Thread For Tech Quickie Video Suggestions

[bestfortniteplyr2nverwin]

Why do storage drives have different capacity’s than advertised. ex: a 120gb ssd will have around 112gb when installed

[Gerardo Buenrostro]

... ands peaking of bad divorces, Tunnelbe... ehem... Apple and Intel! (allegedly, by 2020) "Intel days are coming to an end!!!" Or why is and why is not the end of PC's and x86 processors. And if there is some risk of Qualcomm to hijack Windows Linux market from Intel.

[e14]

Saw this and thought it would make a great TechQuickie:

 

 

[Ryaniskira]

How hardware accelerated video decoding works. (Specifically when done by the CPU)

[xSimone]

Could you please cover a video about what "NVIDIA Boost 3.0" is? 

 

How it works

Pros, Cons, 

Etc. 

 

I'm not pro, I've no idea what criteria. LOL Just need to understand what this thing does, since I cannot see it, but apparently it's there?

[omewessz]

The different wall outlets and power cords around the world. And what are the pros an cons of the different types.

[Ryujin2003]

You guys did a "Are 'Gaming' Parts ACTUALLY Faster?" video:

 

 

You obviously stuck to PC components. I know you've done some router  stuff, but maybe actually do a video on the "gaming" marketing of wireless routers vs other mainstream non "gaming" oriented. Again, there have been some educational things about Wifi, but maybe a video about what makes a router "gaming" vs the others. Is it worth the upgrade for consumers? Maybe additional technologies that are included? Or maybe it's just marketing to make a few bucks, and non-gaming routers (not necessarily budget) are just as good while saving a few bucks.

[SpeciaIist]

Hello there.  A video suggestion I have been looking for over YouTube for awhile is how to increase/boost the signal strength of a wireless headset.  I’m not even sure if this is possible but surely if you can boost a WiFi signal using a separate device then you can do this for a headset so that you can increase its range.  Thought that this would make a useful and interesting video for a common consumer problem.

 

Thanks,

 

Specialist.

[Lajamerr_Mittesdine]

What is WPA-2 Enterprise and how do you set it up as a normal consumer / hobbyist enthusiast.

[FireController1847]

Is ejecting a USB device (or any device, for that matter) necessary? I've never seen a very good tutorial on it and it's not explained very well why or when we should eject our devices.

[iamdarkyoshi]

6 minutes ago, Lajamerr_Mittesdine said:

What is WPA-2 Enterprise and how do you set it up as a normal consumer / hobbyist enthusiast.

Or just the various wifi securities in general, I'd love a TQ on this. I've got some enterprise APs and I can't figure out how to make them go lol

[Curiouslearner]

Neural networks as fast as possible please.

[Nena Trinity]

TDP(under and overclocking) and how a CPU GHz affect it, 1GHz, 2GHz, 3GHz & 4GHz on same CPU.

[Jtalk4456]

how Power Over Ethernet works and common uses

[AthlonS2K]

m.2/NVMe ports on laptops - Why are some m.2/NVMe ports on laptops capable of 2+TB drives and others capping out at 512gb? 

[Tarun10]

On ‎4‎/‎25‎/‎2013 at 8:41 PM, LinusTech said:

The old thread in the vBulletin forum got lost in the migration (don't worry I still have access to it and I'll still look at it) so I'm creating a new one.

 

Guidelines

 

 1. Video should be possible to watch in 1-2 minutes.

 

1-2 minutes??? Even at 2x it doesn't come under that..

[Tarun10]

Can we have a dedicated video on weird and nearly useless ports like the Kensington lock especially on portable devices like laptops and their supposed use scenarios.???

[Ryujin2003]

WTF is Ray Tracing, and NVIDIA vs AMD techniques... As Fast as Possible.

[Ryujin2003]

On 4/6/2018 at 1:06 AM, Tarun10 said:

Can we have a dedicated video on weird and nearly useless ports like the Kensington lock especially on portable devices like laptops and their supposed use scenarios.???

Kensington locks aren't useless. They are used to secure the case a machine to a desk or table. You see a lot of this on university campuses and libraries. It prevents (or at least slows down or deters) the device from growing its own legs and walking away.

 

Even on plastic shelled laptops, there is generally metal on the inside that is anchored to the base plate that mounts the MB, so they are reinforced a bit.

[Tarun10]

12 hours ago, Ryujin2003 said:

Kensington locks aren't useless. They are used to secure the case a machine to a desk or table. You see a lot of this on university campuses and libraries. It prevents (or at least slows down or deters) the device from growing its own legs and walking away.

 

Even on plastic shelled laptops, there is generally metal on the inside that is anchored to the base plate that mounts the MB, so they are reinforced a bit.

I understand I was just exaggerating. But there a lot of other unique and weird ports one would like to know more about like AGA, etc.

[Ryujin2003]

6 hours ago, Tarun10 said:

I understand I was just exaggerating. But there a lot of other unique and weird ports one would like to know more about like AGA, etc.

What's AGA?

[Nena Trinity]

Why some apps is not in certain countries?

[Vandorlot]

What is unraid?

[iamdarkyoshi]

How about why wifi is never even close to its rated speed?

[NoRomanBatmansAllowed]

On 3/29/2018 at 7:02 PM, teddy9264 said:

Java vs JavaScript - I’m so confused!!!

Java is to Javascript what Car is to Carpet

 

Or Butter is to Butterfly

Or Ham is to Hamster

 

Same name, super unrelated, used for 2 completely different things