My 12 year old son is almost done with his improved 8 bit computer6mo ⋅ Sad_Environment6965 ⋅ r/beneater
It took about a week, but my PUTEY-1 TTL CPU has calculated all the prime numbers to about 1.1 million.2yr ⋅ MichaelKamprath ⋅ r/beneater
We have to get Ben to 1 MILLION SUBSCRIBERS. Even though he probably wont post for a while...1yr ⋅ eXperienceddddd ⋅ r/beneater
I know there are lot of posts like this here but this is mine. Finally took the plunge and super excited!1yr ⋅ lixia ⋅ r/beneater
There are many other 8-bit computers, but this one is mine. Thanks to Ben for his videos, the joy at running your first program is wonderful!1yr ⋅ brittunculi99 ⋅ r/beneater
Just spent a considerable amount of lifetime on rewiring. Only because I wanted to have a clockwork orange :-)3yr ⋅ sam8472 ⋅ r/beneater
FYI, You can replace the RAM module DIP switches that come in the box with this ones, they worked better for us2yr ⋅ ElectricKids_club ⋅ r/beneater
My SAP-3 plus. Extended with LCD, A 320*240 (not shown), analog in and output, extra digital inputs, 32K RAM and 8K ROM(onboard flashing), an interrupt controller, improved HEX display. This was a serous amount of work and over 150 instructions. Still busy getting ALL the bugs out.3yr ⋅ rolf-electronics ⋅ r/beneater
My next adventure... I'm going to need a lot of help with this one. 😬 I'm not afraid of failure. 😅1yr ⋅ rehsd ⋅ r/beneater
Rev 3 of my 6502 PCB is being manufactured. Hopefully, without any bugs2yr ⋅ MicroHobbyist ⋅ r/beneater
After 2 weeks of programming chips, waiting for more EEPROMs, fixing a broken chip pin and generally going crazy; I finally (!!!) found my problem.1yr ⋅ Empty__Jay ⋅ r/beneater
got CC65 working, time to write an stdlib and hopefully spit out some stuff on an SPI screen1yr ⋅ BBQGiraffe_ ⋅ r/beneater
I’ve completed my 8-bit computer! My wiring is so messy compared to some i’ve seen on this subreddit.2yr ⋅ turtleishly ⋅ r/beneater
The best investment I have made in a long time... this thing is awesome! (IC leg straightener that does both narrow and wide ICs)1yr ⋅ rehsd ⋅ r/beneater
Can anyone help me figure out why my low pass filter won’t work?2yr ⋅ 54B45B8FC7732C78F3DE ⋅ r/beneater
Discovered the videos a couple of weeks ago and just started building the 6502 kit. First picture with a couple small changes/additions1yr ⋅ Empty__Jay ⋅ r/beneater
Finished my 64K RAM & ROM module. Also added a system clock with smaller footprint based on the 556 timer. Will integrate with my breadboard CPU and create video soon.3yr ⋅ MichaelKamprath ⋅ r/beneater
The documentation and source folder for my 6502 project is 4.5 GB. My 6502 has 16kb of RAM and 32kb of ROM. Something like 400,000 x more data than my breadboard 6502 can hold. I find this very funny. It's mostly datasheet pdf's and backups of my source folder and downloaded examples.8mo ⋅ NormalLuser ⋅ r/beneater
TMS9918A progress. Getting somewhere! No idea where those random pixels come from though.3yr ⋅ wkjagt ⋅ r/beneater
Not as pretty as some others posted in here but it’s finished...and stable!2yr ⋅ jmooree30 ⋅ r/beneater
The next iteration of my extend breadboard TTL CPU is working. Time to finish project documentation and create an overview video.2yr ⋅ MichaelKamprath ⋅ r/beneater
It’s the little things that make me happy :) - Breadboard power rail, no more loose and annoying red/black wires everywhere2yr ⋅ theWickedWebDev ⋅ r/beneater
Is the switch supposed to fit in the breadboard? The pins are too thick1yr ⋅ Remarkable_Custard95 ⋅ r/beneater
I wrote my high school graduation paper about how I built Ben Eater's 8-Bit Computer4yr ⋅ robonder ⋅ r/beneater
Needed a large and fast SRAM for my VGA card. Here is 512k at 10ns in a DIP-32. Details in comment2yr ⋅ kohlby ⋅ r/beneater
I recreated Ben Eater's breadboard computer in Minecraft! (details in comments)3yr ⋅ MaxBearMC ⋅ r/beneater
Well... PCBs ordered. 😬 Single-board 6502+LCD+VGA+PS2+5VIAs // 6.5in x 12.4in // Setup for breadboard expansion to the right side.2yr ⋅ rehsd ⋅ r/beneater
I grew tired of seeing the breadboards farthest from the supply suffer from low voltages regardless of how many power lines I rigged using the standard wiring. I was bored one day and decided to create this hack of a power bus. I can report that all breadboards now get a solid 5 volts.3yr ⋅ jefftruck ⋅ r/beneater
I copied over the clock module as it is at the start of the first video but it the LED isnt flashing. What am I doing wrong?1yr ⋅ welpthishappened1 ⋅ r/beneater
I built an upgraded version of Ben's 8-bit computer for my final high-school ECE project. Couldn't quite finish it because of the pandemic, but I was able to just turn in the project booklet. Nevertheless, I'm very proud of what I managed to do :)4yr ⋅ TheCreeperGuy777 ⋅ r/beneater
From USA to UK - a pretty penny, but well worth it! Cant wait to begin. Thank you Ben!4yr ⋅ DougBoik ⋅ r/beneater
