The Powder Toy

64-bit STOR Memory by Darkn1883r

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

  • G-LinuxorU
    G-LinuxorU     13th May 2014
    @HowlsChaos It's just memory, RAM can be randomly read and accessed from. for example if there were 10 of these one after another and if you could read or write to any one you want then it would be RAM.
  • HowlsChaos
    HowlsChaos     13th May 2014
    Though that still stores memory..
  • HowlsChaos
    HowlsChaos     13th May 2014
    That means it is 64bit RAM? O_o
  • G-LinuxorU
    G-LinuxorU     13th May 2014
    Woah thats so cool. I wonder how useful it is. +1
  • monolith
    monolith     13th May 2014
    Yea, but i clears after reading.... but it still good +1
  • Thofra01
    Thofra01     13th May 2014
    Really good, I like computer things on Tpt and this is a nice way to build a computer!
  • GreenFireDragon
    GreenFireDragon     13th May 2014
    Was this not known? still nice +1