Stealthv quad core

STEALTHV — Now With Marketing.

The future belongs to those who build it. A tribute to @elonmusk , @Tesla and @SpaceX . KIANV STEALTHV — my custom FPGA SoC in SystemVerilog. 4× RV32IMA, Linux SMP, Sv32, live audio FFT and framebuffer graphics.

A tribute to Stanford — running on KIANV STEALTHV. My custom SystemVerilog SoC running Linux SMP on an FPGA. Four RV32IMA cores, Sv32 MMU and coherent L1/L2 caches. Still optimizing the L2, but already happy with the results. Nine Stanford 3D models with up to 6,000 triangles each. Fixed-point rendering, Gouraud shading and a 16-bit Z-buffer at 320×240. All four cores dynamically share rasterization work in 8-row tiles, while framebuffer DMA and ALSA handle video and EBM audio under Linux. Models: Stanford Computer Graphics Laboratory / XYZ RGB Music: EBM Neurostrike by Night_City_Radio #RISCV #FPGA #SystemVerilog #Linux #SMP

KIANV StealthV — my custom quad-core RISC-V Linux SoC, written in SystemVerilog and running on FPGA. An X-Wing rotates through a moving starfield, zooms across the screen and switches between Gouraud shading, wireframe and points. No GPU — all 3D rendering runs on the four CPU cores. Four pinned workers handle fixed-point transforms, lighting and rasterization: 6,717 triangles at native 320×240, around 25 FPS on average. RV32IMA, Sv32, private L1 caches, coherent shared L2, framebuffer DMA and ALSA audio running together under Linux SMP. Music: Captain — Space Debris. 3D model: Stylized X-Wing by Alexander Günther (sketchfab.com/3d-models/styl…), CC BY 4.0 (creativecommons.org/licenses…), adapted for the renderer.

God night StealtV