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Saying Yes to the RTX 4070, and No to the Ryzen 7 7800X3D

This is a double update: one CPU, one GPU.

Let us begin with the section that contains (on balance) good news for PC builders!

A Holiday High-end GPU update

In the midst of a festive season, we bring tidings of good graphical cheer to some of the highest tiers of our main PC building chart!

New GPUs from both AMD and Nvidia are now making an appearance, and causing some accompanying changes for older graphics cards.

The BEST Newegg Black Friday 2022 Deals on PC Hardware!

Newegg Black Friday 2022 sales! These are Logical Increments’ picks for the best Newegg Black Friday 2022 deals.

Black Friday is the day where a large number of retailers all around the world have the biggest sales of the year. Newegg’s focus on PC hardware makes it one of the absolute best places to find deals for building a computer on Black Friday. We’ve sifted through thousands of deals to bring you this list of the 57 best deals on PC components across nearly every important component category. And, yes, if you act fast enough that they aren’t out-of-stock, there are worthwhile deals on graphics cards and CPUs this year!

But that’s not all—some of the best discounts we found were actually on cases, keyboards, and mice. And you’ll find other computer parts discounted nicely in the list below, too.

Please note: Some of the best deals are dependent on rebates. Such rebates are reliable, but only if you follow the instructions exactly and submit everything on time, so better be careful!

Newegg Black Friday deals, on parts like this case, are here!

The RTX 4090 (Behemoth) Update

Behold, friends-with-big-wallets: the biggest, heaviest, most expensive, most power-consuming, and *drumroll* best-performing card ever made!

Let us take a closer look.

The Intel A750 and A770 Alchemist Graphics Cards Update

Rumours of an Intel entry into the graphics card market have been circulating for years, and many people had eagerly anticipated the arrival of a third player to the discrete GPU space.

Well, it happened. A few days ago, Intel released the Arc A750 and Arc A770 cards. Let us take a look at the good and the bad of this launch.

The ‘Fair Winds Have Come’ Pre-Update

(Sailboat photo by Robbie Sproule)

Can you feel it? The change for PC builders, not very subtle, happening even as I type these words?

The clouds have lifted. The sun is shining. The news is good. It is as follows:

The Happy Days GPU Update

At last! All modern GPUs are available for purchase, new, for MSRP. No more crying as you pay 2x or 3x the recommended price for a card. No more heartbreak as you buy a used card that has been sitting in a crypto farm for 2 years. No more sad checking on crypto prices, hoping and praying for a crash. No, friends, that time is over!

Oh, how sweet it is, to have everything in-stock and for a normal price. With that, a large number of changes have hit the charts, so let us take a look.

Building a PC for Adobe Photoshop

Boaz
16th Jun 2022
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Between the addition of cameras to smartphones and the rise of image-centric social media sites like Instagram, photography has only become more and more popular over the past couple decades. This has also meant a lot more interest in image editing and adjusting. When it comes to software for image editing, it’s Adobe Photoshop that dominates both professional and enthusiast work.

However, serious users may find that Photoshop can sometimes be a demanding program. In this article, I’ll briefly discuss the importance of each PC component when it comes to having a good experience with Photoshop.

This post will not be an example build, but rather advice on what to prioritize and what to be aware of. (If you’re looking for something more specific, with recommendations of exact parts to get for different budgets—you should check out the first section our primary guide on building a PC for image editing and graphic design.)

The (GPU) Spring after a Desolate Winter

After a full eternity of waiting (two years), GPU prices have returned to something that closely resembles sanity.

In-stock, decently priced, current-generation graphics cards are once again linked in almost every tier of our PC building chart!

Behold, the Behemoth! nVidia’s RTX 3090 Ti Walks the Earth!

Did you feel that? Was it an earthquake? An avalanche? No, nVidia just decided to throw all caution to the wind and create the world’s most powerful consumer GPU, and that GPU is stomping!

The new RTX 3090 Ti is an absolute monster that smashes all the metrics and establishes itself as the new king of consumer GPUs.

Let us take a look at some of its stats:

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