I'm working on videos on how computers work. Are there any specific questions you would like explored? Should I cover how transistors work- as there are a number of other videos that explain them? Or what about gate logic which may get a little repetitive? Or are you more interested in a high-level overview?.
You may think like you've learned something, but a few hours later you won't even remember the intricate details (see Veritasium video on teaching science). It takes some effort on your own to memorize this, and it's even more beneficial to discuss the topics with someone knowledgeable in this topic, or have a good point of reference.
It's amazing what people with Blender and a bit of adobe Pemiere can create these days. The amount of work going into those videos is astounding, and the fact that a majority is done with open source, free software is just.. frickin amazing.
@@SudarshanMuraleedharan it's not invented out of the air. Instead electronic devices evolve, remember when a 1MB disk was the size of a hand? Well, they used some of the techniques used there but smaller and smarter
It's hard to think about, in 15 or 20 year time, this video will look so outdated. It happens over and over. Look back at clips from 2005 and not just the technology being discussed, but everything is 'old' : clothing, animations (even thought this channel really does it so wel, its a matter of time).
@H4K2T hopefully you supports the creator by any other way. If not, adblocking is just a silent way of "I do not want to reward you for the information I got from you"
What an amazing video ! An in-depth analysis of how SSDs and Flash Memory works with stunning 3d visualizations, full packed with amazing info. I have to re-watch it to get the full information out of it... and then some more! I also appreciate the voice over and subtitles since English is not my native language. You are amazing at what you are doing, most probably the best TH-cam channel on the subject that there is... Thumbs Up!👍 ... Way UP !
These videos r extremely high quality. Gives me old history channel vibes before it turned into shows about aliens and ghosts lol. Still curious as to how they manufacture the chips
OKAY, LET'S BUILD A, CIP, FIRST THING LET, USE BUILD A BRIDG FOR A DOCK, WITH SEPPERATE, PADS, OF CONCRETE, FOR, THE , BOATS, OUT IN THE LAKE, EVER PART, OF THE, ROAD AND BRIDG, ARE, STARTED, WITH, REABARE, TIERD, WITH, MECHANIC, WIRE, TWIST MAKING SECTION, OF A, CERTAIN,, THICK, NES, AND TIED, DOWN TO, REABARE, INAUGURED, OUT HOLES, IN, THE GROUND WITH TUBE, PLASTIC EVERY, PART, OF THE ANCOURS, ARE, FILLED WITH REABARE, SHAPES, WIRE, TWIST, TO, GETHER AND NOW DIFFERENT, PARTS OF THE REABARE, CAJE, GETS A POUR OF TOPPING, MIX, AND THE FOARM, TABLE, SOLID OILY, WOOD IS POPED, OFF,,, NOW REAPLACE THE, REABARE, WITH, GOLD WIRE, AND COOPER /LANDING, PADS, NOW, YOU ARE POURING, ALUMINUM AND CARBOUN, AND CRYSTAL', CRUSH,,,, JEST, THINK OF A, 3D,EFECT,,,,ASK,YOUR, SELF, HOW, CAN, I, MAKE, MY, OWN,,,, CHIP,,,......
Just search how microprocessor are made on yt!! It's pretty awesome and mindblowing. It's complex but feels easy when we understand the concept. The building part is kinda easy, it the part where RnD has to design the architecture, the hardest part.
@@stevepotts2116 hey Don't Forget About Those Discovery Science Videos lol Me Used to Watch those How Radium Killed The discoverer, And So Mych other Stuff
Man, your videos are truly awesome! You explain these subjects in a very easy and informative manner. Anyone with a dedication to seriously learn these things can truly be helpful. Thanks.
Congratulations. Your level of content, and its overall quality, is orders of magnitude better than what is commonly found here on YT. Thanks - both at a technical and personal level.
I love every single second of your videos and i really love the work you put into making them. Your extraordinary explanation gas helped me learn quite a couple of things that I find extremely useful to know. Thank you!
I was about to find proper words to compliment the owner(s) of this channel but yours are everything I wanted to say, so I echo you! This channel is absurdly massively brilliant!
