This computer is easily the most difficult project I have ever worked on but it's also one of my favorites. It broke me down to quitting so many times but I ...
Pretty cool video to give you a bit of an understanding how computers work.
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But can it run Crysis?
Probably not.
Can it run Doom?
Probably not
This reminds me of Ben Eater’s videos. Building barebones computers is hard!
If you’re interested in a deeper dive into how computers work, I recommend these videos:
Building an 8-bit breadboard computer
Building a 65c02-based computer from scratch
The world’s worst video card?
I’m pretty sure you can still buy the parts for the breadboard computer from Ben Eater’s website if you want to play along.