Well, the skill I learned was about computers, how they work and what each part does. For example, the memory run works with electricity. It is a volatile memory. If electricity is missing, it deletes the information that it extortes. It is a fast memory that works along with the CPU. And another example is the hard drive. The hard drive is a non-volatile memory that storages the information without needing electricity. Another part is the CPU. The CPU is like the brain of the machine. It does calculus and math lower-ins to work and to call what the computer needs. So the GPU is the graphic processor’s unit. It does the video part and it processes what the computer is telling us to process it to an image. What’s difficult is I needed to watch a lot of videos about computers and how they work. I needed to watch like one hour every day because I like it. I like it. It’s my passion. I study Electronical Engineering because I like everything about computers. Since I was a kid I couldn’t handle myself around computers because I wanted to disassemble and assemble them. I eventually learned it because I did trial and error and it was fun. I saw how each part works by quitting and putting in and also I did things that normal people doesn’t know. For example, overclocking is when you power your CPU with more voltages, voltage, and do it toward a higher frequency. But this skill has been useful to me because…
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Well, the skill I learned was about computers, how they work and what each part does. For example, the memory RAM works with electricity. It is a volatile memory. If electricity is missing, it deletes the information that it stores. It is a fast memory that works along with the CPU. Another example is the hard drive. The hard drive is a non-volatile memory that stores the information without needing electricity. Another part is the CPU. The CPU is like the brain of the machine. It does calculations and processes data to work and to call what the computer needs. The GPU is the graphics processing unit. It handles the video part and processes what the computer is telling it to convert into an image. What's difficult is that I needed to watch a lot of videos about computers and how they work. I needed to watch like one hour every day because I like it. It's my passion. I study Electrical Engineering because I like everything about computers. Since I was a kid, I couldn't handle myself around computers because I wanted to disassemble and assemble them. I eventually learned it through trial and error, and it was fun. I saw how each part works by taking it out and putting it back in, and I also did things that most people don't know. For example, overclocking is when you power your CPU with more voltage and run it at a higher frequency. This skill has been useful to me because...
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