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5hz in MC. - Billman555555 - 07-24-2013
I was recently browsing the RDF fourms (don't Ask why),
And I saw a project for 3Hz and 5hz computers without
Pipelining.
* Billman555555 Died of amazement and Xplosive hz*
So two things to ask firstly is this possible and
Secondly, can we do better because if we can I would like
To help and if possible can we do this with SAC even just 2
Hz this would put us up with them:
http://forum.redstonedev.net/showthread.php?tid=1259
RE: 5hz in MC. - Chibill - 07-24-2013
The 5 hz is impossible that's 5 instructions a second and that would mean a 2 tick system for the whole computer. 1 hz is possible it is one instruction a second.
RE: 5hz in MC. - redstonewarrior - 07-24-2013
Not impossible, just... terrifyingly horrible instant circuitry the likes of which I haven't seen in twenty years. I wonder if that glowstone wire update bug is still around (Faster reset time.)
On a side note, I have the theoretical concepts that would allow for a 40hz+ cpu. Enjoy the terrors of that, and enjoy thinking "LIAH!"
Spoiler: No one said a CPU had to be sequential per one cycle :3
RE: 5hz in MC. - David - 07-24-2013
(07-24-2013, 08:18 PM)redstonewarrior Wrote: Not impossible, just... terrifyingly horrible instant circuitry the likes of which I haven't seen in twenty years. I wonder if that glowstone wire update bug is still around (Faster reset time.)
On a side note, I have the theoretical concepts that would allow for a 40hz+ cpu. Enjoy the terrors of that, and enjoy thinking "LIAH!"
Spoiler: No one said a CPU had to be sequential per one cycle :3
What kind of computer do you have? Can it handle so many pistons?
And the server? Is there any hardware capable of running a 40 hz cpu within minecraft?
btw: LIAH!
RE: 5hz in MC. - redstonewarrior - 07-24-2013
AHHHHHHHHHHHH
Yes, hardware would cause it to run at -1Hz.
Btw: LIAH LYING LIAH AHHHHHHHHHHHHHh
RE: 5hz in MC. - Billman555555 - 07-25-2013
I have managed to get SAC to 14 tick clock cycles so .8 Hz, want to get it to
1 Hz but don't know if possible, I believe we should set a standered for ORE
Computer clock speeds .
(07-25-2013, 12:11 PM)Billman555555 Wrote: I have managed to get SAC to 14 tick clock cycles so .8 Hz, want to get it toMaybey .9hz minimum, or maybey if possible 1 Hz dunno.
1 Hz but don't know if possible, I believe we should set a standered for ORE
Computer clock speeds .
(Why am I replying to my own reply, dunno.
BTW: Liah
RE: 5hz in MC. - Guy1234567890 - 07-25-2013
You can pipeline at 2 ticks http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0jdSLBNAWo0
RE: 5hz in MC. - Ntwede - 07-29-2013
Just make a multiple ALU computer that cycles between which ALU it uses. you could literally switch ALU's every single tick and have a very fast pipeline.
RE: 5hz in MC. - Guy1234567890 - 07-29-2013
^not necessary
RE: 5hz in MC. - David - 07-29-2013
A bit of a newb quetsion: What is pipeline?
It sounds very interesting
RE: 5hz in MC. - Billman555555 - 07-30-2013
(07-29-2013, 08:21 PM)David Wrote: A bit of a newb quetsion: What is pipeline?I was going to ask that question.
It sounds very interesting
Ha, but what is pipeline?
RE: 5hz in MC. - VirtualPineapple - 07-31-2013
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pipeline_(computing)
RE: 5hz in MC. - Billman555555 - 07-31-2013
(07-31-2013, 11:10 PM)VirtualPineapple Wrote: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pipeline_(computing)Thanks did some more reaserch and really IDC for pipeline.
Altough it's pretty cool.