Many already know that the "Valhalla" platform is the official codename for the next Ryzen series CPU, denoting the prevalence of pagan mythology. Valhalla is essentially pagan heaven, where the strongest warriors that have died gloriously go to drink and fight eternal.
criticalhit.net
One thing that was missed however is that, even though slightly ambiguous and unconfirmed, it just so happens that Navi, the partner lineup of GPU's coming out at nearly the same time on their new 7nm process, has to do with paganism as well, as shown here:
en.wikipedia.org
Nav, or Navi, is the opposite of the former, Valhalla. It is a possibility that this dichotomy was implied, or rather even planned, but could be a mistake. The component of pagan culture that includes hell is not as cut and dry, and is also used to describe the broken souls, denoted here:
>"The nawie, nawki, sometimes also referred to as lalki[1] (all plural forms) was used as a name for the souls of the dead."
en.wikipedia.org
As opposed to the christian hell we know and love, Nav as an underworld is actually cold/cool, if at all neutral compared to the fiery hell in christian lore. It exists as a swamp, and also a "huge green plain", but most retards would still call it scorching hot and suddenly forget that fermi actually burned down houses. encyclopediadramatica.rs
Tl:dr,
>ryzen going full pagan, names cpu/gpu after heaven and hell
>cpu is valhalla
>gpu is opposite, the underworld (navi, nav)
>no faggot, the gpu is not on fire, pagan underworld is a swamp/grass field
>this is all wild speculation
>probably has nothing to do with the gpu
