Comments by "DeoMachina" (@DeoMachina) on "Branch Education" channel.

  1. The narrator is doing an incredible job, tell him we said so!
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  2. The animation combined with the 3D models and real photographs is exceptional, this deserves to be a huge channel. I work in electronics production and even I didn't know some of this! I gotta say though, making these things is way, WAY easier than fixing them. I've seen some uh, interesting PCB designs too :P
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  3. It looks like the images are made of photographs, with the 3D parts painstakingly modeled by hand Unless he has a 3D scanner lol
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  4. Here's to galvanised nails and cardboard females!
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  5. Look into "Z-Fighting", basically this is handled at the rendering engine level (And if not, you get flickering polygons!)
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  6. Actually that doesn't logically follow - it's entirely possible that a proofread was done and this error was simply missed. The definition of 'proofread' doesn't necessarily mean that 100% of all errors are caught, only that the process is followed to the end. You're going to come into a channel popular with engineers to critique, you had better come prepared ;)
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  7. Ā @BranchEducationĀ  Honestly at my place we don't even get involved with trace repair, its components only and even then there's so much that can go wrong with board population!
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  8. Two games came out in 2011 Minecraft and Skyrim šŸ˜‚
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  9. Came here from LE And I'm gonna stay here! You are doing amazing work
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  10. I'm not sure it's 'worth it' exactly - we replaced beautiful, well designed graphics with forgettable high-fidelity slop. There's little artistic innovation coming from the biggest companies nowadays - although I will concede that shaders are very good now.
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  11. Ā @higorssĀ  That's like saying the only factor in bricklaying is the quantity of bricks. Fundamentally incorrect.
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  12. Ā @higorssĀ  Why are GPU's marketed with images then? You don't have an answer. You don't even believe what you're writing lmao
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  13. Ā @higorssĀ  Ok I apologise - we misunderstood each other. I am referring to how computer graphics look, not the physical cards I agree that function is more important than form in regard to the card itself
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  14. Laptops normally have smaller GPU's, or GPU's that are integrated into the motherboard For this reason, laptops aren't at the cutting edge of what is commerically available
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  15. But this is industry standard, isn't it? They're all doing this and they don't all have thermal issues.
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