Thank you so much! Because of this lecture, I realized I just need to upgrade my RAM from 4GB to 8GB. My laptop was new and slow from the beginning. Thank you!
Hi , i know nothing about computers , i am a first year computer student and i am still learning about computers , i just want to ask what is the cost per bits , ..?
STORGE STRUCTURE VOLATILE - Loses its contents when power is removed -Registers -Cache -Main Memory NON VOLATILE - Retains its contents even when power is removed -Electronic Disk -Magnetic Disk -Optical Disk -Magnetic Tapes
Hello, thanks for the informative video. I'd like to make two minor corrections. The first one is about "electronic disk". A disk is a round shaped device like CDs, DVDs or plates inside hard disks (Actually some people make a distinction between a disc and a disk). Electronic storage devices can be referred as "electronic drive" since there are no spinning discs in them. The second correction is about the "cost per bit increases" part. Actually the cost per bit decreases as you go down the pyramid. For instance, the cost per bit for registers is very high whereas it's very low for magnetic tapes.
Cost not mean only it's price . Also time is cost. Time increases cost increases. Price is not much important than time . If access time is increased your computer is slow.
Finally, after attending this lecture I've understood clearly the difference between temporary and permanent memory. The tutorial explains the hierarchy and trend of memories starting from registers, cache, RAM and moving towards permanent memories. Temporary memory devices are smaller yet expensive than permanent memories.
Good courses. Thank you! (Press M to mute, and press C to turn off caption, use arrow key to fastforward, only look at the slides, you learn more efficently this way)
2:23 Make it correct, The cost per bit decreases down the hierarchy. Just think Yourself , if the cost per bit as well as the access time (i.e. response time is too long) both increases down the series then why would anyone use that storage device.
Another example using the library Imagine the library of babel and you have read the book and then explain what you've read So Books are permanent memory, your brain is RAM and you explaining is executing or passing on information. There is only so much you can remember. Now imagine a similar scenario but you got a friend. Both of you read books and both of you talk about it, it's therefore it's faster
It's very helpful and thank you for doing this.But sometimes it feels like you're saying the same thing over and over again... But thank you anyway because I wouldn't have learnt these without your videos :)
"The computer is faster with large ram" is in case you have multiple processes running at the same time, suppose there is only 1 process running, in this case there is no difference between a 16gb or 64gb ram right?
Yes, But what if that one process is bigger than your mm? (Just a hypothetical example) , for every reference, you have to load a page from secondary memory because of a page fault. Here if you have a bigger ram then that time can be saved right. :}
ROM is part of the main memory but it is Non Volatile because it doesn't loss their content in order to load OS. this is what I understand. Am I correct ?
I want to ask about books that can also explain about computer , like it is very smart to think about a computer and inventing it and all these stuffs , can any body name some books that talk about computers history and how scientists invite it and think about it and how they also developed it .. ?
You mentioned RAM helps to run programs faster bcz more RAM means more running time memory space. What about a single program like a video game? Does more RAM space mean a large program like a game would run faster?
Respected sir.. For suppose if we are doing some work in paint..it is stored in ram whatever we do in paint until we save it.The unsaved work will be gone when the system is powered off.That means the content is stored in RAM.After we save the paint file it will go to rom (permanent memory),as we can have it after power off the system.Is it CRT sir..
Take the example of paint application bro.. In our childhood ,we would be aware of that we have to save our work cause it is stored in primary memory until u save it in permanent memory . ultimately the work u usually do in any app generates som data which will be handled by ram.it is not so imp for us so it will be gone after system power off.u may see in mobiles like clear cache . Right .it is the junk generated by the apps using by us..
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Thank you so much! Because of this lecture, I realized I just need to upgrade my RAM from 4GB to 8GB. My laptop was new and slow from the beginning. Thank you!
The cost per bit decreases down the hierarchy guys. Rectify that stuff.
Thnks buddy ,I'm also confused with "cost per bit inc"....
