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New HSFs Replace the Legendary Noctua NH-D15

  • The Falcon
  • 21st Apr 2025
  • Logical Increments Updates

For the last 14 years, a high-end Noctua CPU cooler has always crowned the list of air coolers in our list. The NH-D14 and NH-D15 were both excellent, and each was the best air cooler when it was launched. Yes, the unfathomable colour combination of chocolate and “beige” (closer to light pink-brown off-white) made them […]

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AMD’s Niche CPUs: Excellent Gaming and Productivity Performance, But at a Price

  • The Falcon
  • 4th Apr 2025
  • Logical Increments Updates

A few weeks ago, AMD launched two new processors, the Ryzen 9 9950X3D and Ryzen 9 9900X3D. How do they fare, and will we recommend them in our PC build chart? Let us find out. The R9 9950X3D is a $700 16-core CPU, with the “3D” denoting extra cache. The R9 9900X3D is a $600 […]

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AMD’s Phantom: The RX 9070 and RX 9070 XT are Great, but Have Disappeared

  • The Falcon
  • 14th Mar 2025
  • Logical Increments Updates

Ah, AMD! At long last, you have decided to do something about your subpar GPU market share. Better late than never! AMD has recently launched the RX 9070 and the RX 9070 XT, for $550 and $600. So how do these two new cards compare when pitted against nVidia’s offerings?

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nVidia’s Mirage: The RTX 5070 and RTX 5070 Ti are Excellent, But Do Not Exist in Reality

  • The Falcon
  • 10th Mar 2025
  • Logical Increments Updates

nVidia has very recently launched 2 new cards, the RTX 5070 ($550) and the RTX 5070 Ti ($750). This is a standard nVidia launch, so if you want the tl;dr: Good cards, overpriced. For more details (and how we’ll be changing our chart), read on…

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Re-basing Graphics Cards to Compare with the RTX 5080

  • The Falcon
  • 20th Feb 2025
  • Logical Increments Updates

Did you check out the new RTX 5080 launch? It is nVidia’s latest $1000 (or $1500) card, meant for those who have $1000-$1500 to spend on a GPU, and do not wish to splurge on the $2800 RTX 5090. It is a good time to be very wealthy! Getting deeper into RTX 5080 specifics is not […]

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Intel Boldly Enters the Mid-tier Graphics Card Segment

  • The Falcon
  • 13th Feb 2025
  • Logical Increments Updates

Intel has recently released two new graphics cards, the Arc B570 and Arc B580, both targeting the mid-range tiers. How do they fare? Do they belong in our chart?

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Courting Kings and Emperors with nVidia’s RTX 5000 GPUs

  • The Falcon
  • 10th Feb 2025
  • Logical Increments Updates

Tell me, how rich are you? If you are rich, then we can be friends. If you are very very rich, I would like to upgrade you to my best friend, and tell you about nVidia’s two newly released hyper-overpriced graphics cards, the RTX 5080 and RTX 5090. …let us take a closer look:

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Intel Fumbles the Arrow into the Lake

  • The Falcon
  • 12th Dec 2024
  • Logical Increments Updates

CPUs are a duopoly. While some alternatives to AMD and Intel technically exist, their market share is so tiny that they do not appear on some statistics tracking pages. It is for this reason that we rarely talk about only Intel or only AMD. We instead compare them to one another, as they are both […]

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AMD Conquers the High-end CPU Tiers

  • The Falcon
  • 19th Nov 2024
  • Logical Increments Updates

It has been a while, but here we are with AMD’s Ryzen 9000 series launched and ready for purchase! AMD’s new CPU series starts with a serious set of excellent high-end CPUs. We are not going to analyze all of them individually in this post, but as a quick summary: Ryzen 5 9600X: 6 cores […]

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Updating CPU Performance Comparisons Nov. 18-19

  • The Falcon
  • 17th Nov 2024
  • Logical Increments Updates

Greetings. We are updating the CPU performance information shown. Our current CPU descriptions compare performance to the old Ryzen 9 3900X. We are updating the performance numbers to be compiled from newer benchmarks, and showing performance relative to the new Ryzen 9 9900X. As we update the CPU descriptions, you may see errors in the […]

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