If you could pick us to do deep dive into just one of the topics mentioned in the video, which would it be? Of course, we would love to make all these videos right away, but it takes us a ton of time for each video, so tell us your favorite. Either that or rank the topics we should pursue. Honestly, this will help us to choose which topic to do next.
This is what TH-cam is all about. A group of people spending hundreds of hours researching something complex, and then dumbing it down with cool animations for the world to see. You guys have my full support!
dude, its called TH-cam, not AGroupOfPeopleSpendingHundredsOfHoursResearchingSomethingComplexAndThenDumbingItDownWithCoolAnimationsForTheWorldToSeeTube
@jordixboy you sound pretty salty about this topic, why click on the video then? I'm sure there's a whole algorithm dedicated to vlogging or whatever you like. If you want to talk history, TH-cam was originally supposed to be a dating website
As a 3d artist, the amount of work that went into this is mindblowing. You guys are educating generations of people with highest quality. I wish my classrooms were this good as a kid.
@rockoman100 Get with the times oldie I want to know ur facial expression when u hear music and photography is art all are way more impressive than the real modern art u should hate on
Really one of the coolest things I've ever seen. It's almost magic that all of this can be made as tiny as it is and that it all works together so accurately and quickly. Computers are one of those items that only a few tenths of a percent of our population will ever know how they truly work, down to the atomic scale.
Most underrated channel for sure. This kind of effort has to be appreciated more. I am studying 3d modeling myself and i can imagine how much effort they give for just a single video.
Hey So i need to ask some expert guy First I wanted to learn in college computer science or maybe computer engineering But i found 2 topics one is software engineering and the second is electrical and electronics engineering (People said it’s more focused in electronics) So i am very confused which to choose
@@arahn466 Computer Science primarily focuses and has a concentration on software and logic combined with analytical and theoretical mathematics to build (and sometimes use those mathematical concepts in data science) logic. On the contrary, many people imply that CE is the bridging point between software and hardware, connecting the two concepts together and really producing something out of it. You'll have a more concentration with lower-level languages i.e., assembly, c++, c, c# that are compiled (translated) on build time straight into binary or machine code that the computer can then interpret and execute. Also, in CE you'll have higher concentrations on things like physics, electricity, and manufacturing the hardware. I would recommend you take a look at your prospective schools' curriculums for CE and CS and really decide from there what you want to do. In short, Computer Science is viewed as a more theoretical philosophy while CE is viewed as a more practical philosophy. Both are sciences, but, again, it really just depends on what you're looking for, abstraction or practicality. Oh, also, (because I'm very intrigued by CS) some of those theoretical math classes might include: calc 1, calc 2, calc 3, discrete mathematics, linear algebra, and others.
I know nothing about this channel, but the sheer amount of work that went into this video earned me a very quick subscribe (with an eager anticipation for future content). I’m amazed at the sheer amount of skill it would require to model all of this.
This is insane. I don't understand how humans figured out how to make this stuff. And the amount of work and effort put into this video is amazing. Super high quality and really interesting.
I have an associate who is a physics boffin, he works in development and is on another level. Multiply him by 1000s - all dedicated in their own field of expertise. Then factor in decades of R & D. It takes vast teams and shared knowledge. But yeah - it is mind blowing.
Well I think once you've figured out how transistors work, you can scale it up and use it to your maximum creativity. And I think that's so amazing about it. All of this is pure problem solving.
It was completed by millions of dedicated and passionate people very incrementally over many years. The result we see today seems overwhelmingly complex but how we got there was by taking tiny baby steps of improvement over the course of several decades.
Wonderful animation, quality educational content, clear and straight to the point. I think these videos definitely succeed in spreading engineering enthusiasm and appreciation for the complexity in technology we take for granted.
It's mind blowing how they were able to make such a detailed and realistic animation. Please, let me add. I'm a 19yrs old, and I love Tech so much. I want to study computer science, but my parents can't afford sending me to college. I am really in need of a remote job. I can work as a virtual assistant, graphics designer, etc. I would appreciate being referred to anyone who may need such services too. Thanks
@@markfriday1229 Good luck Mark. What is your passion? If it's 3D/Multimedia design, note that Computer Science isn't really the path to take. Computer Science can help you down the path of software development, ICT, AI, and to a lesser extent, hardware design and project management. In any case, I hope you can find a path to success and wish you all the very best.
