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Helping you build a PC, at any budget. - logicalincrements.com
Depends. Use it free as a starting shortlist if you're a first-time builder at a common gaming budget. Verify every part elsewhere; enthusiasts and big-budget builds should skip it.
Medium. Based on 18 public sources, mostly community threads and the site's own pages
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Free
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Revenue comes from affiliate links on recommended parts — treat picks as suggestions, not neutral rankings
medium
Community criticized 2024 lists as imbalanced at some budget tiers
medium
No compatibility checker — verify case, PSU, and motherboard fit on PCPartPicker before buying
low
Reliability questioned for very high budgets ($3.5k thread)
Value for money: 5/5
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Long recommended as a beginner shortcut, but recent Reddit threads fault its parts lists and push PCPartPicker instead.
“Logical Increments is nice, but sometimes leads astray.”
“Stop Using and Recommending Logical Increments Parts Lists”
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Live prices plus automatic compatibility checking
Logical Increments vs PCPartPickerFree human feedback on your specific parts list
Editorial walkthroughs for first-time builders
Based on 18 public sources, mostly community threads and the site's own pages
Free beginner PC-parts shortlist. Fine starting point, verify picks elsewhere — enthusiasts will find the lists limiting.
Based on 18 public sources, mostly community threads and the site's own pages
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