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8 "slots" with 8 bit each. If you understand how it works, feel free to use it with credit. I just uploaded this to show it to a friend tho

memory witchcraft debotatedwam 64bit electronic 8bit chip component byte computer

Comments

st1nkst1efel 19th Mar 2016

wrong id. Meant this: id:1957301 whoops
st1nkst1efel 19th Mar 2016

Made a better version as an experiment with CRAY, which can store a total of 256 bit. id:1956860
explorer 19th Mar 2016

It's 8bit ram, but have 8 adresses
st1nkst1efel 19th Mar 2016

It sure is outdated, this is basically my first steps in computer technology. Until now, I almost only worked with the chemistry parts of tpt. Right now I'm trying to build a little computer, and once it's done, I'll keep replacing parts with better ones that I make, in hopes of someday catching up with modern tpt computers
LBPHacker 19th Mar 2016

2013-grade tech or not, considering the quantity and quality of computer related saves published, I think you ought to be cheering instead. I might be slightly biased there, though.
00yoshi 19th Mar 2016

I mean all the 30 channels of it
00yoshi 19th Mar 2016

Ui... This is some 2013-grade tech here. Today we use bray for transmitting data.
jonaskoll 19th Mar 2016

1754993 !!!
jonaskoll 19th Mar 2016

Checkout my USB-stick: 1754993
RussiaMan 19th Mar 2016

Try to make 512b

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