No cap this is the best video on 3d animating and explaining i've ever seen... I don't usually sub to a random video i see on youtube but this one??? This one IS necessary.
Another amazing video from Branch Education. Soo much info cramped into just 17 mins. I can't even comprehend what level of research and work hours it takes to make these videos. Simply amazing!
Being a 3D Artist myself, I can tell the massive amount of work that went into this video, and in all your other videos. I really appreciate all your efforts.
Thousandsand thousands of pictures and breaking apart into pieces and 500 hours of animating work! I’m infinitely humbled by your dedication…! Millions and billion thanks, branch work and all who are part of this beautiful endeavour!
This type of content is gold. There isn't much of it on youtube, at least not in this kind of detail, so when you find something like this, it's pure dopamine. Great videos and keep it up
How da hell can a free video be so detailed? I know there are patreon and sponsors, but it's incredible! It can't even fit in my mind how much work and detail you gave in this channel! Excellent job!!!❤👌
500 hours to make such an amazing video ! That's a 2 months job for 8 hours/day for a single person !! How many people work for such a complicated project if I may ask ? Your dedication and commitment to help us all visualize and dive deep into these amazing technologies shines through your content - not so many videos uploaded (if each one is SO HARD to make !), but when done I feel so satisfied -eagerly waiting for the next one. Praise to all your team !
I cannot even fathom the amount of work that has went into this single video, which is here for free, this is one the greatest donation to the rest of the humanity by you guys. Respects to all of you who have worked on it.
This is the most in-depth tutorial of PC hardware I have ever seen. The amount of work in this video is breathtaking. I honestly learned more watching this video than I did in my PC hardware class in college.
Don't ever stop making these videos. The amazing effort you go through "you" your team keep up the good work and please start doing even more. I know $2 isn't much but it's something. when you get my 6 year old and my 12 year old son along with myself using your videos as sleep medication and Educational that does something. Your turning Education into something it was supposed to be. Thanks again.
i don't know how to describe this video in one word, or even one sentence. It is just too incredible, all the details, the animation, the explanation, clear and technical. Congratulations to everyone involved in this video, you guys nailed it.
This is beyond amazing. Studying to be a technician and wanted to get an idea on how things work. Between this and another channel called PowerCert I'm learning a lot. VERY COOL!!
I've been building and repairing PC's since the 80's and for about 20 years working in I.T. as a SysAdmin, SRE and DevOps engineer and I never saw a video or a detailed explanation like this. That's exactly what I was searching for: a detailed explanation to help teach my kids (and wife). Thanks!
This is the exact level of visual detail I've been waiting for from anyone on the internet and really, only a channel like this could've have delivered so perfectly. With how complex and microscopic the makeup of parts are, it had to be CGI, but even the biggest VFX-focused channels have nothing on this so I knew I'd have to wait for you to put something out. Waiting for the CPU videos patiently!
This is incredibly well done. As a visual learner this helped a ton. Computers are fascinating and it's mind boggling how humans figured all this out. Amazing stuff!
Your channel is like fine wine. It gets better with time. This is the most fascinating animation I've seen on computers. Looking forward to your video on the microelectronics inside them chips.
Not only was this unbelievably high-quality, but the information was also giving concisely and quickly, which I feel is something that detailed videos sometimes lack. Even though it was on the longer side, I never lost attention.
I work in the semiconductor industry myself, and I can't yet fathom how incredible a task you have achieved. Absolutely mind-boggling work folks. To explain the whole complex system in such an easy way with pitch-perfect animations, simply incredible work guys.
As a programmer, this is very useful, I appreciate the crazy effort yall put into this, this is magnificient. That's worth alot more then any hardware class, A LOT MORE!
