What is the deal with the new RTX 2070 Super? Let’s take a look at the specifications of this new GPU, and then get to building!
Building a PC with the RTX 2070 Super
- Chris Cunningham
- 12th Aug 2019
- PC Builds
Posts Tagged Under: graphics card
Building a PC with the AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT 50th Anniversary Edition
- Chris Cunningham
- 9th Aug 2019
- PC Builds
AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT 50th Anniversary Edition is one hell of a mouthful for a model name, yet there’s some good reason for it. Let’s have a look at why it’s called that, and then look at building a PC with it!
Building a PC with the AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT
- Chris Cunningham
- 8th Aug 2019
- PC Builds
Bend the rules (and the GPU shroud design) with the new AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT. There’s technically 2 versions of this card, so let’s get into some details before we build us a PC with it for gaming!
The RTX 2080 Super Update
- The Falcon
- 31st Jul 2019
- Logical Increments Updates
Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No! It is a joke I have been wanting to use since the 2060 and 2070 Supers came out, but I could not since we needed to save it for the 2080 Super!
The GTX 1650 Launch
- The Falcon
- 25th Apr 2019
- Logical Increments Updates
The Great Expectations:
nVidia’s recent run has been amazing! The four RTX 20xx cards, followed by the GTX 1660 Ti and 1660 non-Ti, have all been winners. These cards have had great power consumption, great temperatures, and low noise levels. More importantly, nVidia gave you the ultimate reason to buy them: They beat the competition in terms of power. If new cards came out and performed worse than old cards… who would buy them? Right?
The GTX 1660 (not ‘Ti’) Update
- The Falcon
- 19th Mar 2019
- Logical Increments Updates
So, nVidia is launching its latest (and cheapest) card in the 12nm series of cards. The GTX 1660, like the GTX 1660 Ti before it, has no RTX. However, it does let you play Witcher 3 on 60FPS+ on 1080p for $220. This new card beats all other AMD 5xx cards in its price range, and that includes the RX 590. It consumes less power, produces less heat, and less noise too. Considering the good price and stellar 1080p performance, this card ought to be a winner.
nVidia Launches the GTX 1660 Ti
- The Falcon
- 23rd Feb 2019
- Logical Increments Updates
The Radeon VII (Vega II) Graphics Card Launch
- The Falcon
- 8th Feb 2019
- Logical Increments Updates
AMD’s Radeon VII has arrived! All hail the Radeon VII! But does it belong in our build chart?
4 Troubleshooting Tips for Overclocking Your PC
Often, PC enthusiasts will speak of overclocking the way car enthusiasts discuss high-performance engines, with megahertz and voltage taking the place of horsepower and torque. Overclocking is often a relatively simple way to squeeze out extra performance from computer components; however, problems sometimes do arise. Luckily, most problems faced with overclocking are easily fixed with some basic troubleshooting techniques.
For our purposes, we’ll look at issues affecting the components that are overclocked the most: the CPU and GPU.
GTX 1070 Ti Added to Logical Increments
- The Falcon
- 19th Nov 2017
- PC Hardware
A few weeks ago, NVIDIA released the GTX 1070 Ti for $450. As you might expect, its performance and price fall between the GTX 1070 ($400) and GTX 1080 ($500), though it’s thankfully much closer to the 1080.
Long story short: At $450, this graphics card is a logical purchase and we are happy to recommend it. We have added it to our GPU recommendations in the Excellent and Outstanding tiers, as upgrades to the standard recommendations.