HI! Beginner looking for tips :)

[j150690]

Any tips/sources/websites etc for a beginner wanting to learn more/improve knowledge of all things tech? 

 

Thanks in advance!

[Votivee]

Old pre-warehouse Linus Tech Tip videos

 

EDIT: Tech-quickie is actually pretty good, although they can have wrong information sometimes.

[minibois]

9 hours ago, Votivee said:

Old pre-warehouse Linus Tech Tip videos

 

EDIT: Tech-quickie is actually pretty good, although they can have wrong information sometimes.

I usually see Techquickie as something of an introduction to a subject, as their analogies often do make sense. But for most I would recommend it as a stepping stone to actually understanding the subject. E.g. watch the techquickie first to understand why you should care about a subject and then do some research into the subject itself.

 

 

Other than Techquickie, it really depends on what you want to learn and what you want to know.

If you for example want more knowledge on motherboards, but don't know anything yet, I can talk about Buildzoid's excellent analysis on boards, but that will be no use of you barely understand chipset differences...

[Worstcaster]

Here is a playlist Techquickie did of tips for new builders.  It is pretty good in my option.

 

 

 

[Ja Krispie]

15 hours ago, j150690 said:

Any tips/sources/websites etc for a beginner wanting to learn more/improve knowledge of all things tech? 

 

Thanks in advance!

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[j150690]

On 7/12/2019 at 11:36 PM, Minibois said:

I usually see Techquickie as something of an introduction to a subject, as their analogies often do make sense. But for most I would recommend it as a stepping stone to actually understanding the subject. E.g. watch the techquickie first to understand why you should care about a subject and then do some research into the subject itself.

 

 

Other than Techquickie, it really depends on what you want to learn and what you want to know.

If you for example want more knowledge on motherboards, but don't know anything yet, I can talk about Buildzoid's excellent analysis on boards, but that will be no use of you barely understand chipset differences..

Thanks for the help! I’m a total novice at this point, so would like to just better my understanding of topics. I find myself watching LTT videos and constantly wondering what bits mean. I’ll have a look at Techquickie though.