Branch education was one of those channels that i was always sorry and upset that their videos were getting low views compared to the quality of their creation, but tonight i checked their older videos again and i was amazed by the amount of view that older video have gotten, i am so happy that you guys are getting the attention you deserve And i always was like why they put this much effort to make this videos when views are low, but apparently you knew that hard work eventually pays off
This might well be the best video I've seen on TH-cam after thousands of total watch hours. Absolutely massive well done to the team that created this!
This is a revolutionizing way to learning about how computers work. I can't seem to believe that I am watching this for free and I can't explain how happy I am that I found this video. Thank you so much to the sponsors of this video and to the 3D modeling team who insured high quality output of the visualization of this amazing learning material.
This video has kept me glued to my screen, constantly rewinding to make sure my brain understood the information properly. I absolutely love this channel! i got into computer architecture after seeing your video about Sata SSDs, which i thought to be mind blowing, and pretty close to magic. 2 years later i have two of my very own builds, assembled by myself with my own sweat and tears. I have a deeper respect for technology now, and it's thanks to the level of understanding i achieved after watching your insanely well crafted videos. As a video editor myself, i feel humbled by the level of quality seen here.
For real now, this is one of the best videos ever made. Covering a complex topic in such detail and presenting it with these amazing high quality animations and easily understandable explanations for normal people to learn about how the very device works they're watching that video on, that is just unbelievable. And doing all of this even *for free* so everyone with internet can watch this makes it a tremendous contribution to the education of the whole world. Because of you, young people will be introduced to the interior of computers the way older generations wish they were. To me, that makes it one of the best and most important videos ever. Heck, your whole channel is a pure gold mine, I can't thank you enough for your hard work. You are heroes!
Literally some on the highest quality videos on TH-cam. Also it's amazing how complex the tech we use everyday is. Each component here could be it's own hour long video, if not more.
If anyone asks me what's your all time favourite video on TH-cam, I'll quickly share this. This video should literally deserve an award. I'm a VFX enthusiast and I know how much skill and effort it takes to produce a video like this
I thought about doing this myself and felt it was impossible. You gave me a sense of magic, and I truly appreciate your work and feel like crying. Thank you for the months that went into truly teaching these things in such a detailed way. You deserve more. Please keep making more advanced videos on the edges of human understanding, for everyone's sake.
Wow, I though you just bought some assets that already existed and then did some animating (which is quite a feat in itself) but modeling all of this in such detail is just insane production quality for a youtube channel
I'm actually a Comp Sci Student who has studied chemical engineering previously. The way they integrated engineering principles, physics, animation and the stellar sound quality - hats off to you guys! 🎩 I'm legit excited and amped for another video and would even consider doing courses on Brilliant later on in life
It's amazing that now we have such high quality content videos like this available on TH-cam for free! I've always wanted to understand computer architecture. Thank you guys, remarkable work!
AMAZING QUALITY!!! OMG I'm sure this took forever, you guys are awesome. ( I've donated with the $Thanks on another video and will do so again when I can! )
Brillant and fantastic work with this video! It gave me even more comprehensible information than I could have found on my own. So thank you so very much for sharing this with us!
Man, I am so grateful for this video. I have always wondered what goes on in our modern day computers. This makes me want to continue studying in the field of computer engineering. Thank you for sharing this Branch Education.
What blew my mind even more than the incredible 3d animation and detailed explanation is the fact that it took 500 hours to make this video. This is the very first video I've watched on this channel, but I'm sure it won't be the last. You've more than earned my like and subscription.
The amount of hard work went into making these videos is insane ! Each and every video of yours is a masterpiece as it explains even the toughest subject of science and technology in the most detailed and simple way possible. Really appreciate your hard work and dedication into making these awesome videos !
As a person just getting into computers, this was just what i needed. You helped me understand how immensely complex these machines are without overloading me with information. The info presented was very easy to understand, and you have really kickstarted my understanding of computers from this one video. I'll say thank you for all your hard work to produce this, though it seems inadequate to express my appreciation. As your newest subscriber, I can't wait to see more of your work!
