New CPU Architecture !
by nameta9 » Sun Oct 06, 2013 9:34 am
New CPU Architecture
I was looking at old Microprocessors 6500, 68000, 6800 etc. and noticing that the instruction sets have only 3 types of operations: 1. data movement, 2. branch and 3. math - logical operations on registers so it would be only a JMP or BRANCH, a LOAD from Memory and an ADD (or AND etc.) Number to Memory or register, etc.
So given that these old CPUs had only 5,000 transistors, with the level of integration available today (billions of transistors) you could completely change the CPU architecture: do away with data movement operations, each memory location could have a CPU attached or something like that to do the logical operations, the branches could simply be signals to the memory locations, massively parallel CPU, completely new designs, very fast machines, etc.
If you consider that those old CPU systems had a 4k ROM for BASIC, then 4000 locations times 5000 transistors makes only 25 million transistors, it could be done or experimented, etc.
New CPU architectures, changing completely the way those CPUs were designed, make the memory the processor, make the logic diffused, try all possible combinations, etc.
CPUs in 50 years have only tried about 20 to 50 different combinations, we can now try thousands of new ideas (who cares if most don't work, the possibilities are there, some can be breakthroughs!).
And imagine if we don't even use logic or something, new ways of thinking and such. Just like pure blind forces created life and complexity exactly because those forces didn't use any logic, anything could go, any combination, in as logic simply limits what can be while nature follows no rules it just keeps on making a mess until a brain pops out of the soup, so new CPU designs could be tried, billions of new combinations, with millions of transistors so many new connections and circuits and such...
APE
I was looking at old Microprocessors 6500, 68000, 6800 etc. and noticing that the instruction sets have only 3 types of operations: 1. data movement, 2. branch and 3. math - logical operations on registers so it would be only a JMP or BRANCH, a LOAD from Memory and an ADD (or AND etc.) Number to Memory or register, etc.
So given that these old CPUs had only 5,000 transistors, with the level of integration available today (billions of transistors) you could completely change the CPU architecture: do away with data movement operations, each memory location could have a CPU attached or something like that to do the logical operations, the branches could simply be signals to the memory locations, massively parallel CPU, completely new designs, very fast machines, etc.
If you consider that those old CPU systems had a 4k ROM for BASIC, then 4000 locations times 5000 transistors makes only 25 million transistors, it could be done or experimented, etc.
New CPU architectures, changing completely the way those CPUs were designed, make the memory the processor, make the logic diffused, try all possible combinations, etc.
CPUs in 50 years have only tried about 20 to 50 different combinations, we can now try thousands of new ideas (who cares if most don't work, the possibilities are there, some can be breakthroughs!).
And imagine if we don't even use logic or something, new ways of thinking and such. Just like pure blind forces created life and complexity exactly because those forces didn't use any logic, anything could go, any combination, in as logic simply limits what can be while nature follows no rules it just keeps on making a mess until a brain pops out of the soup, so new CPU designs could be tried, billions of new combinations, with millions of transistors so many new connections and circuits and such...
APE
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Re: New CPU Architecture !
by nameta9 » Sun Oct 06, 2013 2:14 pm
We can free ourselves from the Function Bounded
Combinations of Matter into only some combinations not allowing us to
explore the entire combinational space: like a car engine must only move
a box from A to B and this bounds the design of the engine into only
some types of contraptions not allowing us to try out all kinds of new
contraptions: the engine could be full of valves, cylinders doing all
kinds of things gears, all kinds of irrational mechanisms that are not
going to lead to anything (imaginary functions ? wild functions,
parallel functions, functions that are no longer point wise from A to B,
but entire volumes into others ?) but are just exploring the
combinational space of engine parts, coils, gears wires and so forth.
Get rid of the bounded end functions and Matter can explore so many new
entities, just as Matter did when it evolved the Brain from all kinds of
random entities on the earth and a long chain of actions and reactions
etc.
We can't construct the origin of life because the random irrational combinations that Matter can assume are way too many for our puny cause and effect logic: blind chance, dumb luck is much richer and can produce much more than our bounded, simple logical mind.
