How to learn about computers

[Rechem]

Hello , I am looking for a way to learn about computer componants in details, for example : What is a gpu ? what is it made of ? what is a processing core ? what is cuda ?what is a ram ? but in details.

if you guys could suggest courses, websites , books, I'd be very pleased.

[BlueChinchillaEatingDorito]

2 minutes ago, Rechem said:

Hello , I am looking for a way to learn about computer componants in details, for example : What is a gpu ? what is it made of ? what is a processing core ? what is cuda ?what is a ram ? but in details.

if you guys could suggest courses, websites , books, I'd be very pleased.

I would go on Tech Quickie as a first resource. They provide crash course like videos on many technical topics about computers. 

https://www.youtube.com/user/Techquickie

[NumLock21]

No book will give you the answers you're looking for. Just search them up on the internet and you'll get your answer.

[MadOverclocker]

6 minutes ago, BlueChinchillaEatingDorito said:

I would go on Tech Quickie as a first resource. They provide crash course like videos on many technical topics about computers. 

https://www.youtube.com/user/Techquickie

Yeah I personally learned some things in "As fast as possible". 

[Tonny]

5 minutes ago, Rechem said:

Hello , I am looking for a way to learn about computer componants in details, for example : What is a gpu ? what is it made of ? what is a processing core ? what is cuda ?what is a ram ? but in details.

if you guys could suggest courses, websites , books, I'd be very pleased.

The easiest way is to just watch LTT and Techquickie. I personally started by watching computer build logs and how to make my own computer LTT has got plenty of those so try that, after you could jus watch the tons of gpu and cpu reviews so you have an idea of the range of products there, the wan show is also great at first it might be tough to understand but with time it will all come to place. You will learn a lot more watching that you would from books or courses I assure you that.

[Mi26]

Google is your best friend

[Mira Yurizaki]

43 minutes ago, Rechem said:

Hello , I am looking for a way to learn about computer componants in details, for example : What is a gpu ? what is it made of ? what is a processing core ? what is cuda ?what is a ram ? but in details.

if you guys could suggest courses, websites , books, I'd be very pleased.

Wikipedia has a plethora of articles you could gloss over.

[Guest]

I would just recommend watching tech quickie because their channel is full of informative videos listing all of the things that you need to know about computers. I myself started watching tech quickie until I had discovered Linus tech tips, thats when I had got interested into tech related stuff.

[MilfShake]

"Google"

[jeffery7466]

(Google + Youtube) x Time x Intelligence = Knowledge

 

[Ithanul]

Professor Messer is another good one.  Though, his videos are aimed more at passing IT Certification Exams like the A+, Net +, Sec +, etc.

 

Like others have said, start putting search terms into YouTube and Google.  You can find some good channels with some hunting around.

[Gravesnear]

Gamers Nexus on YouTube, especially ask GN episodes. 

[Skanky Sylveon]

20 hours ago, NumLock21 said:

No book will give you the answers you're looking for

Books about technology get outdated so fast it's not even funny.

 

20 hours ago, Rechem said:

I am looking for a way to learn about computer componants in details

The internet is your friend.

 

20 hours ago, Rechem said:

What is a gpu ? what is it made of ? what is a processing core ? what is cuda ?what is a ram ? but in details.

Have you tried googling these very same questions?

[sevablue]

i've learned a few things from forums, videos, friends/family and so on. just ask or look around is my best option. go at your own pace, as rushing it just boggles your mind up.