A chipset explained. This is an animated video tutorial showing what a chipset is and and how it works. Northbridge and Southbridge chipsets are explained.
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A chipset explained. This is an animated video tutorial showing what a chipset is and and how it works. Northbridge and Southbridge chipsets are explained.
#chipset
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Nice explaination bro I understand full concept of it even a child can understand like this explaination keep it up
i think the north bridge is now pre attached into the CPU dis itself
What is animated software name
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Good explanation. Really helped me, thanks
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incredible that chips/pieces of silicone actually process 1's and 0's, and so fast
MHz…. wow 66 MHz incomprehensible to imagine 66,000,000 / 1 sec just WOW WOW WOW
Any chance of updated this video? I love using these videos to teach many who come to me wanting to learn about computers and how to build one
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Good explanation
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Very good explanation, thank you!
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Thank you for the detailed explanation.
I didn't know anything about chipsets, but I noticed a huge difference in the computer I bought in 2004 and my current computer which was manufactured in 2015.
The CPU towers are the same size but the one I have now is about 80% lighter in weight. The older computer was 32- bit single core with 525mb of SDRAM. The newer computer is 64-bit dual core with 3gb of DDR3. The newer computer has far fewer components but can handle a much larger workload probably 10 times faster. It's amazing how much these desktop computers have been simplified.
Thanks Very much for the Comprehensive and precised explanation Given.
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That's a lot of chips… Respect to the engineers who made this possible. Thank you sir for this beautifully explained vid.
my fav channel for computer stuff!
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