Im a young(ish) self-taught software engineer who didn't grow up in a time when I could visibly see all of these parts (as a lot of my coworkers did), there have been many times when I have been studying low-level code and said that it would be much easier to comprehend if I were able to visualize what was going on in the physical hardware. Last week I was learning about Variable-Length Encoding on binary and stated to a coworker who was trying to help my understanding that I would really benefit from seeing everything at a microscopic level. This video is not just informing in exactly the way I have been wanting, it is also incredibly entertaining. Thank you so much for this. Liked and subbed.
It's ridiculous the amount of details on these videos, not only shown on the super custom 3d models, but on explanation as well. This channel is pure gold
So far this is the best videos I have seen. The explanation is crystal and very detailed you cannot miss a thing. Thank you, Branch Education for taking so much time to come up with these animations they are very helpful. I look forward to more of your video's.
Kudos to you, I’m a stay at home mom and my hobby is gaming and computers when I have time. Been wanting to learn more about the specifics and your videos have been great. Thank you!
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If you could pick us to do deep dive into just one of the topics mentioned in the video, which would it be? Of course, we would love to make all these videos right away, but it takes us a ton of time for each video, so tell us your favorite. Either that or rank the topics we should pursue. Honestly, this will help us to choose which topic to do next.
CPU and/or motherboard in more detail
CPU, ARM and x86 Architecture
CPU
Plz Hindi
CPU and it's different architecture or GPU
This is what TH-cam is all about. A group of people spending hundreds of hours researching something complex, and then dumbing it down with cool animations for the world to see. You guys have my full support!
that is not what youtube is all about. This is a full blown very costly production, just like TV. youtube *WAS* all about publishing personal videos.
dude, its called TH-cam, not AGroupOfPeopleSpendingHundredsOfHoursResearchingSomethingComplexAndThenDumbingItDownWithCoolAnimationsForTheWorldToSeeTube
@jordixboy you sound pretty salty about this topic, why click on the video then? I'm sure there's a whole algorithm dedicated to vlogging or whatever you like. If you want to talk history, TH-cam was originally supposed to be a dating website
Exactly 😂 well said straight face
@@AlexRodriguez-lk1jyHow do you perceive the comment as salty? He wasn't wrong about what he wrote.
Feel like a single thank isn't enough. The animation, the information, we need more of this!
Well Done
Agreed ❤
ok
Agreed
What's why you say "Thanks"
As a 3d artist, the amount of work that went into this is mindblowing. You guys are educating generations of people with highest quality. I wish my classrooms were this good as a kid.
It really is mindblowing what they have done in this video 🤯
How did you do that😮
3d "artist"
pick up a pencil
@rockoman100 Seriously, in the age of AI, there are still people, who bash regular 3d artists and somehow see their media as inferior to 2d?
@rockoman100 Get with the times oldie I want to know ur facial expression when u hear music and photography is art all are way more impressive than the real modern art u should hate on
Really one of the coolest things I've ever seen. It's almost magic that all of this can be made as tiny as it is and that it all works together so accurately and quickly. Computers are one of those items that only a few tenths of a percent of our population will ever know how they truly work, down to the atomic scale.
This is one of the most underrated youtube channels I know of. Awesome graphics, sounds and explanation!
Most underrated channel for sure. This kind of effort has to be appreciated more. I am studying 3d modeling myself and i can imagine how much effort they give for just a single video.
@@girayyazici7439 yes
Statistically, with more than 1MM subs, it is already at top 1% of TH-cam. But I agree with you that it should be even higher.
Exactly what i wanted to comment haha, I cannot believe it has so little recognizement. It deserves so much more.
Thanks!! We appreciate it!
After 20 Years of working with computers, I can say this video is 1,000,000% awesome.
Hey
So i need to ask some expert guy
First I wanted to learn in college computer science or maybe computer engineering
But i found 2 topics
one is software engineering
and the second is electrical and electronics engineering
(People said it’s more focused in electronics)
So i am very confused which to choose
I do not know if in computer engieneering you see that kind of nanotecnology
@@arahn466 L, didn't answer your question
@@arahn466 Computer Science primarily focuses and has a concentration on software and logic combined with analytical and theoretical mathematics to build (and sometimes use those mathematical concepts in data science) logic. On the contrary, many people imply that CE is the bridging point between software and hardware, connecting the two concepts together and really producing something out of it. You'll have a more concentration with lower-level languages i.e., assembly, c++, c, c# that are compiled (translated) on build time straight into binary or machine code that the computer can then interpret and execute. Also, in CE you'll have higher concentrations on things like physics, electricity, and manufacturing the hardware.
