R16K1S60 by LBPHacker
*** Update #9: Add links to predecessor and successor *** See thread and manual link in the save. ***
fastest
subframe
programmable
16bit
processor
7segment
electronics
electronic
computer
magic
Comments
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TheNik 19th Nov 2016
Sir, you blowed my mind. My sincerest respect to you. You also may have motivated me to learn assembly (Though probably Z80, as I own a TI-83 Plus calculator). +1, would be at least +5 if it were possible. Definitely worth at least five saves I'd usually upvote. -
QuanTech 14th Sep 2016
@gunpowder yeah sorry, made that mistake -
gunpowderTR 14th Sep 2016
Not everybody... Not everybody expects a computer that fits into a 640x480 screen and limited with 60~ hz clock speed to be a real life computer... Just dumb people would dislike this golden save. -
QuanTech 29th Aug 2016sad stuff. everybody expects tpt computers to be just like real-life ones...
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LBPHacker 29th Aug 2016
Sigh. When I publish my next computer, it'll come with some simple game in the showcase save. Currently this save has a score of +128 and yet is not the #1 save in the "subframe" category due to the dang dislikes. -
LBPHacker 26th Aug 2016I've been long aware of that screen (yep, I do check the search resulsts for "subframe" every now and then, even though the quality of saves have been constantly degrading recently). It's just too much to handle. One (well, probably me) might build a peripheral that connects it up with R1, but then what? Due to its limitations, it won't be good for anything except a few very specific tasks.
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gunpowderTR 26th Aug 2016@LBPHacker please take a look at this screen made by gluontech (THIS IS NOT an advertisement, the screen is 60hz and could possibly be used with r16k1s60...) id:1838258
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Cool4Cool 26th Aug 2016
Lol I just realized the R16K1S60 looks like my Raspberry Pi B -
QuanTech 21st Aug 2016+Wigglebot You do? WAT
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Wigglebot 21st Aug 2016
oh I understand how it calculates those numbers now. +1