So you can change the way Microprocessors are designed, for example you can have a one shot conversion of a Memory state into another, one million bytes directly connected to a new set of one million bytes, just one shot to change a million memory locations into another and you avoid all the sequential steps.
Or your CPU could have every point on it (or in the volume of the CPU) constantly branching into all possible directions, so not only does every memory location represent a CPU, a processor, but every point is always branching, trying all the combinations constantly and so forth, and all of the combinations in between, trillions of new CPU experiments and designs, so cool!
And a planet sized CPU where every point is a processor doing all kinds of things, if the earth keeps on producing a billion microcontrollers a year, in billions of years the earth will be a ball of Microprocessors all running wildly and randomly, a new evolution, and shove that planet in an ocean of electricity, in the Sun and see what happens.
On a side note, I noticed that these cheap 20 dollars Microcontrollers are becoming popular, Arduino or something like that, so now we can design new Personal Computers and try out all kinds of new ideas and no longer be bounded by Microsoft or Linux, but try all kinds of simpler and new Operating Systems, bring back to life Amiga and such, whatever.
Millions of new PC types, new Operating Systems, wild chips, a never ending stream of new experiments, new possibilities, and evolution will continue, breakthroughs will occur, we will be Free From the Past.
TARD
We can't construct the origin of life because the random irrational combinations that Matter can assume are way too many for our puny cause and effect logic: blind chance, dumb luck is much richer and can produce much more than our bounded, simple logical mind.
So you can change the way Microprocessors are designed, for example you can have a one shot conversion of a Memory state into another, one million bytes directly connected to a new set of one million bytes, just one shot to change a million memory locations into another and you avoid all the sequential steps.
Or your CPU could have every point on it (or in the volume of the CPU) constantly branching into all possible directions, so not only does every memory location represent a CPU, a processor, but every point is always branching, trying all the combinations constantly and so forth, and all of the combinations in between, trillions of new CPU experiments and designs, so cool!
And a planet sized CPU where every point is a processor doing all kinds of things, if the earth keeps on producing a billion microcontrollers a year, in billions of years the earth will be a ball of Microprocessors all running wildly and randomly, a new evolution, and shove that planet in an ocean of electricity, in the Sun and see what happens.
On a side note, I noticed that these cheap 20 dollars Microcontrollers are becoming popular, Arduino or something like that, so now we can design new Personal Computers and try out all kinds of new ideas and no longer be bounded by Microsoft or Linux, but try all kinds of simpler and new Operating Systems, bring back to life Amiga and such, whatever.
Millions of new PC types, new Operating Systems, wild chips, a never ending stream of new experiments, new possibilities, and evolution will continue, breakthroughs will occur, we will be Free From the Past.
TARD
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Re: New CPU Architecture !
by nameta9 » Sun Oct 06, 2013 6:09 pm
Other possibilities: clockless chips, serial to
parallel converters, make a chip + program set into a parallel
combinational circuit that executes in one shot, simply by signal delay
across the complete combination of circuits equivalent to the program
and so forth. After all a program in the 6502 (commodore 64) or 6800
could have a few thousand bytes of length, converting it into a parallel
circuit could mean just 100 million transistors, no sequential steps,
just a long chain of direct combinational signals, delay only by the
serialization of the transit time through the transistors.
The slowest part of any system is the serialization delays, whether sequential of parallel...
And other possible machines inside the machines, so many registers and circuits could be connected with a 100 million transistors, or you could make them operate in linear mode, all analog signals and analog circuits, a hugely complex analog computer and so forth, and imagine all the combinations, all of the breakthroughs, you can do it man, just do it, first gear, its all right, second gear hold on time, third gear you're out of sight...
TARD
The slowest part of any system is the serialization delays, whether sequential of parallel...
And other possible machines inside the machines, so many registers and circuits could be connected with a 100 million transistors, or you could make them operate in linear mode, all analog signals and analog circuits, a hugely complex analog computer and so forth, and imagine all the combinations, all of the breakthroughs, you can do it man, just do it, first gear, its all right, second gear hold on time, third gear you're out of sight...
TARD
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