Techtonic by Ranbir Taluja

  Hello everyone! Today I will be throwing some light on CPUs (central processing unit), their purpose, kinds and the advantages of better CPUs in your machine. Most people know CPUs as a part that goes into the computer, but basically a CPU is the brain of a computer, it retrieves commands and executes them. The light tasks don’t require as much power as the heavy ones do. Let’s go a bit deeper - Each CPU has cores and threads, where cores are actual hardware which increase the amount of work accomplished at a time, and threads are virtual snippets of code that manage tasks. Each CPU can have up to 2 threads per core, if a CPU has 4 cores it will have 8 threads, 12 cores will have 24 threads etc.etc ..   For tasks like rendering heavy applications or video editing, it is advisable to opt for a CPU with more cores, while for gaming it is advisable to opt for a CPU with a higher clock speed on each core. Every CPU has a clock speed, boost clock and performance core clock....

  Hi everybody! Today I will cover the basics of desktops. Even with desktops, it is important to understand the purpose of each and every component, even though most of the components are the same as laptops, the most notable difference being the power supply. Goes without saying that the majority of components in desktops will be more powerful than their laptop counterparts. What I find amazing about desktops is the customization you can get. To start with, you can either buy a prebuilt/stock desktop or assemble your own. There are advantages and disadvantages to both. To start with, readymade ones do not require any knowledge to assemble and they have a standard warranty, but they do not always have the best quality components. With customized desktops, you will need to learn how to source and assemble various components & assemble them together. You do not get a warranty either. You will have to choose what is right for you. Today I will be sharing some basic information ab...