If the Universe is a simulation, what specs is it running on?

It wouldn't be ever conceivable/understandable to us.

>>57915083
/thread, it'd need to simulate all the hardware in the world at once, plus some overhead.

>>57915103
Don't be a cuck. Nvidia, AMD or Intel?

intvidiamd

>>57915075
Comodore 64

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7+ billion human brains

>>57915075
1 universe
Uptime: 14 billion years
Precision: 6.62*10^-34
Fps: 1/6.62*10^-34
Size and power still unknown.

>>57915168
but how can 7+ billion brains when there's only 7 people on earth? I thought we only had 1 brain each? you wouldn't lie to us, would you, anon?

Something powerful enough to simulate a universe for billions of years.

Probably like a gtx 680 I reckon that'd do it.

>>57915168
>human brains
>he doesnt know about the etraterrestrial life

>>57915075
It doesn't matter what it's running on, because the aliens actually optimised it properly

>>57915075
a pentium 4

>>57915075
idk but the physics are cool

the processing power is actually irrelevant because the passage of time outside of a simulation is imperceptible for anyone inside it

the computer could be series of pebbles on an infinitely large beach being moved by an old man

it could take a trillion years to process a nanosecond of our time, it wouldn't matter to us

If the universe is a simulation why haven't there been any glitches or bugs yet?

www.krishnapath.org/Library/Science/MAYA-The_World_As_Virtual_Reality.pdf

>>57916304
Because it's not GNU/universe.

>>57916304
Because it doesn't run on Windows.

runs on an 8800GTX

>>57916286
I knew I'd heard this before
xkcd.com/505/

>>57916304
ghosts, ufos, dejavu, gods, all those can count as glitches

>>57916652
>8800 gtx
>not 8800 ultra

>>57916304
>no glitches yet
but anon:
>what are black holes
>what is life
life is a virus, the simulation keeps trying to correct its error, yet like any virus, it spreads and grows and is hard to remove without fucking up the whole thing.
and if life was intended
>what are mutations and deformities
regardless even if we are in a simulation and our creator made us, why would he make us feel and think yet have all the worste emotions and painful feels that are in existance?
sounds cruel, and like a simulation i would never want to live in.

>>57916814
>>57916689
Those aren't bugs, they're features.

Playstation 4 hardware

>>57916814
You feel emotions because that's our perception of our own survival instinct. For example, if you didn't feel sadness you wouldn't notice bad things, or would pay less attention to them. And not paying attention to certain stuff would make you less likely to survive.
Any natural emotion is there to keep you doing what you should do.

it's rendered at 23.976 fps

>>57916938
>less likely to survive.
why would i want to survive though? why would a simulator care about my survival?

>>57915075
It runs on the universe idiot. The hardware is literally the particles it is comprised of

>>57915369
>closed source
Year of the GNU + universe, when?

>>57915369
That's a very low fps

>>57917177
>GPU + Universe
you can't hide your fuckup senpai

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>>57917482
When you can prove nothing because
>DELET

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>>57917498
;^)

>>57915075
No more than 16 GiB of RAM thats fo sho

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>>57917515