Yes, Me too had the same doubt,
Hi , i know nothing about computers , i am a first year computer student and i am still learning about computers , i just want to ask what is the cost per bits , ..?
@@zainabhussein8951 amount of money spent while making the physical memory which has the capacity of 1 bit.
@@shubhamk840 thank you
The example of bookshelves is just osm bro.
STORGE STRUCTURE
VOLATILE - Loses its contents when power is removed
-Registers
-Cache
-Main Memory
NON VOLATILE - Retains its contents even when power is removed
-Electronic Disk
-Magnetic Disk
-Optical Disk
-Magnetic Tapes
Electronic disk may or may not be volatile
Hello, thanks for the informative video. I'd like to make two minor corrections. The first one is about "electronic disk". A disk is a round shaped device like CDs, DVDs or plates inside hard disks (Actually some people make a distinction between a disc and a disk). Electronic storage devices can be referred as "electronic drive" since there are no spinning discs in them. The second correction is about the "cost per bit increases" part. Actually the cost per bit decreases as you go down the pyramid. For instance, the cost per bit for registers is very high whereas it's very low for magnetic tapes.
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Tell me how many bits of memory you will buy for 100$, when you are buing SSD nad RAM?
When u go down, cost per bit DECREASES. A 1 TB hard disk (magnetic disc) is cheaper than 16 GB ram (primary memory).
1000GB==1TB
Cost not mean only it's price . Also time is cost. Time increases cost increases. Price is not much important than time . If access time is increased your computer is slow.
@@swativernekar548 1024
@@swativernekar548 I think it's 1024GB = 1TB
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Finally, after attending this lecture I've understood clearly the difference between temporary and permanent memory.
The tutorial explains the hierarchy and trend of memories starting from registers, cache, RAM and moving towards permanent memories. Temporary memory devices are smaller yet expensive than permanent memories.
Good courses. Thank you! (Press M to mute, and press C to turn off caption, use arrow key to fastforward, only look at the slides, you learn more efficently this way)
Sir thank you for making a clear distinction between primary and secondary memory!!!......Thank you so much Sir👍👍👍👍
it is a very good source of knowledge, but I agree with others when saying that the bit cost decreases as you go downhill the pyramid of memory
thanks for uploading such content in free of cost
Love the bookshelf example.
Your teaching can understand anyone those don't know anything about computers ☺️
Thank you sooooo much for sharing the video OMG! you're such a genius!!!
2:23 Make it correct, The cost per bit decreases down the hierarchy. Just think Yourself , if the cost per bit as well as the access time (i.e. response time is too long) both increases down the series then why would anyone use that storage device.
I appreciate your summarizing points
Please upload regularly full course sir.
Thank u very much sir
literally the best explanation! thank you!!!
Thank you @NesoAcademy for such good videos .... I can understand easily and better than my collge study
Nice explanation of volatile and non volatile.
Memories:
1. Volatile vs. Non-volatile
2. Access speed
3. Capacity
Brilliant explanation sir
Thank you for this clear video
04:43 Book shelf example for explaining why larger RAM makes computer fast
07:20 Volatile and Non-Volatile devices
If there is higher RAM, it is possible to do multiple things at the same time, so if there is more RAM, computer works faster
Excellent lectures!
good explanation with analogy...thanks
Best teacher!
cost per bit decreses downward
Cost per bit decreases!
very well structured lectures thank you
so useful, thank you so much sir
Sir thanks for starting os course it would be very helpful for us
all your videos are awesome bro
Nicely explained.
Example is awesome
you are brilliant , AMIR KHAN
This is awesome and I'm enjoying your lecture. Please can you share some notes
Yeah that's notes are available in our website check out
Nice channel. Just one question. Are we sure that as we go down the cost per bit increases? I think it is the opposite.
These videos are amazing
nice tutorial for basic concepts for learning OS
Very good..Very easy to understand
Good explanation
a small correction cost per bit decrease down the hierarchy.
