I love it, my kids loved it as well. just fantastic!!!
Creatively and simplified explanation, very great work, thank
I have been taking down notes and your explanation is so simple and understand able love that..thankyou I have learn alot from your videos 🥰🥰👍
I really appreciate your teaching style. Thank you sir.
I love the good ole Antec 900 case. Also kinda funny seeing 1000W power supplies when there was no good reason for them for most people back then. Granted I was one of them. 😅
Best PC related video I have eveer watched.
The general information you shared is very much helpful about computer for cs & IT student...thank you very much sir...but I have request could you share some tutorials about networkiing...?
Wooow sir u explain things so nicely ,though i was aware of all these terms i got a very clear picture of them todays .Today i understood i was so confused and was lagging important little things.Just as the idiom says half knowledge is hazardous.
Your an explained and teaching skills so Brilliant Thank you so much.
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I appreciate watching this video, and I wish that I could have you as my teacher.I have a dream that one day I shall learn computer.
Absolutely fantastic explanation. Easy explanations and very easy to understand. I'll be watching out for moe videos from you.
Thanks
I wish I had a teacher like you! Great video!
Amazing, the best lesson i've ever had
Excellent way of explanation... God bless you 👍