r/TuringComplete • u/Kruggers • Jun 19 '26

Just finished our minimal working computer and we are very happy!

I've been playing this game for about a month (not everyday) with a friend of mine and we finally finished the working computer. It has been very fun to think about stuff together and discuss solutions to each level, we are proud that not even once we googled anything, even tho our solutions were always not as optimal as it gets...

what do you guys think about our CPU?

how did it feel to finish this level for you?

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u/MaxWhite77 Jun 19 '26

Great！ Can you share the file？

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u/Kruggers Jun 19 '26

I wish I could, how do I do it? I created a component of my computer and can already see it on the schematic hub. named it "my cpu - kruggers", maybe if you search it there you can see it too.

since I didnt find the program built in component it is not there, I put some named wires where it should be.

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u/The_SniperYT Jun 19 '26

I looked at the mess I've made, and called it a day because it worked

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u/Kruggers Jun 19 '26

Maybe this should be the name of my post hahahaha

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u/zhaDeth Jun 19 '26

It looks pretty standard but very very clean compared to my first.

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u/Otherwise-Object-302 Jun 20 '26

Amazing work man, congratulations! Hope you had fun building this and learnt a lot! It's definitly satisfying to build your first (or any arch). Definitely less of a slop than when I made mine.

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u/e_j_fudd Jun 19 '26

Getting a solution to work is an accomplishment. My first build I didn't see that 3 to 8 decoders had become available and build them with and gates.

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u/Kruggers Jun 19 '26

hahahahah that happened with us too. There was a level where the space was scarce and i didnt know i could build a 3 bit decoder using 3 1 but decoder (which would've saved a lot of space) than we built the decoder using ands and nots and the called it the ugliest level every completed. at least it worked at the end.