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A black cat watches over a futuristic city glowing with neon lights. Calm in the chaos, this rooftop guardian sees it all. What would you name this cyberpunk cat wanderer?

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(via Cool Anime Japanese Art Cat Classic T-Shirt by doodlewithdan)

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Azt mondom, Cyberpunkcat a javából

[blisscast]

[Stray 🐱 ft @afternoon_fika] More at my blog blisscast.wordpress.com, link in bio. ℹ Special post coming tomorrow night ✨. Follow for more updates! . I remember when they announced the PS5, and this game was announced as part of the first PS5 games. Too bad it only came out recently 👀. I had wanted to get this for a long time, because of course cyberpunk nekos, but they decided the physical version would have been released at a later date :'). But now, it's mine ( ˙꒳​˙ ). I'll play it sometime. The catcus plushie is so cute ✨ I bought it a while ago from @afternoon_fika 's shop. . I'm currently playing Atelier Sophie 2, and I'm really enjoying it so far! I'm in chapter 3. It really helps that I've completed the first one as well, because the Atelier series is cute but deadly. Don't be fooled by Sophie's cuteness overload 👀. . #stray #straygame #cyberpunk #cyberpunkcat #ps5 #ps4 #steam #playstation5 #playstation4 #neko #kawaiiplush #kawaiigamer #kawaiiaesthetic #gamergirl #gamergirls #sony #annapurna https://www.instagram.com/p/Cj00RiYoXsk/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Feline Aerochrome #kolarivisionirchrome #colorinfrared #cats #fujifimx #fujifilmxt2 #irchrome #cyberpunkcat https://www.instagram.com/p/Chs3mvKODlo/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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The newest member of The House of Scrimshaw . . . Jack Jack . . . Scrimshaw WAITS... . . . #ｖａｐｏｒｗａｖｅ #webpunk #postvaporwavebecausevaporwaveistoomainstream #tomwaits #kitten #cyberpunk #postcyberpunk #cats #windows96 #nickdrake #🦈👁 #cyberpunkcat #blackvapor #dsbm #shoegaze #blackgaze #merzbow https://www.instagram.com/p/B3lee0WFgIF/?igshid=5bpow1enlcmk

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AMD Radeon RX 6900 XTX Graphics Card Rumored To Feature 18 Gbps GDDR6 Memory, Increased Clock Speeds With Navi 21 XTXH GPU, Faster Than RTX 3090

AMD Radeon RX 6900 XTX Graphics Card Rumored To Feature 18 Gbps GDDR6 Memory, Increased Clock Speeds With Navi 21 XTXH GPU, Faster Than RTX 3090

AMD is allegedly working on its fastest Big Navi 21 GPU-based graphics card, the Radeon RX 6900 XTX. The new information comes from a slide that has been leaked by CyberPunkCat which states that the card will feature faster memory and clock speeds. AMD Radeon RX 6900 XTX Allegedly In The Works, Could Feature Navi 21 XTXH GPU With 18 Gbps Memory & Faster Clocks The AMD Radeon RX 6900 XT currently…

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Предполагаемые конфиденциальные документы AMD описывают процессоры Zen 3

Предполагаемые конфиденциальные документы AMD описывают процессоры Zen 3

Пока пользователи ждут анонса AMD Zen 3 8 октября, производитель оборудования CyberPunkCat поделился предварительной информацией по новым процессорам c интернет-ресурсом Tomshardware. 

Документ, датированный 10 июня, судя по всему, сделан в самой компании AMD. Хотя информация выглядит достоверной, рекомендуется подходить к ней с не��оторой осторожностью. Однако информация соответствует тому, что…

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Nvidia RTX 3090 is allegedly twice as powerful as the RTX 2080 Ti, according to leaked Nvidia slides

Nvidia RTX 3090 is allegedly twice as powerful as the RTX 2080 Ti, according to leaked Nvidia slides

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Nvidia RTX 3090 performance benchmarks have allegedly surfaced online just a day before the GPU’s official unveiling.

The leaked slides comes courtesy of tipster Cyberpunkcat (via Wccftech), although it’s worth noting that the authenticity of this rumor not been verified – so we’d advise to take the following with a huge pinch of salt.

If legitimate,…

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AMD BIG Navi specs: 5120 cores, 24GB HBM2e at 2TB/sec memory bandwidth

AMD’s next-gen Big Navi GPU teased with 24GB of HBM2e on a 4096-bit memory bus with an insane 2TB/sec bandwidth

AMD is hard at work on its new Big Navi GPU, and now we have a fresh new rumor that is very exciting — as it teases some truly monster specs that could really shake up the camp at Team Green, at least until Ampere is here

The new report is coming from ‘CyberPunkCat’ on Twitter…

[componentplanet]

AMD Radeon Navi 20 Could Pack 5,120 Cores, 24GB of HBM2: Report

AMD fans have been curious about Big Navi since the company teased its arrival last year, but AMD hasn’t officially said much about the GPU since, beyond confirming that it’ll launch this year and that the same technology is used in the PS5 and Xbox Series X. Now, a Twitter user is claiming to have documents from SK Hynix that give some of the official stats on the upcoming graphics card.