I would recommend you take a look at your prospective schools' curriculums for CE and CS and really decide from there what you want to do. In short, Computer Science is viewed as a more theoretical philosophy while CE is viewed as a more practical philosophy. Both are sciences, but, again, it really just depends on what you're looking for, abstraction or practicality.
Oh, also, (because I'm very intrigued by CS) some of those theoretical math classes might include: calc 1, calc 2, calc 3, discrete mathematics, linear algebra, and others.
Hopefully this will help you with your decision, good luck.
Insane effort - huge props to your 3d modeling and animation people!
I usually hate sponsor ads in the middle of a video, but the way you pulled yours off was, well, Brilliant.
This is a fantastic level of detail. Hats off to the animators.
I cannot even imagine how much skill, time, and effort videos like this require. Absolutely incredible!
And absolute knowledge of it all!
The narrator indicated this whole project took over 500 hours
hands down the most detail oriented channel on this planet......hats off guys
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@@mischieviouly8392 better then 0
@@crackbaby06 ye
@@mischieviouly8392 how much have you donated to the channel?
The amount of work that went into making this video is amazing
im a 3D animator myself, and the amount of work put into these videos blows my mind. you are amazing. thanks for making the world a smarter place!
I know nothing about this channel, but the sheer amount of work that went into this video earned me a very quick subscribe (with an eager anticipation for future content). I’m amazed at the sheer amount of skill it would require to model all of this.
I'm wondering how this amount of work is even economically viable
@@Wanderlauch same!
and he rendered this in 60 fps. lol. and i wonder how much time needed to render 1 frame?
WTHOMGNW
This is insane. I don't understand how humans figured out how to make this stuff. And the amount of work and effort put into this video is amazing. Super high quality and really interesting.
I have an associate who is a physics boffin, he works in development and is on another level.
Multiply him by 1000s - all dedicated in their own field of expertise.
Then factor in decades of R & D.
It takes vast teams and shared knowledge.
But yeah - it is mind blowing.
This is insane is true, while i am typing i am now thinking what all is working to get this comment over as a reply.
It's the need for compact computation that we have arrived here. It's all switches..
Well I think once you've figured out how transistors work, you can scale it up and use it to your maximum creativity. And I think that's so amazing about it. All of this is pure problem solving.
It was completed by millions of dedicated and passionate people very incrementally over many years. The result we see today seems overwhelmingly complex but how we got there was by taking tiny baby steps of improvement over the course of several decades.
Wonderful animation, quality educational content, clear and straight to the point. I think these videos definitely succeed in spreading engineering enthusiasm and appreciation for the complexity in technology we take for granted.
It's mind blowing how they were able to make such a detailed and realistic animation.
Please, let me add. I'm a 19yrs old, and I love Tech so much. I want to study computer science, but my parents can't afford sending me to college. I am really in need of a remote job. I can work as a virtual assistant, graphics designer, etc.
I would appreciate being referred to anyone who may need such services too. Thanks
@@markfriday1229 Good luck Mark. What is your passion? If it's 3D/Multimedia design, note that Computer Science isn't really the path to take. Computer Science can help you down the path of software development, ICT, AI, and to a lesser extent, hardware design and project management.
In any case, I hope you can find a path to success and wish you all the very best.
Whow❤
No cap this is the best video on 3d animating and explaining i've ever seen... I don't usually sub to a random video i see on youtube but this one??? This one IS necessary.
Grateful to be alive during a time where information like this is so accessible and easy to digest
Another amazing video from Branch Education. Soo much info cramped into just 17 mins. I can't even comprehend what level of research and work hours it takes to make these videos. Simply amazing!
