1-bit CPU for ‘super low-performance computer’ launched – sells out promptlyLee Duna@lemmy.nz to Technology@lemmy.world – 332 points – 6 months agotomshardware.comEdit : 1-bit CPU complete kit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7zRU_UNabU51Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsShow the parent commentImagine having to build a hardware cluster just to run Doom. I hope somebody reads this and does it lmaoSomebody wrote an FPGA that plays level 1. No processor, just a great big mess of programmed wires.Now make it in hardware (asic)I mean if the FPGA is done an asic would be doable, but someone would need to REALLY want to do it.
Imagine having to build a hardware cluster just to run Doom. I hope somebody reads this and does it lmaoSomebody wrote an FPGA that plays level 1. No processor, just a great big mess of programmed wires.Now make it in hardware (asic)I mean if the FPGA is done an asic would be doable, but someone would need to REALLY want to do it.
Somebody wrote an FPGA that plays level 1. No processor, just a great big mess of programmed wires.Now make it in hardware (asic)I mean if the FPGA is done an asic would be doable, but someone would need to REALLY want to do it.
Now make it in hardware (asic)I mean if the FPGA is done an asic would be doable, but someone would need to REALLY want to do it.
Imagine having to build a hardware cluster just to run Doom.
I hope somebody reads this and does it lmao
Somebody wrote an FPGA that plays level 1. No processor, just a great big mess of programmed wires.
Now make it in hardware (asic)
I mean if the FPGA is done an asic would be doable, but someone would need to REALLY want to do it.