8 Bit Redstone Computer in Bedrock Edition Minecraft

I apologise for the extended break, but here is an 8 bit computer as promised. Its got a basic adder/subtractor ALU with a set of registers, 2 bytes of RAM and a 16-line program counter. Not much, but it does what I want it to.

Uhh, its more of a showcase rather than a tutorial (im thinking about it). But, if you want to build one yourself, its pretty obvious what you need lol.

A view of the ALU (right) and registers (left)

This is the largest RAM module I have ever made (I might make a 1KB RAM module at some point), and uses a pretty cool cell design from mattbatwings.

It's hard to see, but the program counter has 16 lines in which code can be written. This computer is fully programmable with this. Clock speed is a measely 40 ticks, but it works, so i'm happy with it.

Overall, I am quite happy with the UI, except from the display which I kept in binary. I have no clue on how to make a binary to BCD converter, and the only tutorial I found for bedrock was in portugese. You can use all of the computers funtions manually, so programming is not required.