I can’t believe im watching this for free, this level of detail and information is absolutely incredible, thank you 🙏🏽
yes！
This was an incredibly informative video. Thank you for the immense effort your team has put into it.
Being a 3D Artist myself, I can tell the massive amount of work that went into this video, and in all your other videos. I really appreciate all your efforts.
The quality of the 3D dissections is unbelievable. This must take so much time to make! Well done
Content of this quality for free is unbelievable.
No words to describe the work behind this 🙌
Thousandsand thousands of pictures and breaking apart into pieces and 500 hours of animating work! I’m infinitely humbled by your dedication…! Millions and billion thanks, branch work and all who are part of this beautiful endeavour!
This type of content is gold. There isn't much of it on youtube, at least not in this kind of detail, so when you find something like this, it's pure dopamine. Great videos and keep it up
This animation is absolutely crazy, amazing work we really appreciate it
How da hell can a free video be so detailed? I know there are patreon and sponsors, but it's incredible! It can't even fit in my mind how much work and detail you gave in this channel! Excellent job!!!❤👌
500 hours to make such an amazing video ! That's a 2 months job for 8 hours/day for a single person !! How many people work for such a complicated project if I may ask ?
Your dedication and commitment to help us all visualize and dive deep into these amazing technologies shines through your content - not so many videos uploaded (if each one is SO HARD to make !), but when done I feel so satisfied -eagerly waiting for the next one. Praise to all your team !
3 people but luckily we'll use the 3D model assets for many other videos.
@@BranchEducation Thanks for your effort and thank you for make it available for free
@@BranchEducation Thank you sir!
@@BranchEducation Do you use blender for animations? It looks super time consuming project.
I love how well this video was animated.
I cannot even fathom the amount of work that has went into this single video, which is here for free, this is one the greatest donation to the rest of the humanity by you guys. Respects to all of you who have worked on it.
Thanks! Bro I cannot believe you taught me so much in just 18 minutes. I will build my gaming pc soon all thanks to you I got the courage to do it!
Oh my god. The attention to detail is amazing.
I can only imagine the effort you guys have put into this.
more power to you guys for more such videos.
This is the most in-depth tutorial of PC hardware I have ever seen. The amount of work in this video is breathtaking. I honestly learned more watching this video than I did in my PC hardware class in college.
Don't ever stop making these videos. The amazing effort you go through "you" your team keep up the good work and please start doing even more. I know $2 isn't much but it's something. when you get my 6 year old and my 12 year old son along with myself using your videos as sleep medication and Educational that does something. Your turning Education into something it was supposed to be. Thanks again.
i don't know how to describe this video in one word, or even one sentence. It is just too incredible, all the details, the animation, the explanation, clear and technical. Congratulations to everyone involved in this video, you guys nailed it.
This really puts in perspective of how far we've come in the last century. It's amazing.
This is beyond amazing. Studying to be a technician and wanted to get an idea on how things work. Between this and another channel called PowerCert I'm learning a lot. VERY COOL!!
Recently discovered your channel. The amount of knowledge your videos provide is insane, like an entire university course. Thank you!
I've been building and repairing PC's since the 80's and for about 20 years working in I.T. as a SysAdmin, SRE and DevOps engineer and I never saw a video or a detailed explanation like this.
That's exactly what I was searching for: a detailed explanation to help teach my kids (and wife).
Thanks!
This is the exact level of visual detail I've been waiting for from anyone on the internet and really, only a channel like this could've have delivered so perfectly. With how complex and microscopic the makeup of parts are, it had to be CGI, but even the biggest VFX-focused channels have nothing on this so I knew I'd have to wait for you to put something out. Waiting for the CPU videos patiently!
This is incredibly well done. As a visual learner this helped a ton. Computers are fascinating and it's mind boggling how humans figured all this out. Amazing stuff!
Your channel is like fine wine. It gets better with time.
This is the most fascinating animation I've seen on computers.
Looking forward to your video on the microelectronics inside them chips.
Not only was this unbelievably high-quality, but the information was also giving concisely and quickly, which I feel is something that detailed videos sometimes lack. Even though it was on the longer side, I never lost attention.
