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This Minecraft build is a faithful recreation of the Gigabyte B660 GAMING X DDR4 motherboard. It was meticulously crafted using Minecraft version 1.12.2 and MCEdit 0.1.7.1.

The creation process took approximately two hours to complete. This timeframe was aided by the assumption that the VRM heatsink design is similar to that of its Z690 counterpart.

Materials Required

45 block types · 81,478 blocks · 126×26×150

Polished Diorite34,652
Gray Wool14,124
Light Gray Wool7,820
Iron Block5,679
Black Wool4,607
Clay3,086
Smooth Stone Slab2,062
Snow Block1,150
Gray Concrete1,108
Bedrock1,102
Cyan Terracotta942
Polished Andesite684
Obsidian581
Ice556
White Wool520
Quartz Block519
Stone Bricks274
Coal Block241
Gold Block226
Orange Terracotta216
Sandstone166
Orange Wool139
Cobblestone136
Gravel118
Red Wool116
Green Wool102
End Stone95
Stone66
Sponge58
Yellow Stained Glass49
Red Sandstone40
Glowstone36
Nether Brick Slab36
Blue Wool32
Nether Bricks32
Orange Concrete30
Yellow Terracotta16
Emerald Block12
Sandstone Slab12
Bone Block8
Light Blue Wool8
Lime Wool8
Pink Wool8
Diamond Ore4
Slime Block2

Before You Build

This build uses 81,478 blocks across 45 block types – about 1,274 stacks in total, or 48 shulker boxes worth of material. It occupies 126×150 blocks of ground and stands 26 blocks tall.

What to bring first

Polished Diorite – 34,652 541 stacks + 28
Gray Wool – 14,124 220 stacks + 44
Light Gray Wool – 7,820 122 stacks + 12
Iron Block – 5,679 88 stacks + 47
Black Wool – 4,607 71 stacks + 63

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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