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R33sesK1ng 26th Aug 2018

I literally entered a '3' and a '2'...
Sam_Hayzen 25th Aug 2018

@R33sesK1ng @samrrr Yes, it's a bit slow, as the unit at the top performs multiplication through repeated addition. The length of time it takes depends on the size of the first value entered.
Sam_Hayzen 25th Aug 2018

I understand what you mean, NoVIcE. But I think my computers are far behind anything user-friendly; they're modeled after speed (at least, as fast as you can get with my limited knowledge of subframe). Like how their only input is hex. Hex to Bin is a much simpler and faster circuit than Dec to Bin. Even though not every "end user" knows how to use Hex. I tried making a monitor display once, but stopped after just making the character ROM.
NoVIcE 23rd Aug 2018

By appealing i mean not a hex input and a digit display but something more ordinary-computer-like.
NoVIcE 23rd Aug 2018

@poodiepie, I know why people seem to have this "oh ok" response. You should make it more appealing. I mean, make a monitor, and a keyboard (it can be a simple 0-9 digit input), and let them know that this is a computer, not flashy lights. +1
R33sesK1ng 23rd Aug 2018

@poodiepie, I don't see any "Result" after Clearing, inputing the two numbersl, and Entering. Is this meant to be very slow?
Gnaeus 22nd Aug 2018

So... is this a computer?
samrrr 22nd Aug 2018

slow thing
BlueSnow 22nd Aug 2018

WHERE IS PONG!?!?!?!?!?
Schmolendevice 22nd Aug 2018

Have you considered implementing pipelining at these scales to push towards the 7.5 Hz mark?

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