I work in the semiconductor industry myself, and I can't yet fathom how incredible a task you have achieved. Absolutely mind-boggling work folks.
To explain the whole complex system in such an easy way with pitch-perfect animations, simply incredible work guys.
Easy? Im dying here
It was mind blowing. Have no words. Just dumbfounded. That you took 500 hours for this video humbled me hands down. Simply great.
THE best in-depth video about computers kudos to the people behind the scenes that made this happen
props to the hardware and 3d modelling/animation team that worked on this to be as precise as humanly possible, absolutely insane
Amazing work!
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🙌👍👍
As a programmer, this is very useful, I appreciate the crazy effort yall put into this, this is magnificient. That's worth alot more then any hardware class, A LOT MORE!
Branch education was one of those channels that i was always sorry and upset that their videos were getting low views compared to the quality of their creation, but tonight i checked their older videos again and i was amazed by the amount of view that older video have gotten, i am so happy that you guys are getting the attention you deserve
And i always was like why they put this much effort to make this videos when views are low, but apparently you knew that hard work eventually pays off
This might well be the best video I've seen on TH-cam after thousands of total watch hours. Absolutely massive well done to the team that created this!
This is a revolutionizing way to learning about how computers work. I can't seem to believe that I am watching this for free and I can't explain how happy I am that I found this video. Thank you so much to the sponsors of this video and to the 3D modeling team who insured high quality output of the visualization of this amazing learning material.
This video has kept me glued to my screen, constantly rewinding to make sure my brain understood the information properly. I absolutely love this channel! i got into computer architecture after seeing your video about Sata SSDs, which i thought to be mind blowing, and pretty close to magic. 2 years later i have two of my very own builds, assembled by myself with my own sweat and tears. I have a deeper respect for technology now, and it's thanks to the level of understanding i achieved after watching your insanely well crafted videos. As a video editor myself, i feel humbled by the level of quality seen here.
These videos are so ridiculously high quality. thanks for existing.
As a visual/spatial learner this is the most effective ways to catch up everything. I totally appreciate this kind of video❤❤❤
The amount of time and work that goes into these videos is incredible. Seems like something a lot of people might overlook.
For real now, this is one of the best videos ever made.
Covering a complex topic in such detail and presenting it with these amazing high quality animations and easily understandable explanations for normal people to learn about how the very device works they're watching that video on, that is just unbelievable. And doing all of this even *for free* so everyone with internet can watch this makes it a tremendous contribution to the education of the whole world. Because of you, young people will be introduced to the interior of computers the way older generations wish they were.
To me, that makes it one of the best and most important videos ever. Heck, your whole channel is a pure gold mine, I can't thank you enough for your hard work. You are heroes!
This is just crazy 3D modelling skills. I can't imagine the effort it took to make this. Just wow
I want to express my great gratitude for such an incredibly titanic work. As a teacher, I will definitely use this video in my lessons
Literally some on the highest quality videos on TH-cam. Also it's amazing how complex the tech we use everyday is. Each component here could be it's own hour long video, if not more.
An hour really undersells their complexity 😄.
Manuals for CPUs are typically roughly 5000 pages long.
The GPU will be just as complex.
Brilliant and Branch Education mentioned in one video. My two favorite learning tools.
As always, amazing animations, wonderful way to make education graphical and entertaining
If anyone asks me what's your all time favourite video on TH-cam, I'll quickly share this. This video should literally deserve an award. I'm a VFX enthusiast and I know how much skill and effort it takes to produce a video like this
I thought about doing this myself and felt it was impossible. You gave me a sense of magic, and I truly appreciate your work and feel like crying. Thank you for the months that went into truly teaching these things in such a detailed way. You deserve more. Please keep making more advanced videos on the edges of human understanding, for everyone's sake.
Just amazing !! Thanks a lot .🙇🏻🙇🏻 To the people who worked on Animation .
