Computer Science for Everyone - 9 - The Buses

Computer Science for Everyone - 9 - The Buses

"Computer Science for Everyone" is an online course that covers all of the most important concepts in computer science, from hardware, to algorithms, to programming and data structures.

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[RogueCyber]

Does 32bit bus send 32 bit at a time from each 32 cables?

[bishallamichhane]

among data bus, address bus and control bus, which bus has the least width, for a given computer system? and what is the reason behind this?

[nothing-memn]

Love your series! One question: why would anyone use a 32-bit system?

[RogueCyber]

Bit is smallest unit so why 64bit computer....explain why its 64 bit if bit is smallest unit

[Swiizzey]

Is the reason for 3:50 because the difference between 16EB and 4GB is proportional to the difference between 64^2 and 32^2 ?

[AndyThomasStaff]

this is not "for everyone", it's a confusing an unedited dump of what's in your head. Ok, it's a connection of 32 wires, how about you actually explain WHY those wires are in there and what they're used for? They "connect components to each other"? What? So you don't understand what a bus is? Why can't components just speak directly to each other? Please explain what a bus actually is before jumping into details like throughput, and take down this video.

[DupczacyBawol]

For kids. Talking about 4GB of RAM but not explaining how to figure it out :P OMG!