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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

oldmud0 19th Mar 2016

Haha... this laughs in the face of FILT/CRAY-based RAM :P
st1nkst1efel 18th Mar 2016

update: made it more compact and added some placeholder ports to make it more compatible with other things i might build someday
explorer 18th Mar 2016

i'm make 8bit id:1956961
LBPHacker 18th Mar 2016

Wohoo, more computers! @explorer: Scroll down to my previous comment.
explorer 18th Mar 2016

Please instruction
st1nkst1efel 18th Mar 2016

also congratz do LBPHacker to figuring it out
st1nkst1efel 18th Mar 2016

this was never meant to get so much attention, damn. but i guess imma try to make a whole computer out of it. i already got this and a hardcoded memory component done, so it should be doable.
jeffluo35 18th Mar 2016

Erosion: This is quite big to be using in a computer.
sandrika1010 18th Mar 2016

i like it! i have 2... may be more uses for it! thx +1!
LBPHacker 18th Mar 2016

Pinout from top to bottom: Reset, Address[0-2], Write, DataIn[0-7], Read, DataOut[0-7]. Pins are sparked simultaneously, no other timing is required. At a first glance it seems to have 32-frame write and read cycles (would be way less if PSCN-BRAY clean was done).

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