64-bit STOR Memory by Darkn1883r

Darkn1883r

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13th May 2014

1st Dec 2014

Newfound properties of STOR could be potentially used in electronics! Properties explained in save. The 64-bit memory unit also works in no gravity. Credit to G-LinuxorU for the letters written using his Sign Tool 2.0 (id:1482765).

digital memory electronic data storage

Comments

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  unknownkarma 15th May 2014
  I guess this would be awesome for a super compact ram system, but filt would be better for the SSD. Anyways, +1 for ram!
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  SpeClops 14th May 2014
  a whole new generation of tpt electronics has just begun :) 1+
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  unknownkarma 14th May 2014
  @OrganicSunFlower, What about FILT storage?
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  64_bit 14th May 2014
  yep tats me
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  Darkn1883r 14th May 2014
  whoops wrong save
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  Darkn1883r 14th May 2014
  @SGAtlantis: Haven't you heard of G-LinuxorU's 'Sign Tool'? id:1482765
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  Darkn1883r 14th May 2014
  @monolith: I updated it; now it doesn't clear after it is read, only when you spark the clear button.
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  Sylvi 14th May 2014
  You would need 16 of these to make something the equivalent of an Atari 2600. Enough space to stack them, but not enough to make the rest of the required components.
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  Paul99 14th May 2014
  This is half as much data as the original Atari 2600. Someone make an Atari in TPT!
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  theclownbrothers 14th May 2014
  now someone needs to use this form of memristor technology, c'mon someone! make a computer and run crysis on TPT!