A, B and C carry identical copy and data, so what you're comparing is the design. D is a different question — it carries the roofline content model on C's aesthetic.
Pokémon Gold/Silver save-select. Silicon is the front door, categories are the START menu, reproductions are gym badges. Everything derives from one integer pixel scale — try the ×1–×4 control.
Glass, but the opacity encodes verification — unverified is a ghost frame, three reproductions is solid, contested is fractured. The ceiling is the hero object and amber is reserved for it alone.
Three fixed targets — 5090, 7900 XTX, M4 Max — with generated vs hand-tuned ASM as categories. Ranked on prefill and decode as a fraction of each ceiling, gated on verification. Numbers are placeholder.
Frosted panels over a drifting aurora built from an nvidia-smi heat ramp. Film grain under the glass so it has something to refract. The most immediately impressive of the three.
Ink on stock. The hero is a printed golf scorecard, best scores circled in pencil red like a real birdie. Reads as a standards body rather than a startup — and ages best.
Amber CRT, not hacker-green. The course is a directory listing; the scope trace draws a real kernel launch profile — ramp, occupancy, drain. Biggest risk, most native to the audience.