What is the strongest computer you can shove into the size of

my penis

>>57845710
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>>57845710
outperformed by a rpi

>>57845697
Wouldn't be very strong. Some kind of network of symmetric multiprocessors like the IBM Power series could be adapted if the programming was made from scratch to take advantage of it.

>>57845717
shut up i banged ur mom okay she said my dick was BIG

You could bypass the problem by just having a transmitter in there, and have that be connected to a large computer nearby.

>>57845772
This doesn't work in reality due to latency.

>>57845808
That depends on what you are wanting to do with your potential android.

>>57845697
Remeber Apple Mac Pro 2013?
Something of that size. Also you can fill up inside os ribbon cage too and add a network of low-power multi-threaded processing sensors all over the body

>>57845697
A brain

>>57846127
>it took /g/ ten posts to figure this out

>>57846226
/g/ is already a lost cause anon since 5 years ago. And I'm still here because why not?

>>57846226
A brain is not a computer.

>>57846661
What is it?

>>57846818
It's a fucking organ you retard

>>57846952
you're an organ

>>57846952
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biological_computing

>>57845771
My mom is a fucking midget, you mongoloid.

>>57845697
>strong
pick the right adjective next time.

>>57845697
Is OP image from Overwatch?

>>57847321
Best?

>>57845808
>implying future technology will not solve latency problems

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>>57845697
Some Apple ][ or C64, I suppose

>>57847497
Niiiice

Is the answer 'a brain'?

>>57847642
Supposedly
OP was too much of a retard (or redditor) to convey all he wanted was an epic oh exploitable reply

>>57847437
the speed of light is the current limit, dont check the latency to the moon at the speed of light you will be dissapointed, hell the best latency from america to australia is even garbage at 100% the speed of light

>>57847642
No, my waifu robot can only fit a small computer in her head.

>>57847291
well you are gay and stupid

>>57847669
what about spooky action at a distance?

Other than a brain, make the head a sphere full of a non corrosive/conductive liquid, make a whole bunch of small SBC's like the Orange Pi Zero, but designed with submersion cooling and networkability in mind, and mesh them together.

>>57848240
You can''t have information travel at superliminal speeds without violating causality.

See also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tachyonic_antitelephone

>tfw you will die before brain co-processors and AR implants are available
just end it now

>>57848240
>what about spooky action at a distance?
Can't be used to transmit information

So where do you put the cooling apparatus?

>>57850556
Liquid cooled and the head sweats.

>>57845697
The answer is literally the strongest thing you can get at that size...so probably a phone cpu or something. Maybe a Raspberry Pi

>>57847437
it won't

>>57845697
Brains aren't computers. Intelligence isn't sequential processing of discrete data.

A brain generate roughly 20 watts of heat.

>>57852572
How small is your head, op? Mine can certainly fit more than stampsized cpu.

>>57845772
Muh botnet

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>>57852915
Like this?

>>57845697
At least 6 RPi as a grid. You can even simulate brain functions, also speech, hearing and vision functionalities - separately - with them ;)

Is it designed from scratch to fit inside the skull?

Is heat a problem?
Is the storage included?
Is the power source included?

If not you can fit a modern powerful computer in that volume. A 64 core xeon with 256GB of ram and maybe a graphics card, depending on it's size.

>>57845697

it depends

are we ignoring power and heat?

by volume computers are very small. they take up more space because boards are flat and rectangular.

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>>57846127
>t. Frasier

Not very because we aren't designing computers to fit into people's skulls.

if at some point we determine that the main thing separating man-made androids from humans/true-synthetic-lifeforms is actually the imperfections and natural flaws in the brain, do you think we'd opt to try and create a less "perfect" (precise) brain to try and emulate this?

>>57846661
>A brain is not a computer.
Define Compute
>verb
>verb: compute; 3rd person present: computes; past tense: computed; past participle: computed; gerund or present participle: computing
>calculate or reckon (a figure or amount).
>"we can compute the exact increase"
>synonyms: calculate, work out, reckon, determine, evaluate, quantify; More
>make a calculation, especially using a computer.
>"modern circuitry can compute faster than any chess player"
>informal
>seem reasonable; make sense.
>"the idea just doesn't compute"
I swear you fuckers are getting dumber every day.

>>57855968
>>57856158
Yes, ignore power and heat unless you are being stupid.

>>57846952
It's an organ that computes.

>>57846818
A brain.

>>57845697
who is this semon demon?

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>>57853523
kek

>>57845697
Depends on cooling. Skulls are not very good at that.