That is rawesome! Yes, I said rawesome.

Neat!

now thats classic cool, awsome work man, epic hack, a bigger screen would be nice as was said before but still, sweet build

Very impressive work!

This is very awesome. Seriously. Mr. T. Geek Props. Kick Ass. Chuck Norrisy. Fricking hell yes. You have got to tip your hat to someone who just uses TTL. Of course, this is not going to do much, but you did build it, and it does do something. More than I have done. I would hate to do an encryption program on one of those.

words cannot describe how epic this is…

After the divide!?

Only thing i can say is:
“where is the 3d acceleration?”

oh sorry :-) i mean:
“RESPECT!”

Awesome. [Insert other words of praise here]

I like this project. While the wire wrap one posted a while back was interesting this one has a much better interface and more in-depth explanation of construction.

Hey, I have the same box … use it for storing my cables though.

That really is nice work!

Clever, neat, and extremely well implemented.

Kudos!

That’s some nice wiring, don’t think my hand would be steady enough for that.

Good work :)

Awesome music and brilliant work!

@cannonface

Care to post a video of a CPU that you’ve designed directly from brain to PCB without any type of prototyping stage? Oh, you don’t have one? That’s a shame…

@HAD

Most of the logic he’s used is CMOS.. he’s used 74AC and 74HC series, there’s maybe one or two HCT (TTL compatible CMOS) gates in there.. IMHO it’s better to describe this as being built from 74 series logic rather than “TTL” logic.

– other than that.

Nice work

Ahh a real hack…. Nice…

The best part is all the N00b’s here claiming they can do that when in reality they cant.
Mad Props and OOOOber Cool.

Yes, but can it navigate a landing craft on the moon? j/k :) Most awesome – I want one!

Hardcore!