Wow, I though you just bought some assets that already existed and then did some animating (which is quite a feat in itself) but modeling all of this in such detail is just insane production quality for a youtube channel
I'm actually a Comp Sci Student who has studied chemical engineering previously. The way they integrated engineering principles, physics, animation and the stellar sound quality - hats off to you guys! 🎩 I'm legit excited and amped for another video and would even consider doing courses on Brilliant later on in life
It's amazing that now we have such high quality content videos like this available on TH-cam for free! I've always wanted to understand computer architecture. Thank you guys, remarkable work!
AMAZING QUALITY!!!
OMG I'm sure this took forever, you guys are awesome.
( I've donated with the $Thanks on another video and will do so again when I can! )
I cannot emphasize enough how incredible this video is… I am absolutely floored by the level of effort and expertise that I’m enjoying for free 😮
Those 3d models, animations and explanations are just top class👍⭐
This channel is so much underrated. It deserves more subscribers. Such graphics rendering and research for 17 minutes video is mind blowing. Hats off.
You guys are the future of education. No joke.
How does this video not have millions of views? The amount of detail, dedication and work put into this video is mind-blowing.
Brillant and fantastic work with this video!
It gave me even more comprehensible information than I could have found on my own.
So thank you so very much for sharing this with us!
This was insanely good! Just built my new PC this year and this reminded me of all the fun I had examining each part.
Man, I am so grateful for this video. I have always wondered what goes on in our modern day computers. This makes me want to continue studying in the field of computer engineering. Thank you for sharing this Branch Education.
500 hours spent on this video is mindboggling to say the least. You’re doing collossal work here. Thank you!
What blew my mind even more than the incredible 3d animation and detailed explanation is the fact that it took 500 hours to make this video. This is the very first video I've watched on this channel, but I'm sure it won't be the last. You've more than earned my like and subscription.
The most professional animation about computer hardware I've seen
This is incredibly put together. The video makers deserve much recognition
The amount of hard work went into making these videos is insane ! Each and every video of yours is a masterpiece as it explains even the toughest subject of science and technology in the most detailed and simple way possible. Really appreciate your hard work and dedication into making these awesome videos !
You guys are without a doubt the best computer animation/explanation channel on TH-cam. Never ceases to amaze me.
the amount of work that must've gone into the incredibly detailed animations is amazing
Thank you. You made my day! 🙂
Thank you for this incredible work🙏 Watching this literally left me speechless. What a time to be alive!!
Absolutely incredible. I already knew computer engineering was amazing, but this level of detail really blows the mind.
As a person just getting into computers, this was just what i needed. You helped me understand how immensely complex these machines are without overloading me with information. The info presented was very easy to understand, and you have really kickstarted my understanding of computers from this one video. I'll say thank you for all your hard work to produce this, though it seems inadequate to express my appreciation. As your newest subscriber, I can't wait to see more of your work!
One of the greatest videos I have ever seen. A full-of-knowledge source of inspiration, huge thanks from a student.
Im a young(ish) self-taught software engineer who didn't grow up in a time when I could visibly see all of these parts (as a lot of my coworkers did), there have been many times when I have been studying low-level code and said that it would be much easier to comprehend if I were able to visualize what was going on in the physical hardware. Last week I was learning about Variable-Length Encoding on binary and stated to a coworker who was trying to help my understanding that I would really benefit from seeing everything at a microscopic level. This video is not just informing in exactly the way I have been wanting, it is also incredibly entertaining. Thank you so much for this. Liked and subbed.
It's ridiculous the amount of details on these videos, not only shown on the super custom 3d models, but on explanation as well. This channel is pure gold
The effort went in the art and animation is beyond the praise!
The work and detail are just insane, thanks for making these videos, they will last long!
Absolute beauty. The animation , The Desktop and The dedication put in this.
Everything that you all do is absolutely breathtaking! Keep up the great work!
So far this is the best videos I have seen. The explanation is crystal and very detailed you cannot miss a thing. Thank you, Branch Education for taking so much time to come up with these animations they are very helpful. I look forward to more of your video's.
That's an insane level of production. Great job!
Kudos to you, I’m a stay at home mom and my hobby is gaming and computers when I have time. Been wanting to learn more about the specifics and your videos have been great. Thank you!