I went (briefly) to one of the top engineering uni in Switzerland, and not any single class come even remotely close to the quality of your videos. Just fantastic
This is an excellent series of videos all beautifully produced and I salute the fact that the sponsors element adds to the value rather than being an intrusive distraction. 👍🙏
things I appreciate about you 1 Your positivity is infectious. 2 You should be so proud of yourself. 3 You're amazing! 4 You're a true gift to the people in your life. 5 You're an incredible youtuber. 6 I really appreciate everything that you do. 7 You inspire me to be a better person. 8 Your passion always motivates me pls do me a favor bro can u explain how processors and LEd displays are manufactured pls...:(
This is the only channel on this platform that I turn off my adblocker for. Truly incomprehensible how I am able to watch content of such value for free.. Thank you.
Yes, machine code and how it relates to registers on a cpu is something that is very hard to understand and seldom mentioned because most people don' work with such low-level computing. I would love to learn more, and Branch Education would teach it well :)
I would like this to be explained like this but for harddrives as well :) I like the way you explain since it covers the deep details without becoming too complex
I literally cannot fathom how incredible this technology is and the engineering of even making them in vast quantities. So mind blown each time I see these vids lool
OMG. Right now i have my mind blown away. Like how the hell do they make these super tiny things like this is happening everyday infront of me and my useless ass doesn't even know about this miraculous process that's going on in my laptop. Like god I feel so stupid as if im living in a cave from thousands of years ago. And the animations and quality of these free videos are insanely good. Like thanks for all you hardwork
Teddy, PLEASE tell me how long it takes you to render these videos & what hardware you're using for rendering? I find rendering & the process behind it to be pretty cool, & that stuff intrests me.
I render over night and animate during the day, and this 23 min video took 35ish days. I also render on the weekends when not working. So I'd say it took 280-320hrs of rendering. I use 2x1080ti.
I am getting more curious by experiencing these informative & useful contents. And obviously like always I repeat myself... CONCEPTUAL SIMPLICITY & STRUCTURAL COMPLEXITY!
I have a small question whaf exactly are those " C.E.(Chips enable if i'm not mistaken)" in each SSD? and when we say this controllar have 8 flash channel, does it mean it can comunicate in paralell with up to 8 NAND flash chips or 8 dies inside a nand chip? For example, lets assume we have a 4 channel controller in a SSD which only has 2 NAND Chips(512GB each for example) but inside of each these 512GB nands, are 4 128GG(1Tb) dies. Does this "4" channel correspond to the number of dies in each nand flash or the amount of nand flash in the PCB. If you have a 4 channel controller with 8 nand flashs then what would happen? Would some of these have to wait in order to comunicate with the controller?
How do you make these super interesting videos? It looks soo impressive and informative that I had not even missed any of your youtube videos or hardly one-two.
I'm working on videos on how computers work. Are there any specific questions you would like explored? Should I cover how transistors work- as there are a number of other videos that explain them? Or what about gate logic which may get a little repetitive? Or are you more interested in a high-level overview?.
IF THE CONTROLLER DIES ITS USELESS. NEED TO HAVE A BACKUP CONTROLLER.
COULD YOU TELL THEM?
@@esecallum and here Data recovery Company will work
What about 15tb HDD
@@dopamine9206 no. you cant do data recovery on SSD.
Can you make a video explaining how CPU works?
The quality of this free education is 90000000000000000000000000 times better than anything I ever received in public school!
yes
maybe that's why we don't go to public schools anymore?
You may think like you've learned something, but a few hours later you won't even remember the intricate details (see Veritasium video on teaching science). It takes some effort on your own to memorize this, and it's even more beneficial to discuss the topics with someone knowledgeable in this topic, or have a good point of reference.
Or private
@@xhaseem1 here in latin america sadly we still are forced to go to public schools because people cant afford to pay a private school
Your video is even better than a full budget production.
It's amazing what people with Blender and a bit of adobe Pemiere can create these days. The amount of work going into those videos is astounding, and the fact that a majority is done with open source, free software is just.. frickin amazing.
@@NuclearTopSpot I don't think Adobe premiere is free
How do you know this ain’t a full budget production!
Even we got all of this i don't feel like majority of people getting smarter but quite opposite.
