PC Parts and Pieces

Hello and welcome back to PC Parts and Pieces! The Podcast all about your computer and how it works. In this episode, we talk about Graphics Processing Units (GPUs). Why you need it, and what you need to play video games, stream in 4K or for the new shiny, Virtual Reality. Email your comments and questions to PCPartsandPieces@gmail.com Show Notes: https://goo.gl/yKUxXv

Welcome back! It has been quite a while since I last aired a podcast, so I hope that this will be met well.  In this episode of PC Parts and Pieces, I talk about CPUs or Central Processing Units, and why they are important to your computer and you. In essence, they are your computer. We talk about some history, and some real life decisions that you will have to make if you are building a computer. Gaming PC on a budget? AMD. Power and Quality? Intel. The choice is yours. I'm just here to talk at an inanimate object and then you listen to what I said. As always, thoughts and emails are most appreciated. You can send those to: PCPartsandPieces@gmail.com

Hello and welcome back to PC Parts and Pieces, the podcast all about your computer's insides! My name is Josh, and I am your host for the show. In this episode I talk about Hard Disk Drives (HDD) and Solid State Drives (SSD), the pros and cons of both, and why you NEED an SSD in your computer. Some history is discussed, but more speed and real world application. If you like this podcast, or don't, please send me an email at pcpartsandpieces@gmail.com so I can keep doing what is right and fix the wrong. If you have questions or I messed something up, shoot me an email and we can get that sorted out.  Thanks for listening, and have an awesome day.  

Hello and welcome to PC Parts and Pieces, the show all about your computer's insides. My name is Josh and I will guide you through the wonderful world of computers. Each week I will do my best to teach and explain the parts of your computer so that you can make empowered decisions about the brand new (insert Apple product) that everyone tells you to get. Or Windows, or any other brand for that matter.   If you are new to computers, familiar with the software side, or have built many machines like a true expert, this podcast is for you! Helping you understand why building a computer is essential for you, and understanding which parts you need.    Whether you are here to build a computer, understand your current one, or help a family member troubleshoot theirs, this is the place to be.   This week I drive right into RAM, and why it is important. I apologize first thing about my cold, then continue on my way. Feel free to join me next week as I discuss Hard Drives!   Email questions to P