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This is a detailed Minecraft schematic recreation of the MSI PRO B660-A DDR4 motherboard. It was built for enjoyment shortly after the board’s official unveiling.

Please note that the provided schematic file only includes the left side of the motherboard as depicted in the first, second, and fourth images.

Materials Required

45 block types · 69,789 blocks · 128×26×150

Gray Concrete22,186
Gray Wool12,228
Light Gray Wool9,074
Iron Block6,114
Black Wool5,805
Smooth Stone Slab2,230
Clay2,198
Snow Block1,362
Obsidian1,323
Stone1,185
Diorite780
White Wool625
Bedrock591
Ice560
Black Concrete432
Polished Diorite334
Coal Block318
Gold Block311
Stone Bricks248
Orange Terracotta240
Sandstone233
Brown Terracotta220
End Stone156
Glowstone144
Orange Wool132
Green Wool98
Quartz Block87
Gravel78
Sponge77
Cobblestone62
Yellow Stained Glass56
Pumpkin44
Nether Brick Slab36
Red Sandstone36
Lime Wool32
Red Wool32
Terracotta24
Stone Button20
Beacon16
Emerald Block16
Yellow Terracotta16
Sandstone Slab12
Light Blue Wool8
Pink Wool8
Slime Block2

Before You Build

This build uses 69,789 blocks across 45 block types – about 1,091 stacks in total, or 41 shulker boxes worth of material. It occupies 128×150 blocks of ground and stands 26 blocks tall.

What to bring first

Gray Concrete – 22,186 346 stacks + 42
Gray Wool – 12,228 191 stacks + 4
Light Gray Wool – 9,074 141 stacks + 50
Iron Block – 6,114 95 stacks + 34
Black Wool – 5,805 90 stacks + 45

Survival or creative?

This build is not survival-obtainable as-is. It contains Bedrock, which cannot be collected in survival – paste it in creative, or substitute those blocks.

Moving parts

It includes Slime Block, so check the mechanism still works after pasting – redstone state and item-container contents do not always survive a paste.

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