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[Kizzy Catwoman]

Poor Ewok has been really unwell. He has a urinary tract infection. But he is on some medication and is feeling a bit better. Still wants his cuddles though.

 

[Kizzy Catwoman]

These three have had the rule of the house the past few days. View attachment 317046View attachment 317047View attachment 317048

They look so cosy

 

[Kizzy Catwoman]

Her eyes are like little green gemstones.View attachment 317005

Gracie is very gracious

 

[gendo667]

Poor Ewok has been really unwell. He has a urinary tract infection. But he is on some medication and is feeling a bit better. Still wants his cuddles though. View attachment 317082

Feel better soon.

 

[anon(10181084)]

Poor Ewok has been really unwell. He has a urinary tract infection. But he is on some medication and is feeling a bit better. Still wants his cuddles though. View attachment 317082

That floof needs to be overclocked to 10GHz at Vcore=2.5v and a power limit of 200w and tempurature limit of 37.5°C. That is how you cure any cat from any illness.

 

[Morty2264]

Gracie is very gracious

She truly is!

 

[Morty2264]

Poor Ewok has been really unwell. He has a urinary tract infection. But he is on some medication and is feeling a bit better. Still wants his cuddles though. View attachment 317082

Poor Ewok. I'm so sorry he is not well. Please keep us posted on how he is doing.

 

[Laura Knotek]

Poor Ewok has been really unwell. He has a urinary tract infection. But he is on some medication and is feeling a bit better. Still wants his cuddles though. View attachment 317082

Get well soon, Ewok!

 

[Morty2264]

My mom's cat looks so cute, even in profile/silhouette/from the back. I love how he has a white little ring around his neck. He is very cute. His markings are so unique and adorable.

 

[Morty2264]

Beautiful Gracie at breakfastime. The last picture is us trying to recreate my first ever photo taken with my Pixel 2.

 

[anon(10181084)]

Beautiful Gracie at breakfastime. The last picture is us trying to recreate my first ever photo taken with my Pixel 2.View attachment 317168View attachment 317169View attachment 317170

Awww. So cute. If you wanna double the cuteness for free, use the following settings to overclock her. You won't need any coolant.

- 400Mhz base clock, 100x multiplier (gives 40GHz speed)
-Vcore=1.66V+-0.3v depending on Grace's overclocking stability. The higher the voltage the more stable she will be, but will also run significantly hotter
-DRAM clock set to 3GHz
-DRAM voltage set to 2.658v
-PCI Clock set to same as base clock
-GPU core clock set to 3.7GHz
-GPU Vcore=2V
-VRAM clock 2339MHz
-VRAM voltage 2.371v
-CPU power limit 250w
-GPU power limit 500w
-Enable GPU-accelerated purring and cuddling

 

[gendo667]

Oliver and Desmond. Cuddle puddle.

 

[Morty2264]

Awww. So cute. If you wanna double the cuteness for free, use the following settings to overclock her. You won't need any coolant.

- 400Mhz base clock, 100x multiplier (gives 40GHz speed)
-Vcore=1.66V+-0.3v depending on Grace's overclocking stability. The higher the voltage the more stable she will be, but will also run significantly hotter
-DRAM clock set to 3GHz
-DRAM voltage set to 2.658v
-PCI Clock set to same as base clock
-GPU core clock set to 3.7GHz
-GPU Vcore=2V
-VRAM clock 2339MHz
-VRAM voltage 2.371v
-CPU power limit 250w
-GPU power limit 500w
-Enable GPU-accelerated purring and cuddling

Haha! What is all that? Cynthia is silly and easily confused today.

 

[anon(10181084)]

Haha! What is all that? Cynthia is silly and easily confused today.

Well cat owners need to be tech savvy to optimize their floof for maximal purring and cuddling performance.Those are the settings you add to the "Frequency/Overclocking" section of your cat's BIOS (assuming it has LEGACY BIOS like old computers do). If your cat has a newer BIOS that is UEFI-enabled and has the newer graphical interface, you'll need to check out the "overclocking" section. If your cat uses a dedicated GPU instead of integrated graphics, the GPU settings will have to be reapplied at every bootup using a GPU overclocking tool from the supplier that supplied your cat with it's GPU.

 

[Grabber5.0]

50% of our pets

 

[gendo667]

50% of our pets

That's frickin adorable.

 

[Morty2264]

50% of our pets

So adorable!

 

[Laura Knotek]

50% of our pets

Aww, how adorable!

 

[Morty2264]

Well cat owners need to be tech savvy to optimize their floof for maximal purring and cuddling performance.Those are the settings you add to the "Frequency/Overclocking" section of your cat's BIOS (assuming it has LEGACY BIOS like old computers do). If your cat has a newer BIOS that is UEFI-enabled and has the newer graphical interface, you'll need to check out the "overclocking" section. If your cat uses a dedicated GPU instead of integrated graphics, the GPU settings will have to be reapplied at every bootup using a GPU overclocking tool from the supplier that supplied your cat with it's GPU.

LOOL thank you for clarifying! Gracie has a newer GPU but I usually know what settings to tweak to make her her purriest.

 

[Grabber5.0]

Well cat owners need to be tech savvy to optimize their floof for maximal purring and cuddling performance.Those are the settings you add to the "Frequency/Overclocking" section of your cat's BIOS (assuming it has LEGACY BIOS like old computers do). If your cat has a newer BIOS that is UEFI-enabled and has the newer graphical interface, you'll need to check out the "overclocking" section. If your cat uses a dedicated GPU instead of integrated graphics, the GPU settings will have to be reapplied at every bootup using a GPU overclocking tool from the supplier that supplied your cat with it's GPU.

Maybe you can help me. I think one of my cats (not pictured above) may have a bad component somewhere. She likes to lay on my lap, and permits me to pet her briefly. Only briefly. If I exceed this minute threshold, she bites me. Or (mainly if my wife is gone) give me cuddles and rubs on my face, before biting the end of my nose. Is this a bad capacitor, or perhaps over-voltage somewhere? Help?!
I have video proof of the second problem if it helps diagnose.