Great rundown of CPUs. I was so confused about 32 bit vs 64 but til this video! Hope all who are interested in IT, come to your channel first. Thank you!
Thank you, ITProTV. The video was very informative, yet easy to understand. I have a question, however: What is the difference between throughput and signaling rate?
You're very welcome! Throughput is how much data has been effectively transmitted over a period of time. Your data rate (signaling rate) is the rate of data sent. So perspective is the key. Data rate is how much was sent. Throughput is really about how much was received.
Hey Rob! This is not the first video. We've tried to make it easier to follow along by having the part numbers now in the title of the video. Here is the full playlist: ruclips.net/p/PLc6zqGSJMvCSQ3djLlfS_2LnliS-Q-FKV
I'm teaching the DIT course as well as 2 other courses. I love the videos you created, but am having a bit of difficulty matching up some of the 38 videos to the lessons in TestOut & Comptia and I was wondering if you have a list of which Testout lesson those videos align with. I've got most of them but I'm not sure of a few of them. I am hoping you can help me as I am struggling to get everything done at a new school with 3 preps.
hello, are these videos in order for me to learn? i am trying to start my career in it and have no prior knowledge in it whatsoever . have a friend in it and he sent me over to your channel. first video was of comptia it fundamentals and on top corner it says 0/38. and the second video is cpu and it says 14/38. i like to learn things in order to make it clear as much as possible for myself. thank you in advance!
What is Don's and Ron's favorite music artist? I'm thinking Don's a software guy that he's a Coldplay kind of guy. Ron. he's a hardware guy so ACDC kind of harder music guy?
So when we experience a computer behaving "slowly" would that mean that the maximum amount of processing has been met for that CPU at that time, so giving it more instructions will take more time because its busy doing everything else?
The computer is experiencing performance issues...which includes CPU, RAM, Networking or Disk. It is true the CPU could be overwhelmed. Or you don't have enough RAM or Networking is slow or your conventional spinning disk driver is not working as fast as you believe it to work. To know which one is to examine performance counters...in windows you could do a cursory look with Task Manager and see if ONE is spike compared to all others. or is everything spiked. If you look here and only the CPU is spiked but everything else is relatively low by comparison then you can really blame the CPU.
I am watching the playlist in the order as displayed. I noticed someone said they were recorded out of order. Is it possible that you can provide the order we should be watching?
The videos are in the correct order to line up with the exam objectives. I believe the reference above is the only time something was referred to as mentioned earlier when it wasn't, which Ronnie explained. Sometimes, as objectives or technologies change, we will go back and update specific episodes. Sorry for any confusion this caused!
At around 21:20 Ronnie mentions "math that we were doing in previous episodes". Can you provide a link to those episodes? I can't seem to locate them in the CompTIA ITF+ episodes.
@@ITProTv Thanks for the reply! But I'm watching these episodes in order from the full playlist and that content was never covered. Is there another set of videos perhaps where this was discussed?
@@dwai6426 When we recorded this, at some point we had recorded these episodes out of sequence. But it is referring to the Storage Hardware episode, where we were talking about the prefixes like Kilo, Mega, Giga...etc. : ruclips.net/video/YKGqPYQ140M/видео.html
Musk will get the same amount as an octilion(10^27) in the near future with AI or to be more specific a trilliard $(10^21)-->that would probably do :D :)))))
Great rundown of CPUs. I was so confused about 32 bit vs 64 but til this video! Hope all who are interested in IT, come to your channel first. Thank you!
Thank you for helping us spread the word about ITProTV!
This episode is making me hungry 😂
Great video! Really helped me get a visual of the CPU's. Thank you.
Glad it helped! If you're studying for the exam, best of luck to you!
Always enjoy your presentations. Very helpful for those who are getting into IT. Thank you!
Glad you like them!
Awesome videos for a beginner like me, thank you so much , greetings from belgium
You're very welcome!
This video is helpful
Happy to hear that. Thanks for watching!
