I am at the 8 bit register part. And you kinda resembles like Scott Hansleman from Microsoft.

Half a year debugging, but I cant make those weird fluctuations to go away :(

i have this nas can you guide me how to setup my nas is SRPD40

hla me puedes ayudar

i have x99-s 7 years always same problen i cannot boot i try many time go to bios reset i try different way reset cmos take battery out deconnect somes usb same i stay away from asus motherboard next build

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Ben's series is amazing. I have used it for two student projects here at UARK.

I tried soldering wires to header pins but the plastic melts and the pins move into incorrect positions. Any tips? One idea I just thought of was maybe soldering while the headers are plugged into the breadboards. Did you do that by chance?

I am sometimes curious as to why this is but I think it is because you can ssd it via USB and so that may be the reason that he is hesitating I will look into it .....but if it's such a problem you can change it in the bios

I only have it with my usb box for games but otherwise i have no problem i did everything myself

Thanks. I’m using the 373 on my version of Ben Eater SAP1 in stead of the 2 x 173s. Still learning so thanks for the video and claricfications.

I’m waiting for my tam and mcs. But things are working so far. I couldn’t get the 173s so used 373 from the start. I also used the 245 with the 373. But you say it’s not needed. Makes sense, the 245 just combines the outputs from the 2x173. Cool👍, I can save a chip and some board space.

Bobby

I was all proud of myself for making a 4 bit adder in No Man's Sky. Than I saw someone had made one of the skeet ball games, with a score and timer.

Really nice project! I am implementing Ben's 8-bit computer in an FPGA. I am doing a video series on it for anyone interested.

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Nice work! I've just competed wiring the clock module and have already run into a problem that I haven't seen on the forums or comment threads. The 555 timer on the select circuit will immediately start to heat up to the point that it melts the plastic of the breadboard. This will happen within seconds. It only began happening after I put in the logic chips and will work fine when the logic chips (specifically the 74LS08N) are taken out. Any ideas?

Hello, Sir! Thank you so much for showcasing your progress! I'm a big fan of Ben Eater as well and even though I've been watching his series from a perspective of programmer who eager to learn about hardware to get a deeper understanding of how to write a CPU emulator, still the use his series provides is out of this world! Being inspired by an 8-bit breadboard computer project I've written a CPU emulator that runs on arduino nano, takes input from the 4x4 keypad and displays the output on the LCD screen. It boots into a hex editor (just like Apple 1 did) and can be programmed in machine codes directly or get programs loaded via serial port. The most sophisticated program it currently runs is Chrome Dino game out of 496 bytes but I'm going to try to write a chess program for it. Well, obviously it's not even near to electronics but without Ben's series I would never get to where I am now, so yeah, hats off to Ben! P.S. I was a bit upset when found only a few videos on electronics on your channel. Your presentation is extremely addicting and as a viewer I'd love to see more of this like content for it's very inspirational!

A2 code for me was because my power to my Hard drive was disconnected

show starts at 3:40

can you install windows on this NAS?

But can it run DOOM?

Thank you for the informative video. I have the same Seagate Pro 4bay but it has crushed on me. It shows on display :Initializing the system. Its been more than 10 hours. Any idea i can sort this out and how do i back up my data incase this initializing fails?

Where are the updates on this project?

Nice project. Nice reflexes: 4:27 I’ve been watching all the Ben Eater videos recenty.

Awesome video mate, really helped me out here. Saved me two weeks shipping and $20.

coool

Hello: I just now ran across your video and wanted to share a solution for your USB issues with the Asus X99 Deluxe. You may have already sold or trashed the board and so this will be moot and of no use at all. There is a bios setting to disable all USB ports at bootup except for the keyboard and mouse. I own the X99 Deluxe experiencing similar issues and when you change the bios setting, the problem should go away. After the handshake with Windows 10 and the bios completes, the USB ports are enabled when you log into windows.

I have the same problem when starting the operating system. I get the AE error after I unplug computer from the power and turn it on again. It does not help to disconnect the USB devices, the bootable SDD is not visible in the BIOS. In my case (but temporarily) helps ... flashing the bios. After flashing, the operating system disk appears in the bios and I can start my computer. and so on until I disconnect it from the electricity ... :(

Dude I want me some popcorn now :P

i've learned to stay away from MSI, we are to believe we are buying a working product, when actually its Russian roulette.

God this video is shit!

try to touch the TPU chip for a couple of seconds ,make sure your temperature is above 30c degree or use hair dryer or heat gun gently .. that's works for me

I have found those elenco logic probes to be very useful as well

So is this a CPU or a computer? Or is it the same thing?

I have power issues and I noticed that the VCC on my breadboards is between 4.19v-4.6v which is less than VCC required by chips to operate properly . Some chips operate properly though ,but program counter is counting in a weird behavior . So my question is: Can I connect a power supply to the right half of the computer and another power supply to the left half of the computer ? If so, will this have a bad effect on modules connected to the bus from the right and left halves of the computer ?

Golden Valley Band ... da best!! ❤️❤️

He also did an example of a simple graphics card that connects to VGA. If you could take that example and add it to your computer that would be cool.

im a programmer too and having met james online i totally reccommend his courses. hes a really good teacher and a great guy

I'm wondering why would anyone ever dislike this

Oh my gosh I remember when this happened.

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Had my board for 3 years now never overclocked just died from absolutly nothing i dont think a premium board with this pricetag should last abit longer than 3 years What an utter shit produkt , Asus Will never buy another item from you never haf problem with gigabyte or even msi oddly the more expensive boards never last long

You have made some nice additions to Ben's project, congratulations. Do you have any plans to make the circuit permanent and transfer it to a PCB?

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I want to build a breadboard Computer too, but I think I’ll make my life a little bit easier and use an 8088 for it. Also, I really like the x86 architecture.

q bonito seve donde es esto

Great video and the show is amazing!They did good job!!!❤️❤️❤️

Hi I’m from Independence high school. I saw you guys perform last Saturday! You guys were so good! I loved the show! Seriously Colorguard looked so together and the band sounded amazing 💜💜💜