Is there any way to obtain cpu schematics

[mechkid]

hey every is there anyway i can get my hands on a cpu schematics because what i want to do is make a cpu out of commen household items and use that to upgrade my netbooks cpu.

 

[jerry6]

hey every is there anyway i can get my hands on a cpu schematics because what i want to do is make a cpu out of commen household items and use that to upgrade my netbooks cpu.

You must have an uncommon household , nothing in my house is of the scale to "build " a cpu , unless you're talking a cpu the size of a toaster

 

[jerry6]

look around here , maybe it will help
http://opencores.org/

 

[darth pravus]

You have your own fab then?

I doubt you'll build anything of the same socket type in your own home

 

[mechkid]

yeah thats right a toaster cpu which is a size of a toaster you know instend of replaceing it with my netbook ill outta replace it with my acer tower cpu!

 

[sneak_stealth]

Yeah, that won't work either

 

[mechkid]

look around here , maybe it will help
http://opencores.org/

dude the site requires a registration plus won't allow for any schematics for veiwing to be downloaded lol!

 

[mechkid]

ce mon need cpu schmatics lol

 

[darth pravus]

Yeah a tower CPU wouldn't work.

 

[zdbc13]

Put the rum in the coconut and mix it all up.....

 

[twelve25]

Do you know how small 20-60 nanometers is? That's the kind of dies and circuits being used in even crappy processors.

I don't doubt people could make some kind of processor at home, but it's going to be about as powerful as a computer from the 1950s with dozens of circuits instead of millions.

An Intel Atom circa 2008 has 47,000,000 circuits in a small 1-2" socket. You think you can do that at home? Heck, a 286 from the 80's has 134,000 circuits. That can't even run a gui and I doubt you could do that by hand in even the size of a refrigerator.

 

[Alabalcho]

@Kid,

http://www.ttlcpu.com/articles/4-bit-ttl-scratchbuilt-computer
Here is something to start with (inluding schematics). It's four-bit CPU, but fully doable with "household items" 😉

 

[Brett928S2]

lollll