It takes vast amounts of time to implement a 16-bit ALU in Minecraft, that’s for sure. Report comment. Reply. PatrickW says: September 29, 2010 at 4:50 pm ...

Many such creations have spawned in the decade since the first Minecraft-built ALU surfaced, and [Rockfarmor] built a 64-bit specimen to add to that list — and made a video to showcase it.

The Minecraft ALU: A 16-bit arithmetic unit built using 8,507 blocks of 'Redstone,' a cube with special properties found in the Minecraft game. The entire ALU uses 6,835 wires and 1,672 torches ...

Minecraft is a genuine sensation. With four million users and over a million and a half sales to date, it's made its creator, Markus 'Notch' Persson, a very wealthy man indeed. But most impressive ...

Craddock's 16-bit Minecraft ALU can add, subtract and invert numbers, or determine if two numbers are equal – all with virtual bricks and sand.

This computer built inside Minecraft has 1,107,419 blocks, over 15 million views on TikTok, ... (map?) of the creation, including RAM, program counter, ALU, cache, and even a functioning screen.

Minecraft is a game about building things that runs on your computer. One man is building a working computer inside the game that runs on his computer. At this point it's okay if your head explodes.

A Minecraft Redditor, u/mattbatwings2, ... According to mattbatwings, this redstone calculator utilizes a 16 bit ALU (arithmetic logic unit) to complete all required operations. Ad.

Ben Craddock has been busy gathering Redstone. He collects blocks of the virtual material from deep within the game world of Minecraft, then pulverizes it into a powder and sets to work.