In early September, the blogger studied the methodology of electronic pregnancy tests. He found that the tests used an 8-bit Holtek processor and 64 bytes of RAM. It turned out that all this was only used to read data from a standard paper test and display a text result on the screen.

After that, he used the power of the chip to show what DOOM and TES V: Skyrim would have looked like. He managed to play the video on the test screen. To do this, he replaced the display, on which the video stream was displayed, and the chip served as a driver. The blogger worried that he would not have enough bandwidth to update the image in real-time, but nothing happened. In addition, he played several clips on the screen.