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This schematic features a detailed replica of the MSI X570S-ACE MAX motherboard, a component from their MEG series. The build was meticulously crafted over approximately two and a half hours. It was created using MCEdit version 0.1.7.1 and rendered within Minecraft version 1.12.2.

Please note that the provided schematic file exclusively contains the motherboard itself. It does not include any additional accessories or packaging elements.

Materials Required

49 block types · 93,583 blocks · 128×26×150

Gray Concrete37,152
Gray Wool16,197
Light Gray Wool12,392
Black Wool8,141
Iron Block5,521
Obsidian2,516
Smooth Stone Slab1,618
Ice1,499
Black Concrete1,201
Snow Block1,060
Diorite1,020
Gold Block623
Polished Diorite496
Beacon407
Orange Terracotta313
Stone Bricks310
Coal Block280
Bedrock265
White Wool259
Brown Terracotta195
Sandstone184
Orange Wool164
Lime Concrete148
End Stone144
Birch Planks143
Glowstone143
Stone125
Cobblestone104
Gravel103
Green Wool98
Yellow Terracotta86
Yellow Wool71
Yellow Stained Glass70
Quartz Block66
Blue Wool64
Lime Wool60
Sponge60
Pumpkin57
Red Wool48
White Concrete45
Polished Andesite32
Red Sandstone32
Clay31
Light Gray Concrete23
Terracotta8
Emerald Block4
Slime Block2
Yellow Concrete2
Prismarine1

Before You Build

This build uses 93,583 blocks across 49 block types – about 1,463 stacks in total, or 55 shulker boxes worth of material. It occupies 128×150 blocks of ground and stands 26 blocks tall.

What to bring first

Gray Concrete – 37,152 580 stacks + 32
Gray Wool – 16,197 253 stacks + 5
Light Gray Wool – 12,392 193 stacks + 40
Black Wool – 8,141 127 stacks + 13
Iron Block – 5,521 86 stacks + 17

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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