Why so laggy

[imcute-aaaa]

I want to make something like an cpu. But if i put enough ram modules(i need 3 16*16 ones(i.e 16 address and 16 data pins))it lags a lot If I then put a lot of registers and wires on a long and thick bus,it will lag pretty much. I have a schematic of a 6 bit cpu that has 3 6*6 ram modules and a lot of registers and lags pretty much.

[pfalstad]

Yeah you might run into problems with a circuit that big. You might want to use a logic-based simulator.

[imcute-aaaa]

a logic based simulator?(i just used your ram modules that lack pulldowns on a seperate thread,but they still lagged,although less than my own ram modules) ps:logic.ly gets laggy at even smaller scales

[pfalstad]

Really, it's even more laggy? Well, you could play around with the timestep. You can set the timestep using Options->Other Options. Make it as large as possible. Take the clock period (1/clock frequency), divide by 2, and divide by the number of steps needed to simulate your circuit. Like if you have gates 5 levels deep, then divide by 5. Or you could just experiment and see how large you can make it without introducing errors into your circuit.

[imcute-aaaa]

It's not laggy as if it would run at low tick rate,its laggy as if you cannot drag it freely(fps plummets on dragging stuff)

[imcute-aaaa]

Hello?

[pfalstad]

So it's laggy when dragging? Even if the simulation is stopped?

I don't think I have any circuits that big, could you post it?

[imcute-aaaa]

https://replit.com/@imcute-aaaa/circuitjs-schematics#6%20bit%20finished%20(1).txt

[imcute-aaaa]

It lags when you don't stop the simulation And it lags when you drag parts

[imcute-aaaa]

Logisim worked fine.(partially cuz they have wider wires/buses as a primitive)

[pfalstad]

Sorry, it's not designed for huge digital circuits.