Life almost always moves forward, dear reader. Almost always… But in this gorgeous year of 2026, we have discovered time travel, and we are absolutely delighted!
GPUroundhog Day
- The Falcon
- 24th Sep 2026
- Logical Increments Updates
Posts Tagged Under: gpu
A Better Look for September 2026
- The Falcon
- 5th Sep 2026
- Logical Increments Updates
The months roll by slow, without relief. The price of hardware beggars belief. The weather is bleak, the thoughts are black; Ah! When will the old days come back? How have you been, dear reader? Have you needed to purchase a non-GPU, non-RAM, and non-SSD piece of hardware recently? That is good, for the prices […]
The Pre-Black Friday Update
- The Falcon
- 21st Nov 2025
- Logical Increments Updates
Yes! Yes! Black Friday is almost here, the day every PC builder waits for all year round. This year’s Black Friday should bring us some relief from the very topsy-turvy prices we have been seeing, since Black Friday (and Cyber Monday) sales are typically the best prices you see all year round. We have not […]
Mid-tier Graphics Card Woes (Big Oof, Large Yikes)
- The Falcon
- 31st Jul 2025
- Logical Increments Updates
That is a lot of new cards launched recently! The RTX 5050, the RTX 5060, two versions of the RTX 5060 Ti, and two versions of the RX 9060 XT! Instead of checking each one out separately, let us take a look at them all in one fell swoop, with an eye toward deciding where/if […]
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?
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…
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?
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:
What Logical Increments Tier is Required to Run the Most Popular Steam Games?
- Nigel Delmore
- 17th Nov 2023
- Guides
Back in January 2020, I crafted a neat little piece discussing the Logical Increments tier needed to enjoy each of the top games on Steam at the time. Fast forward to now, and oh, how the scene has shifted! Back around that period, we were seeing trade tariffs causing a good bump in prices for […]
The Best Graphics Cards for Video Editing and Animation
- Nigel Delmore
- 10th Nov 2023
- PC Hardware
In a world where visuals speak louder than words, video editing and animation have emerged as potent tools to tell compelling stories. For professionals venturing into the realms of cinematic or animated storytelling, the centrepiece of their tech arsenal is undeniably the graphics card. The graphical prowess doesn’t just define the quality of visuals but […]