@@standupyak this is why I use kdenlive w/text and graphics from blender for my editing
The engineering of these components almost seems like magic.
Sometimes I wonder how engineers could even conceive these ideas in their imagination! 😮
The fact it has no moving part is amazing
@@SudarshanMuraleedharan it's not invented out of the air. Instead electronic devices evolve, remember when a 1MB disk was the size of a hand? Well, they used some of the techniques used there but smaller and smarter
@@SudarshanMuraleedharan LSD
@@praveshshiwakoti8486 - Pretty much yea. That or DMT. A little help from the machine elves goes a long way 😉.
Man how do they make this stuff with such accuracy on such a small scale? Crazy.
A L I E N S 👀
That's what I was thinking. Crazy indeed
With Advanced physical chemistry. I hope he will make a video about it in the future
Nano technology 😄 humans cannot be accurate but machinery can. But kudos the one who made the machines
Photo lithography, Chemistry and brilliant engineering.
We truly appreciate these videos.
It's hard to think about, in 15 or 20 year time, this video will look so outdated. It happens over and over. Look back at clips from 2005 and not just the technology being discussed, but everything is 'old' : clothing, animations (even thought this channel really does it so wel, its a matter of time).
This channel's so good it's the only channel I have "full notifications" on
same, pretty much :D
Me too
thanks for the idea, i've also turned on the bell for this channel. the only one deserving the bell imho.
Me too🙂
Yes!
Have been programming computers for 15 years. You did an excellent job explaining these concepts and kept it at a respectable pace, good job.
man how do people have the audacity to dislike such a gold content
Because they are not human beings but brainless robot
I don't get distracted by any number of ads in between when I'm watching a thousand dollar content for free.
@H4K2T hopefully you supports the creator by any other way.
If not, adblocking is just a silent way of "I do not want to reward you for the information I got from you"
Do remember you can use TH-cam Premium which gets rid of Ads entirely
How someone can make so accurate animation of smallest components?
You and this insane engineering both blown my mind.
What an amazing video ! An in-depth analysis of how SSDs and Flash Memory works with stunning 3d visualizations, full packed with amazing info. I have to re-watch it to get the full information out of it... and then some more! I also appreciate the voice over and subtitles since English is not my native language. You are amazing at what you are doing, most probably the best TH-cam channel on the subject that there is... Thumbs Up!👍 ... Way UP !
One of the best channels on youtube.
Can you recommend me your other channels? thanks in advance!
@@나훈나 kurzgezagt is a great channel.
This is hands down one of the best free education material available on TH-cam. This’s truly appreciated 👍
My friend is a professional SSD engineer and after watching this video he concludes this is the best SSD explanation in under 15 minutes!
These videos r extremely high quality. Gives me old history channel vibes before it turned into shows about aliens and ghosts lol. Still curious as to how they manufacture the chips
OKAY, LET'S BUILD A, CIP, FIRST THING LET, USE BUILD A BRIDG FOR A DOCK, WITH SEPPERATE, PADS, OF CONCRETE, FOR, THE , BOATS, OUT IN THE
LAKE, EVER PART, OF THE, ROAD AND BRIDG, ARE, STARTED,
WITH, REABARE, TIERD, WITH, MECHANIC, WIRE, TWIST MAKING SECTION, OF A, CERTAIN,, THICK, NES, AND TIED, DOWN TO, REABARE, INAUGURED, OUT HOLES, IN, THE GROUND WITH TUBE, PLASTIC EVERY, PART, OF THE ANCOURS, ARE, FILLED WITH REABARE, SHAPES, WIRE, TWIST, TO, GETHER AND NOW DIFFERENT, PARTS OF THE REABARE, CAJE, GETS A POUR OF TOPPING, MIX, AND THE FOARM, TABLE, SOLID OILY, WOOD IS POPED, OFF,,, NOW REAPLACE THE, REABARE, WITH, GOLD WIRE, AND COOPER /LANDING, PADS, NOW, YOU ARE POURING, ALUMINUM AND CARBOUN, AND CRYSTAL', CRUSH,,,, JEST, THINK OF A, 3D,EFECT,,,,ASK,YOUR, SELF, HOW, CAN, I, MAKE, MY, OWN,,,, CHIP,,,......
