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This detailed schematic recreates the AMD X570S Aero G motherboard using MCEdit. It was rendered in Minecraft version 1.12.2.

Created over 8 days, this build is a faithful representation of the motherboard’s design.

Materials Required

52 block types · 85,642 blocks · 128×26×150

Gray Wool16,171
Polished Diorite14,100
Gray Concrete10,227
Light Gray Wool10,227
Snow Block9,572
Black Wool8,356
Iron Block5,553
Smooth Stone Slab1,716
Obsidian1,055
Black Concrete1,044
Polished Andesite780
Bedrock667
Ice560
Gold Block531
White Wool520
Pink Glazed Terracotta462
Beacon366
Coal Block333
Clay321
Orange Terracotta276
Red Wool274
Iron Ore264
Stone Bricks254
Gravel235
Sandstone167
End Stone151
Orange Wool151
Black Terracotta132
Cobblestone125
Stone121
Lapis Block110
Quartz Block88
Green Wool82
Red Sandstone76
Yellow Concrete76
Nether Bricks64
Sponge63
Redstone Block48
Bone Block44
Lime Terracotta40
Yellow Stained Glass38
Glowstone36
Blue Wool32
Lime Wool32
Yellow Terracotta28
Terracotta24
Iron Bars16
Emerald Block12
Light Blue Wool8
Pink Wool8
Diamond Ore4
Slime Block2

Before You Build

This build uses 85,642 blocks across 52 block types – about 1,339 stacks in total, or 50 shulker boxes worth of material. It occupies 128×150 blocks of ground and stands 26 blocks tall.

What to bring first

Gray Wool – 16,171 252 stacks + 43
Polished Diorite – 14,100 220 stacks + 20
Gray Concrete – 10,227 159 stacks + 51
Light Gray Wool – 10,227 159 stacks + 51
Snow Block – 9,572 149 stacks + 36

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 Redstone Block, 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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