Another example using the library
Imagine the library of babel and you have read the book and then explain what you've read
So Books are permanent memory, your brain is RAM and you explaining is executing or passing on information. There is only so much you can remember. Now imagine a similar scenario but you got a friend. Both of you read books and both of you talk about it, it's therefore it's faster
Good job on teaching and learning more interesting subjects 🥰✅⭐️👍
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Very nice explanation thanks a lot❤️
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please sir post videos daily .
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Nice explanation....
Thank you very much!
It was very useful
thank you very much sir for this video
It's very helpful and thank you for doing this.But sometimes it feels like you're saying the same thing over and over again... But thank you anyway because I wouldn't have learnt these without your videos :)
YOU ARE THE BEST!
Thanks Alot
please sir upload videos on the daily basis especially operating system
when we move down in storage hierarchy diagram the cost per bit decreases ,and vice versa.
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Thanks sir 🙏🏼
cost per bit increases when we go up but you have showed when we go down
cost per bit decreases, correction in video needed
yes
Hello, can you put some videos related to Manycore system design? I appreciate and thanks a lot for your awesome videos
Thanks a lot 😊
"The computer is faster with large ram" is in case you have multiple processes running at the same time, suppose there is only 1 process running, in this case there is no difference between a 16gb or 64gb ram right?
Pretty much
Yes, But what if that one process is bigger than your mm? (Just a hypothetical example) , for every reference, you have to load a page from secondary memory because of a page fault. Here if you have a bigger ram then that time can be saved right. :}
Please upload full playlist of OS
Sir give the concept in caching.main memory management.process.storage etc.
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Thanks
Thankyou sir
I dont know how can i thank you
ROM is part of the main memory but it is Non Volatile because it doesn't loss their content in order to load OS. this is what I understand. Am I correct ?
Rom is not part of main memory it's a separate chip that stores firmware/bios
Hello sir can u plz explain abt types of operating systems
Your teaching is very good, but why didn't you not talk much about ROM's? Aren't they part of the main memory too?
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Very heplful
sir plz upload more videos on operating system
thanks for your great videos
but how can i access the slides in the videos ?
Please use our app.
Can u please provide notes or any pdf or ppt for our revision propose?. I request you to please respond.
I want to ask about books that can also explain about computer , like it is very smart to think about a computer and inventing it and all these stuffs , can any body name some books that talk about computers history and how scientists invite it and think about it and how they also developed it .. ?
You mentioned RAM helps to run programs faster bcz more RAM means more running time memory space. What about a single program like a video game? Does more RAM space mean a large program like a game would run faster?
CPU and GPU is what ultimately defines the execution speed RAM is nothing but a table to work on
This is a cool series but the cache memory part was missing.
I am new subscriber to your channel please upload more videos
Your explanation is on point. Thank youu
Can you explain SSD in this term?
It's electronic disk
good lesson sir
Sir plz upload remaining videos
Is there a way to buy register or cache memory like usb
Have to get it with the processor
what is the purpose of nb ram??
Main memory are volatile but then why ROM is considered as a main memory when its non-volatile
ROM is not main memory it's a separate chip
Is secondary memory ROM?
i think is more like your hard disk storage or SSD
No ROM is separate chip for storing firmware
Respected sir..
For suppose if we are doing some work in paint..it is stored in ram whatever we do in paint until we save it.The unsaved work will be gone when the system is powered off.That means the content is stored in RAM.After we save the paint file it will go to rom (permanent memory),as we can have it after power off the system.Is it CRT sir..
Correct
Why aren't you my professor ?!!! :((
Rom in main memory, but its data doesn't lose when power is removed. Someone explain it to me !!!
Take the example of paint application bro..
In our childhood ,we would be aware of that we have to save our work cause it is stored in primary memory until u save it in permanent memory . ultimately the work u usually do in any app generates som data which will be handled by ram.it is not so imp for us so it will be gone after system power off.u may see in mobiles like clear cache . Right .it is the junk generated by the apps using by us..