@ghost_motley @KOMACHI_ENSAKA Didn’t know where else to send this. One of my contacts in SK sent to me. Looks like a new GPU? pic.twitter.com/MEIc8smAZS

— CyberPunkCat (@CyberCatPunk) February 24, 2020

The first question to ask when evaluating any rumor is how much sense the chip makes in context. From that perspective, this is a pretty reasonable rumor. A straight doubling of Navi’s width makes sense for a larger card, while the 4,096-bit memory bus reportedly delivers up to 2TB/s of memory bandwidth. That’s double Radeon VII, for a GPU that would also pack a 1.5x larger frame buffer. Hat-tip to Hot Hardware for seeing the story.

To be clear, there’s going to be zero near-term need for GPUs

with 24GB of dedicated RAM or 2TB/s of memory bandwidth for mainstream gaming. While both of these specs are impressive and we are on the edge of a new console generation, consoles like the PS5 and Xbox Series X are expected to offer 16-24GB of RAM in total, with some percentage of it reserved for the host operating system. PC game developers are going to target their software at the hardware people actually own, and the most popular GPUs currently in-market are all in the 4GB to 8GB range. The one metric that does reliably increase every console generation is total game storage requirements, which tend to jump at the introduction of each new generation. PC gamers worried about storage might want to look to their SSDs, but VRAM needs shouldn’t surge dramatically.

The bandwidth improvement would be enormous. Compared with the GCN-based Radeon VII, the Navi 2.0 RDNA GPU would be 1.25x larger (5,120 cores versus 4,096) with 2x the memory bandwidth and an assumed equivalent 1.25x expected uplift courtesy of the new RDNA architecture. We can’t speculate on fill rate or texture rates without knowing the GPU clock, but the increase in texture units and ROPs would provide significant uplift compared with the Radeon VII as well. A three-high HBM2 stack at 2GB/layer would work out to 6GB per stack, for 24GB total in four stacks.

Mathematically, everything makes sense. A Navi built around specs like these would easily take the fight to Nvidia’s Turing family, given that we’re looking at significant improvements in width and architecture. Any additional gains AMD picked up for RDNA 2.0 over 1.0 would also factor in, though we don’t actually have many details on how different the two architectures are, beyond the fact that RDNA 2.0 supports ray tracing and variable rate shading. Power efficiency is also a question — RDNA 1.0 moved the ball downfield, with AMD’s 7nm competing with Nvidia’s 12nm, but it’s not clear if RDNA 2.0 will improve things further. Nvidia will also be releasing Ampere this year, so Big Navi doesn’t just need to tackle Turing — it needs to have enough gas in the tank to be well-positioned against future Nvidia products as well.

I’m not going to say this rumor is accurate — we genuinely don’t know — but the GPU it describes at least makes sense relative to what AMD might be releasing, and we’d expect strong performance scaling compared with the 5700 XT if this is indeed the GPU AMD intends to launch.

Now Read:

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from ExtremeTechExtremeTech https://www.extremetech.com/gaming/306569-amd-radeon-navi-20-could-pack-5120-cores-24gb-of-hbm2-report from Blogger http://componentplanet.blogspot.com/2020/02/amd-radeon-navi-20-could-pack-5120.html

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Gender is fake so let people identify as whatever they feel comfortable as 😙

Biology is fake says tumblr user cyberpunkcat.

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SK hynix debunks recent HBM2E and AMD’s Next-Gen “big NAVI” GPU rumours, issues official statement

Some rumours about AMD’s next-gen “big NAVI” GPU surfaced earlier this month. Now as you may have noticed, we didn’t report on those rumours as they felt “fishy”. And today, SK hynix has issued an official statement in which the company debunked them.

These latest AMD rumours were shared online by Twitter user CyberPunkCat. According to those rumours, AMD’s big NAVI GPU would be using HBM2E memory. Furthermore, the big NAVI would have 5120 shading units, 320 TMUs, 96 ROPs and 80 compute units.

However, SK hynix stated that the company has not created or distributed such specifications. Moreover, the document asserted to be leaked by an internal source was fabricated.

As SK hynix stated:

“First of all, the specifications of our HBM2E shown in the document are incorrect.

Secondly, for those of you who are not familiar with Korean, the text in the document says “With Local Communities… 2020 Happiness,” which is not related to HBM2E development or GPU. Moreover, we found out that this text actually appeared on the main page of our Korean Newsroom as a title for one of our content.”

And that is that everyone. No HBM2E memory for the big NAVI GPU. Let’s hope that AMD will reveal more official details about its big NAVI GPU sooner than later.

Kudos to our reader Metal Messiah for bringing this to our attention.

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