I don't know..I heard one can't recover stolen crypto and people who offer to recover stolen crypto are scammers themselves.

QuoteAfter all, didn't they skip rdna1 by going directly from vega to rdna2?

Indeed.

RDNA 1 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RDNA_(microarchitecture):
desktop launch: Juli 7, 2019
+ 555 days or 18 months and 5 days
Ryzen 5000 integrated mobile launch: Jan 12 2021

RDNA 2 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RDNA_2:
earliest desktop launch: Navi 21: Nov 18, 2020
+ 412 days or 13 months and 17 days
Ryzen 6000 integrated mobile 660M and 680M launch: Jan 4, 2022

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RDNA_3:
RDNA 3
desktop launch: December 13, 2022
+ 22 days to ~60-90 days
Ryzen 7040 "Phoenix" integrated mobile 760M and 780M announcement: January 4, 2023 (delayed to April?)

RDNA 3.5
(no desktop)
880M and 890M: Jul 2024
+ 184 to 214 days or 6 to 7 months
Strix Halo: Jan 2025

RDNA 4 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RDNA_4:
desktop: February 28, 2025
+ 329 days to 419 days (average of last 3 integrated mobile launches)
Estimated integrated mobile RDNA4 960M / 980M / 990M launch: January 23, 2026 (probably at the CES 2026) to April 23, 2026
Launch at CES 2026 is expected, but the rumor is that it's gonna be just a rename (with a maybe higher clock), like Phoenix to Hawk Point.

The question is: What made AMD use RDNA3 in integrated graphics and why would AMD not use RDNA4 in 2026?
RDNA4 in integrated graphics would be nice:
RDNA3 780M improves by 10-20% over RDNA2 680M, probably limited by memory bandwidth, which aligns with the memory bandwidth increase of 6400 MT/s (RDNA2) to 7500 MT/s (RDNA3).
RDNA3.5 uses 8000 MT/s. For RDNA4, AMD would need to use LPDDR5X-9533 MT/s memory. 9533 MT/s memory is available. Hardware-accelerated FP8 for ML upscaling seems to especially make sense in laptops, where one could then upscale 720p to 1080p.

RDNA 5 based on the desktop launches:
January 16, 2027 (using average) (CES 2027?)
May 27, 2027 (using pattern)
+ adding the 6 to 7 months from above
Medusa Halo: July 19 2027 to August 18, 2027

Wie heißt es so schön:
It's not a bug, it's a feature 😁😉

Diese Art der brückentechnologie hatte ich mir in Deutschland schon sehr lange gewünscht. Anstatt Fahrzeuge nur mit einer Reichweite von 40 50 später 80 km als Standard auf dem Markt zu bringen hätte ich mir erhofft, dass die bundesregierung solche Vorgaben macht, damit die Automobilhersteller mindestens so viel elektrische Reichweite anbieten wie der dazu montierte Benzinmoto. Punkt!ich hätte es mir definitiv gekauft und werde es vermutlich auch kaufen anstatt mir einen reinen batteriebetriebenen Wagen zu kaufen.

This reeks of scam from miles away. The Hiroh website has no clue that /e/OS is still built on top of Android so comparing it to Linux phones is like comparing apples to oranges. "Privacy by default" but no mention of open sourcing the kernel, should I just blindly trust a new company? "Zero tracking" - what about MicroG? It still sends data to Google and most people will need MicroG for their banking and other crucial apps to work. As for /e/, you're basically swapping Google for Murena, it's like leaving from one abusive man to the other and hoping the next one will be better. A lot of false advertising and gaslighting in their community as well. The /e/ team were also caught manipulating their Wikipedia article and were subsequently banned. There's even a fork called LeOS which stands for Leaving eOS that goes stricter on the deGoogling. Anyway, you can't trust anyone but especially these clowns.

Interessiert das jemanden bei den paar Leuten die das Ding gekauft haben?