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: graphics cards
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:
The nVidia 40XX High-end Refresh
- The Falcon
- 5th Feb 2024
- Logical Increments Updates
nVidia has recently released three refreshed cards, the RTX 4070 Super, RTX 4070 Ti Super, and the RTX 4080 Super. That is a lot of Supers! Let us take a look at each, in brief.
The “A580 and Other Intel Graphics Cards” Update
- The Falcon
- 11th Oct 2023
- Logical Increments Updates
One year ago (almost to the day) Intel presented its A770 and A750 cards to the world. These were reasonably priced cards with reasonable performance, but were not added to our build chart then because—in addition to other minor issues with them—they suffered from two major flaws: The performance in old titles was poor. The […]
The RX 7700 XT and RX 7800 XT Update
- The Falcon
- 11th Sep 2023
- Logical Increments Updates
AMD has released two new graphics cards, the RX 7800 XT ($500) and the RX 7700 XT ($450). One is decently good, and the other is… standard for AMD launches.
The “A Hit and Three Misses” Update
- The Falcon
- 2nd Aug 2023
- Logical Increments Updates
There have not been that many major releases recently, so this will be a small update that mostly includes items we are not adding to our chart. And before we get to those items: All three non-added items are due to bad pricing. They are great items if they were cheaper, but we at […]
The RTX 4060 Ti and RX 7600 Update: Mediocre and Expensive
- The Falcon
- 29th May 2023
- Logical Increments Updates
The majority of PC part launches from established companies are successes, as professionals usually try to design good products for the purpose of attracting customers. From time to time, however, the human beings at such companies make mistakes, or go overboard on the alcohol, or let the engineers dream a little too much. The past […]