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This is a detailed voxel art recreation of the Biostar B560MX-E PRO motherboard. The creation process took approximately 1.5 hours to complete. The artist was inspired by the recent release of new motherboard models and finished this project shortly after their announcement.

Please note that only the motherboard depicted on the left is available as a schematic. The version on the right is nearly identical but lacks a specific rear I/O feature, making it redundant to offer.

Materials Required

48 block types · 53,978 blocks · 128×21×130

Polished Diorite13,988
Gray Wool12,654
Light Gray Wool7,506
Black Wool5,410
Iron Block4,237
Smooth Stone Slab1,765
Coal Block1,254
Clay1,027
Bedrock767
Diorite681
Mycelium588
White Wool505
Snow Block488
Obsidian485
Gold Block370
Sandstone269
Orange Terracotta210
Black Concrete200
Stone Bricks192
Lime Concrete148
Quartz Block116
Orange Wool109
Gravel108
Green Wool98
End Stone88
Blue Wool64
Sandstone Slab64
Cobblestone63
Andesite62
Yellow Stained Glass54
Stone Button51
Sponge48
Terracotta44
Glowstone36
Orange Concrete36
Yellow Terracotta34
Bone Block32
Polished Andesite32
Lime Wool20
Purple Wool20
Beacon16
Red Sandstone16
Light Blue Wool8
Pink Wool8
Slime Block2
Stone2
Yellow Wool2
Prismarine1

Before You Build

This build uses 53,978 blocks across 48 block types – about 844 stacks in total, or 32 shulker boxes worth of material. It occupies 128×130 blocks of ground and stands 21 blocks tall.

What to bring first

Polished Diorite – 13,988 218 stacks + 36
Gray Wool – 12,654 197 stacks + 46
Light Gray Wool – 7,506 117 stacks + 18
Black Wool – 5,410 84 stacks + 34
Iron Block – 4,237 66 stacks + 13

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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