Thank you for this video
thank you!
You're welcome!
Thank you, ITProTV. The video was very informative, yet easy to understand. I have a question, however: What is the difference between throughput and signaling rate?
You're very welcome! Throughput is how much data has been effectively transmitted over a period of time. Your data rate (signaling rate) is the rate of data sent. So perspective is the key. Data rate is how much was sent. Throughput is really about how much was received.
Is this the first video in the series to learn IT fundamentals? I heard you guys refer to what we learned on prior videos a couple times.
Hey Rob!
This is not the first video. We've tried to make it easier to follow along by having the part numbers now in the title of the video. Here is the full playlist: ruclips.net/p/PLc6zqGSJMvCSQ3djLlfS_2LnliS-Q-FKV
I'm teaching the DIT course as well as 2 other courses. I love the videos you created, but am having a bit of difficulty matching up some of the 38 videos to the lessons in TestOut & Comptia and I was wondering if you have a list of which Testout lesson those videos align with. I've got most of them but I'm not sure of a few of them. I am hoping you can help me as I am struggling to get everything done at a new school with 3 preps.
Sir, can you provide us with some notes where we can revisit the things that we learnt in the video?
Why are you guys in a Jerry Springer set?
Otherwise great content! Thank you for that!
Thank you so muchch💚
hello, are these videos in order for me to learn? i am trying to start my career in it and have no prior knowledge in it whatsoever . have a friend in it and he sent me over to your channel. first video was of comptia it fundamentals and on top corner it says 0/38. and the second video is cpu and it says 14/38. i like to learn things in order to make it clear as much as possible for myself. thank you in advance!
What is Don's and Ron's favorite music artist? I'm thinking Don's a software guy that he's a Coldplay kind of guy. Ron. he's a hardware guy so ACDC kind of harder music guy?
"I like potatoes , cuz I like potatoes"
Fried, baked, or au gratin?
love potatoes!!!!
So when we experience a computer behaving "slowly" would that mean that the maximum amount of processing has been met for that CPU at that time, so giving it more instructions will take more time because its busy doing everything else?
The computer is experiencing performance issues...which includes CPU, RAM, Networking or Disk. It is true the CPU could be overwhelmed. Or you don't have enough RAM or Networking is slow or your conventional spinning disk driver is not working as fast as you believe it to work. To know which one is to examine performance counters...in windows you could do a cursory look with Task Manager and see if ONE is spike compared to all others. or is everything spiked. If you look here and only the CPU is spiked but everything else is relatively low by comparison then you can really blame the CPU.
I am watching the playlist in the order as displayed. I noticed someone said they were recorded out of order. Is it possible that you can provide the order we should be watching?
The videos are in the correct order to line up with the exam objectives. I believe the reference above is the only time something was referred to as mentioned earlier when it wasn't, which Ronnie explained. Sometimes, as objectives or technologies change, we will go back and update specific episodes. Sorry for any confusion this caused!
@@ITProTv Thank you very much!
At around 21:20 Ronnie mentions "math that we were doing in previous episodes". Can you provide a link to those episodes? I can't seem to locate them in the CompTIA ITF+ episodes.
This is the episode right before the CPU episode: ruclips.net/video/7UKSN3H8uEw/видео.html
Also, the full playlist: ruclips.net/p/PLc6zqGSJMvCSQ3djLlfS_2LnliS-Q-FKV
@@ITProTv Thanks for the reply! But I'm watching these episodes in order from the full playlist and that content was never covered. Is there another set of videos perhaps where this was discussed?
@@dwai6426 When we recorded this, at some point we had recorded these episodes out of sequence. But it is referring to the Storage Hardware episode, where we were talking about the prefixes like Kilo, Mega, Giga...etc. : ruclips.net/video/YKGqPYQ140M/видео.html
Musk will get the same amount as an octilion(10^27) in the near future with AI or to be more specific a trilliard $(10^21)-->that would probably do :D :)))))
That math made my head hurt.