Thread For Tech Quickie Video Suggestions

[Colpepper75670]

Compatibility of components and why its important

[Ezio Auditore]

Why do,say LG oled tv advertisements look great on your tv when they are comparing with other tvs and how that is misleading. 

[Ignitablegamer]

Netcode

[iamdarkyoshi]

Touchscreens!

Difference between capacitive, resistive, and optical

[AvocadosGuac]

3d printers FAP.

 

DNS servers FAP

 

Projectors FAP

 

Sine Wave VS Modified Sine Wave FAP(Not sure if this has been done, i think is has)

[Ezio Auditore]

Do a 'scrapyard wars as fast as possible'.

[TheNotoriousAG]

This would be better suited for LTT, but "Whole House RGB". Christmas lights, interior lights, pc lights, anything and everything that could possibly be linked together to RGB a whole house. 

[Goldman]

PSU Sizes, and why we're still using standard ATX sized PSUs after so long.(i know there are smaller sizes becoming more mainstream right now, would love to know how they make the stuff smaller, and why it took them so long to start making smaller PSUs for customers)

maybe an episode/couple of episodes talking about the "smallization" of tech in general, from CPU dies to Motheboard form factors(is smallization a word? i dont think so)

 

EDIT: also, debunking/confirming the myth of driver installation order making a difference would be nice

[Juxxtapoz]

CMOS as fast as possible.

[smheer]

NVidia Max-Q.

[BestPCBuilder2017]

HEDT 

[nicolas2465]

Maybe a techquickie on hardware drivers and how/when to update them, or

native vs simulated resolutions, or

cat 5 vs cat 5e vs cat 6 ethernet and how to take advantage of them, or

the importance/impact of dusting your computer and how to do it

[captain_to_fire]

GSM vs CDMA as fast as possible

[captain_to_fire]

Here's an idea @jmart604, "Why did 3D on TVs and smartphones flopped?'

 

Back in 2010 and 2011, there's quite the buzz about having stereoscopic 3D displays in TVs and smartphone displays. In fact, smartphone OEMs like HTC (HTC Evo 3D) and LG (LG Optimus 3D) tried to address the lack of 3D content by having an additional sensor at the rear camera that can shoot and record 3D pictures and video. But why did it failed? Is 3D on a TV and a phone dead forever?

[NTDaws]

I got one "What do you get when you play tug of war with a pig? Pulled Pork!"

[The Angry Computersmasher]

Avoiding Common PC Building Traps - Episode 4. Please. I seriously enjoyed your series on that subject. I never wanted it to end. (And also, put some Star Wars references here (and I'm not calling the original Star Wars "A New Hope")).

[BeastGaming231]

On 4/25/2013 at 3:25 PM, SMEXYBeach said:

- RAM Timings 

- RAM Voltages

 

All the 'gritty' bits of RAM specs 

They did this

[jmart604]

21 hours ago, The Angry Computersmasher said:

Avoiding Common PC Building Traps - Episode 4. Please. I seriously enjoyed your series on that subject. I never wanted it to end. (And also, put some Star Wars references here (and I'm not calling the original Star Wars "A New Hope")).

This is going to happen, probably late summer.

[fastcar123]

Intel naming scheme as fast as possible. 

 

I'm not new to computers yet I still have this issue all the time. To me personally, it seems like there are way too many things to call an intel cpu.

X-gen? broadwell? Haswell. These names seem arbitrary to me. 

 

For example a core i7-5820k. 

Core i7 makes sense, sorta.

5xxx makes sense denoting that is a 5th gen cpu.

but then the next number x8xx?

and... the last two digits seem the most arbitrary to me 

also where does broadwell, broadwell-E, skylake come in?

and oh man the Whole CPU is different if theres a letter at the end. All I know is K and X. 

 

At work I hear all the time about broadwell and skylake and haven't the slightest clue what they are. I also see S,Q, HK, TE, HQ after some the cpus. I know theres already a video about this but I still don't get it. I would like to see a more in depth video about this.

 

p.s. sorry for the rant.

 

[Hugs12343]

Can you talk about 4D

Also talk about Etherium Mining. Its a relatively (this year) new cryptocurrency

[Changis]

80PLUS certifications real life differences

Investigating real life differences between "non-metal" - bronze - silver - gold - platinum - titanium power supply units.

• Can you trade a higher certification for a bit lower wattage? (not going below actual power drawn (ie 600W vs 750W on a system that draws 550W))

• Can a lower certification PSU with a higher (overkill) wattage compansate for dirty power or similar?

• Does lower/non certification PSUs draw a noticable higher wattage? will a higher certification save you money vs cost in the long run?

• is a higher certification quieter at load (fan running/speed)

• Does anything over gold certification matter for stability or the longevity of your parts?

 

[TMD00]

How to improve intranetwork (computer-to-computer) file transfer

eg. wired vs wireless, windows settings, ect...

[Sin Stalker]

PCIe 2.0. What is the most powerful GPU you can put in a 2.0 PCIe slot before you start getting diminishing returns / bottlenecking?

 

There are tests out on the web that show the decline in performance for 1080s, but nothing that tests different gen cards to find when the decline in performance starts?

 

ie, I don't want to spend money on a 1080, when I'd get the same performance on a 980ti with my PCIe 2.0 system.

[Guest]

On 6/4/2017 at 10:50 AM, Ezio Auditore said:

Do a 'scrapyard wars as fast as possible'.

That's actually a really cool idea. Really, a BTS for Scrapyard wars on CSF would be smart, you know, since CSF is kinda failing.

[iamdarkyoshi]

On 2017-6-5 at 4:44 PM, goldman said:

EDIT: also, debunking/confirming the myth of driver installation order making a difference would be nice

Can confirm, chipset drivers, thinkpad G40, windows XP

 

INSTALL THEM FIRST