Guardian I8M7D28S by Sam_Hayzen
Machine documentation: https://powdertoy.co.uk/Discussions/Thread/View.html?Thread=23715
fast
subframe
60hz
supercouputer
advanced
gamingpc
processor
Comments
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Sam_Hayzen 12th Dec 2023
Yaa I am, cooking one right now -
yourcomputerhasvirus 7th Jun 2022
you say this is only the first computer in the guardian series, but it was released 3 years ago. are you going to make any more? -
David-P 17th Sep 2021
cooool+1 +fav -
Sam_Hayzen 26th Aug 2020@SpeedyGwen Technically possible, but it would need a -large- external memory unit, and be unfathomably slow. But it could technically run
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SpeedyGwen 26th Aug 2020
the question is, could it run doom ? for real, its maybe possible to make a semi 3d randering engine that run on this thing -
Chemlab 23rd Jul 2020
A photon hit it on the top and the program restarted -
October 27th May 2020
THIS IS EPIC For real tho, this is amazing dude +1 -
ep_the_creator 22nd Jan 2020
Cool. The multi-cell processors would be interesting. Maybe parallel processing advancements could make refreshing happen in the future. However I doubt many frames per second would be possible, even low seconds per frame would be difficult. I can only think of a sort of compression to retrieve one of a few premade graphics. That would mean program specific graphics units, which is not very convenient, but is possible. A fully refreshing screen might not be possible for a long time. -
Sam_Hayzen 14th Nov 2019@ep_the_creator Actually, right now, instead of multiple cores, the subframe community is working on multi-cell procesors, which are like multi-core, except they're all processing the same thread! And, for a refreshing screen, that would require something that's able to do [the number of pixels/tiles on that screen] computations -per frame-, which may be a bit out there.
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Fistt 2nd Nov 2019
type this in commands tpt.setfpscap(10e10) to remove th fps limit and get speeds like never before