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 […]
Posts Tagged Under: gpu
The (GPU) Spring after a Desolate Winter
- The Falcon
- 4th Apr 2022
- Logical Increments Updates
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!
- The Falcon
- 1st Apr 2022
- Logical Increments Updates
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 […]
Best Beginner’s Guide to GPU Specifications
You want to get the best GPU for your money. That’s natural, because your graphics card is probably expensive, and you want your money to be well-spent. But how do you know what to look for? What GPU specs should you look at? What do the numbers mean? In this article, I will explain what […]
The “GPU Prices are Not Improving Fast Enough” Update
- The Falcon
- 16th Sep 2021
- Logical Increments Updates
GPU prices started going up (roughly) in March of 2020 when all hardware went up in price or went out-of-stock. It happened slowly at first, then faster and faster, until widespread unavailability became the norm! During the worst of the worst, it was so bad that you could not buy most graphics cards, no matter […]
The Slow Return to Sanity Update
- The Falcon
- 11th Aug 2021
- Logical Increments Updates
How have you been? Better, I hope. Things have not been well for the last 1.5 years, due to… the circumstances being what they are. But at long last, we can see a ray of hope!
PC Hardware Supply vs. Demand in 2021 and Beyond
- Chris Cunningham
- 8th Jun 2021
- PC Hardware
Let’s be fair: it would be more than a little presumptuous if we expected or even demanded improvements to the current hardware shortages. Even after a monumental vaccine rollout procedure in many countries, the pandemic is still having a huge global effect, and we as builders need to have patience. At this point, we are […]
Everything You Wanted to Know about Cryptocurrency and PC Hardware in 2021 But Were Too Afraid to Ask
- The Falcon
- 19th May 2021
- Internet Technology
Ever wondered what the cryptocurrency fuss is all about? Why are some PC enthusiasts so upset about cryptocurrency? And why are some other PC enthusiasts so happy with cryptocurrency? Let us take a thorough look at this tantalizing love/hate relationship, then consider what companies are doing to address the situation, and finally present a ‘new […]
The RTX 3060 Launch Update
- The Falcon
- 4th Mar 2021
- Logical Increments Updates
The PC buyers have been living in the dry desert of GPU-lessness for 5 months now, and a few days ago, nVidia promised that relief is coming with the RTX 3060. But let us get the usual things out of the way: $330, great performance for the price, runs cool. It is a modern nVidia […]
Previous-gen Graphics Card Showdown: RX 5500 XT vs. GTX 1650 Super
- Boaz
- 9th Feb 2021
- PC Hardware Comparison
Things are not looking ideal for anyone planning to build a PC. The world is in a global pandemic, and supply deficiencies are mixed with high demand. One of the categories that is affected the most is the GPU market: even the cheapest graphics cards from the latest generation are inflated in price to over […]