Same, if you can't even see the chip I don't know how they manufacturer them
@@stevepotts2116 tahks it works
Just search how microprocessor are made on yt!!
It's pretty awesome and mindblowing. It's complex but feels easy when we understand the concept. The building part is kinda easy, it the part where RnD has to design the architecture, the hardest part.
@@stevepotts2116 hey Don't Forget About Those Discovery Science Videos lol
Me Used to Watch those How Radium Killed The discoverer, And So Mych other Stuff
I love how this channel explore the main core of how things really work Much love Branch Education!
These videos make me nostalgic. The overall style hearkens back to a certain style of old edutainment shows I used to watch as a kid.
Man, your videos are truly awesome! You explain these subjects in a very easy and informative manner. Anyone with a dedication to seriously learn these things can truly be helpful. Thanks.
Ohh I didnt know that SSD is that much deep! I dont take time breaking them off sometimes....really a respect for such a great work:)
Congratulations.
Your level of content, and its overall quality, is orders of magnitude better than what is commonly found here on YT.
Thanks - both at a technical and personal level.
Great Video with very high quality of animations, and teaching!
Good work 👍👌
The effort that you guys have put in to make these videos is amazing !!!
I love every single second of your videos and i really love the work you put into making them. Your extraordinary explanation gas helped me learn quite a couple of things that I find extremely useful to know. Thank you!
I was about to find proper words to compliment the owner(s) of this channel but yours are everything I wanted to say, so I echo you! This channel is absurdly massively brilliant!
So underrated! This videos are so well made. Good job!
I went (briefly) to one of the top engineering uni in Switzerland, and not any single class come even remotely close to the quality of your videos. Just fantastic
This is an excellent series of videos all beautifully produced and I salute the fact that the sponsors element adds to the value rather than being an intrusive distraction. 👍🙏
Thanks a lot TREE(3) times for this series and please continue it...🙏❣️🙏
Always AMAZED how this technology stuff works and how professional you make it. Great respect.
When i found this channel I think that this things and engineerings are out of my mind. It blown my mind
I'm working on a project for my exam at university about computer memory and your videos help me a lot.
Top quality education! Better than hrs and hrs of classes in university
First time knowing these details, thank you for explaining them in human languages.
It blows my mind how we are able to consistently manufacture millions of these chips. And it just works.
Seriously you guys are really awesome , thank you so much
things I appreciate about you
1 Your positivity is infectious.
2 You should be so proud of yourself.
3 You're amazing!
4 You're a true gift to the people in your life.
5 You're an incredible youtuber.
6 I really appreciate everything that you do.
7 You inspire me to be a better person.
8 Your passion always motivates me
pls do me a favor bro can u explain how processors and LEd displays are manufactured
pls...:(
This is the only channel on this platform that I turn off my adblocker for. Truly incomprehensible how I am able to watch content of such value for free.. Thank you.
Great explanation.
Its amazing and the way you make videos make brain more hungry for knowledge.
Better than national geographic you can't lie this is the best content in a 100000 mile radius.
wtf does nat-geo has to do with ssd's ?
whew... my brain was able to digest all this info thanks to you. Wonderful videos!! keep em coming!!
These are the BEST series of explanation videos that I've seen yet, period 🤩
KIOXIA thanks for sponsoring this video!
I love this channel but on top of everything, I bow to this guy for making all this for free.
Love from Mars.
And to think that we started with everything in the past by chipping stones and pieces of bone. 😮
Every second is precious in your videos!
Can you do a deep dive video on how coding languages are created and interpreted by the computer?
Yes, machine code and how it relates to registers on a cpu is something that is very hard to understand and seldom mentioned because most people don' work with such low-level computing. I would love to learn more, and Branch Education would teach it well :)
@@KooShnoo such an essential part of utilizing computers. Hopefully branch ed can break it down for us
Agreed!
Yeah this is a great suggestion
@@KooShnoo Yep! Up voted
I would like this to be explained like this but for harddrives as well :) I like the way you explain since it covers the deep details without becoming too complex
Love these videos. The geek and learner in me is so happy :)
Massive grand level education for current and future generations. God Bless You
Woah 🤩 after so many days
Thanks for existing.
now i appreciate my laptop's ssd even more
this channel is a gold nugget.
