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This is a detailed Minecraft voxel art representation of a Gigabyte Z270 Phoenix Gaming motherboard. It was meticulously constructed in December 2019 using MCEdit version 0.1.7.1.

The build is rendered using Minecraft version 1.12.2, showcasing the intricate details of the motherboard design in a blocky, pixel art style. I hope you enjoy viewing this unique creation.

Materials Required

51 block types · 54,235 blocks · 128×26×150

Gray Wool14,474
Gray Concrete7,424
Light Gray Wool7,335
Iron Block6,001
Black Concrete5,433
Black Wool3,560
Smooth Stone Slab2,024
Orange Stained Glass704
Bedrock681
Clay620
Obsidian594
White Wool578
Orange Wool534
Gravel492
Stone Bricks432
Snow Block361
Sandstone293
Gold Block252
Orange Terracotta246
Cobblestone224
Coal Block217
Yellow Stained Glass215
Stone190
Glowstone180
Nether Bricks150
Light Gray Concrete104
Green Wool102
Polished Diorite96
White Concrete92
Red Sandstone66
Sandstone Slab64
Quartz Block59
Bone Block56
End Stone48
Orange Concrete36
Blue Wool32
Lime Wool32
Red Stained Glass32
Yellow Concrete32
Stone Button31
Yellow Terracotta28
Terracotta20
Light Blue Wool18
Emerald Block16
Red Wool16
Purple Wool10
Sponge9
Pink Wool8
Redstone Lamp8
Diamond Ore4
Slime Block2

Before You Build

This build uses 54,235 blocks across 51 block types – about 848 stacks in total, or 32 shulker boxes worth of material. It occupies 128×150 blocks of ground and stands 26 blocks tall.

What to bring first

Gray Wool – 14,474 226 stacks + 10
Gray Concrete – 7,424 116 stacks
Light Gray Wool – 7,335 114 stacks + 39
Iron Block – 6,001 93 stacks + 49
Black Concrete – 5,433 84 stacks + 57

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 Lamp, 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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