Megaprocessor Tour 1 - (fixed audio)
Megaprocessor2 HN recommenders · 2016–2024
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A short tour of the Megaprocessor, a microprocessor built at enormous scale from tens of thousands of discrete transistors. The builder shows what the machine is made of and where it now lives, at the Centre for Computing History in Cambridge, where visitors can play Tetris on it.
HN commenters link it as the easy way to see the giant home-built CPU without hammering the author's website.
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3 comments from Hacker News
A video tour is available on youtube, so we don't crush his website: [VIDEO] Spoiler alert: his Tetris skills are inversely proportional to his computer building skills.
The amazing thing about this is that you can't critique. I mean, you can say anything you want, but you can't stop it or change this guy's mind. :) It's pretty neat seeing him change the clock speed: [VIDEO]
There's this one that goes one step beyond that, it's built out of 40,000 discrete transistors: [VIDEO] EDIT: there's more information here: [LINK]