I bought kioxia SSD yesterday for my laptop. What a coincidence.
People who likes those videos should consider becoming a patreon. Money should go to people making great things. This channel is exceptionaly good.
Your video needs billion views. The TH-cam recommender system only showing stupid videos to us instead of this.
Best YT channel I've ever come across
Simply,..... You're just amazing 😮
Fascinating, what a pleasure to watch videos like this, congratulations on your excellent description of these things Sir, greetings.
The highest of the top shelf material. Feel like a criminal watching this for free
How do you manage to make such a detailed video of each component of the device you talk about!? Your videos are really out-of-world thing, indeed
I literally cannot fathom how incredible this technology is and the engineering of even making them in vast quantities. So mind blown each time I see these vids lool
You are amazing guys very unique way to understand a complex subject like this
OMG. Right now i have my mind blown away. Like how the hell do they make these super tiny things like this is happening everyday infront of me and my useless ass doesn't even know about this miraculous process that's going on in my laptop. Like god I feel so stupid as if im living in a cave from thousands of years ago. And the animations and quality of these free videos are insanely good. Like thanks for all you hardwork
Amazing, mind-blowing information, 1 of my favorite youtube channel.
One of the best channels on youtube.
Who agrees?!
amazing work as usual
Your videos are the only ones that i wish they had more ads to watch and support you
Your explanation is so cool, thanks, it' a great work
The only channel n subject which does not bore me
These videos are the most inspiring that I've ever watch
Teddy, PLEASE tell me how long it takes you to render these videos & what hardware you're using for rendering?
I find rendering & the process behind it to be pretty cool, & that stuff intrests me.
I render over night and animate during the day, and this 23 min video took 35ish days. I also render on the weekends when not working. So I'd say it took 280-320hrs of rendering. I use 2x1080ti.
Im addicted to your channel
Very well prepared and helpful video. Thanks
One of the best of best TH-cam channel
i mean i dont need to know up to this microscopic level, but your videos are super good, computer students must be so greatful
This channel should have 30000 Million subscribers ❤️❤️❤️❤️
When I think about all
The complexity of just this engineering, I just praise God for all of this wonderful technology! :) it’s so awesome.
Thank you from Brazil! 🙏
I don't understand what's explained above but i love this channel
I am in love with these Videos.
I love you Branch Education ♥
Great video!!! Really appreciate for great effort!!!
Good work 👍🏻
Truly amazing and very informative.. Thanks a lot
Nice vid dudes ! , now i know more deeper about ssd's
the best channels in youtube.
Was waiting for your video since 1 month.
This is FANTASTIC! Keep up the great work
I am getting more curious by experiencing these informative & useful contents.
And obviously like always I repeat myself...
CONCEPTUAL SIMPLICITY & STRUCTURAL COMPLEXITY!
wow very well explanation. thank you for this excellent educational graphical video.
Great video for learning more easy
Thank you branch education. Very quality information at no cost 👏
I have a small question whaf exactly are those " C.E.(Chips enable if i'm not mistaken)" in each SSD?
and when we say this controllar have 8 flash channel, does it mean it can comunicate in paralell with up to 8 NAND flash chips or 8 dies inside a nand chip?
For example, lets assume we have a 4 channel controller in a SSD which only has 2 NAND Chips(512GB each for example) but inside of each these 512GB nands, are 4 128GG(1Tb) dies.
Does this "4" channel correspond to the number of dies in each nand flash or the amount of nand flash in the PCB. If you have a 4 channel controller with 8 nand flashs then what would happen? Would some of these have to wait in order to comunicate with the controller?
Underrated channel
showing an accurate and deep understanding; great perceptive. 💡
Muito obrigado for all the insightful information. 🤝
How do you make these super interesting videos?
It looks soo impressive and informative that I had not even missed any of your youtube videos or hardly one-two.
What a time to be alive!
thanks to generations of engineers and scientists, we enjoy these technologies
Explanation level 999999999999❤️❤️🙏🏻