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24th Aug 2013

16th Mar 2014

CRAY RAM. Lightning fast - 8 frames per operation (read\write). Saves data as solid particles instead of BRAY - no need to update. Perfect RAM ^_^

bestram ramm electronic electronics memory data

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thepowderkeg 15th Nov 2021

china-richway2: fram is filt ram i think
cell-core 25th Jun 2018

i want to layer electronics
china-richway2 17th Aug 2015

What is FRAM could you please explain
arK 13th May 2015

You're welcome :) CRAM is somewhat outdated though, so I guess it's time to have hard time understanding FRAM, lawl.
Mur 12th May 2015

Thank you soooo much, the coloured ARAY helped a lot to understand how CRAY/ARAY memories work, I was having a such a hard time to understand...
program 8th Jul 2014

layering electronics can be quite tricky, but its a nice shortcut like G-LinuxorU said. not many people approve of it because it isnt so complicated. but its more complicated then spreading everything all over the place. i like to make small electronics, and i'm trying to learn electronic layering.
G-LinuxorU 26th Jun 2014

rawing: i don't normally approve of layering either, but it's a very nice shortcut, bray only checks the top-most particle to see if it can pass through it, while cray activates even if it's underneath a particle. i think if you put another B2D on the right-most side you wouldn't even need layering, it would just be much bigger.
arK 26th Jun 2014

STOR also works fine in this particular case. In fact, I think it might be better since STOR has "METL FPS index" 70 and SWCH has 34 which means that SWCH is more CPU-intensive then STOR. Anyway... your loss :D
Rawing 26th Jun 2014

@Dark,mecha: BRAY doesn't pass thru CRAY? Just put SWCH above the CRAY, and it suddenly does pass through! And the CRAY can still be sparked, how convenient! Yes, I consider that cheating.
mecha-man 20th Jun 2014

@Rawing: I use layering and subframe timing all the time. How is that cheating?

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