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GPU Pricing Insanity: What Will Logical Increments Do?

  • The Falcon
  • 24th Jan 2018
  • Logical Increments Updates

After some very brief relief around the 2017 holidays, graphics card prices continue on the path of going absolutely insane. We had a cryptocoin-induced inflation back in late 2013, but it was somewhat mild, and only lasted a couple of months. We had a second inflation in 2017, where the price hikes were higher, and […]

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2018 Graphics Cards Pricing Update: Current Prices vs. Original Retail Price

  • Chris Cunningham
  • 24th Jan 2018
  • PC Hardware

A little under 6 months ago, I wrote an article about the prices and stock shortage of graphics cards and the causes of that increase. Today, I take a look at what has been done by the manufacturers and retailers in this time, as well as what still needs to be done.

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AMD at CES 2018: Ryzen Desktop APUs announced! (Plus Build Guides)

  • Chris Cunningham
  • 22nd Jan 2018
  • PC Hardware

Did you ever look at those entry-level CPUs and wish Intel would put in something better than their Intel HD graphics? Well, AMD have done so, and at CES they announced some new Ryzen APUs for us builders on a budget! Read on for details, benchmarks, and builds featuring the new chips.

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CES 2018: AMD Unveils Zen+ CPUs and X470 Mobo Chipset

  • Chris Cunningham
  • 19th Jan 2018
  • PC Hardware

One of the more interesting announcements by AMD this year at CES was the confirmed upcoming release of Zen+, the successor to the Zen platform—and their accompanying new motherboard chipset, X470. Let’s take a look at these big announcements from AMD, and see what this means for first-generation Ryzen and Threadripper owners!

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Intel’s Meltdown and Spectre Issues – The Full Analysis

  • Chris Cunningham
  • 11th Jan 2018
  • PC Hardware

When the news broke about these issues, there was understandably a lot of anger in the community. Now that various teams (as well as many of you!) have had time to do more in-depth benchmarks across multiple components, I have been able to take a look at the fallout, after the patches came through and the […]

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AMD at CES 2018: Price Drops before New Zen+ Release!

  • Chris Cunningham
  • 11th Jan 2018
  • Hardware Sales

What a time to be alive! Inexpensive CPUs from AMD, which were already great value productivity chips, are now (thanks to the Zen+ announcement at CES 2018) even cheaper! Let’s get into it!

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PC Building in 2017: Recapping a Record Year?

  • Chris Cunningham
  • 29th Dec 2017
  • PC Hardware

What a year it has been for us builders! Many have been hailing this as one of the best years ever. But is that indicative of the overall hype that has been thrown around over the course of 2017? Read on as I look back on the year that was 2017, and evaluate how the […]

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AMD Ryzen vs. Intel Coffee Lake: Full System Comparison

  • fore1gn
  • 26th Dec 2017
  • PC Builds

In the past few months, we have written comparison after comparison of AMD’s very successful Ryzen CPU series to Intel’s ultra-fast 8th generation Coffee Lake chips. (For a quick recap, here are a few: Ryzen 7 1700 vs Core i7-7700K and vs Core i7-8700K, Ryzen 5 1600 vs Core i5-7600K and vs Core i5-8600K.) These processors […]

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Building a Gaming PC for Christmas 2017! $980 and $2,250 Rigs

  • Chris Cunningham
  • 18th Dec 2017
  • PC Builds

Oh the weather outside is frightful, but the fire is so delightful, and since we’ve no place to go, let us build! Let us build! Let us build (some gaming PCs)!

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Building My Ryzen 7 Video Editing PC

  • Chris Cunningham
  • 4th Dec 2017
  • Build Stories

Starting a university degree in video production, I needed something that could handle far more than my current gaming build. So, with new high-core CPUs from both Intel and AMD to choose from, this article looks at the parts that I’ve used to my new editing build.

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