Category: Build a PC

  • What can you do with 96 GB of VRAM? Meet the Blackwell RTX 6000 Pro

    What can you do with 96 GB of VRAM? Meet the Blackwell RTX 6000 Pro

    Back in 2015, when we started The MVP, you’d need a rack of eight Quadro GPUs just to get 96 GB of VRAM. Fast forward to today—and one GPU, the NVIDIA RTX 6000 Blackwell, packs the same memory. And with that kind of firepower, the use cases aren’t just impressive—they’re insane. From running billion-parameter AI […]

  • The Problem With Buying PCs From Big Name Brands

    The Problem With Buying PCs From Big Name Brands

    When you’re in the market for a desktop PC, you’re faced with two main options: buy a prebuilt system from a well-known brand or build your own custom PC. At first glance, going with a big brand seems convenient. After all, they’re established, widely trusted, and offer ready-to-use systems. But dig a little deeper, and […]

  • The Best Budget Liquid Cooler of 2025: DeepCool LE360 V2 Review

    The Best Budget Liquid Cooler of 2025: DeepCool LE360 V2 Review

    When it comes to reliable and budget-friendly cooling solutions, DeepCool consistently ranks among the top names. Their latest launch, the DeepCool LE360 V2 AIO, is a testament to this reputation—delivering impressive cooling power at an entry-level price point. Currently available for under ₹7,000, this 360mm AIO cooler may just be the best deal of 2025 […]

  • Boost FPS Without Upgrading Your GPU? Meet Lossless Scaling

    Boost FPS Without Upgrading Your GPU? Meet Lossless Scaling

    So, you’ve just launched Indiana Jones on your beautiful 2K 140 Hz monitor. But your four-year-old RX 6800 XT is starting to show its age. The frame drops are real — and frustrating. But what if there was a way to boost your framerate by 2x or even 4x — without DLSS, FSR, or buying […]

  • The RTX 6000 PRO Series Just Dropped

    The RTX 6000 PRO Series Just Dropped

    Nvidia’s brand-new RTX Pro 6000 series just launched, and no, it won’t help you beat the Elden Ring final boss. But if your actual boss is breathing down your neck for faster renders, smarter AI, or a video export that doesn’t crash your system — this is your new best friend. From Quadro to Pro […]

  • Best Value for Money PC Build in 2025 – Ryzen 7 9800X3D + RTX 5060 Ti (16GB) Under ₹1.2 Lakh

    Best Value for Money PC Build in 2025 – Ryzen 7 9800X3D + RTX 5060 Ti (16GB) Under ₹1.2 Lakh

    Looking to build a powerful yet budget-friendly PC that supports the latest features like DLSS 4, Ray Tracing, and Path-Tracing? In 2025, it’s absolutely possible to put together a machine for under ₹1.2 lakh- that means at least one of your kidneys is safe. Let’s dive in!! CPU  At the heart of our build is […]

  • Free AI Apps on Your RTX GPU: Local Alternatives to Paid Cloud Services

    Free AI Apps on Your RTX GPU: Local Alternatives to Paid Cloud Services

    Did you know that your NVIDIA RTX GPU can run cutting-edge AI models—completely free and offline? While cloud-based tools offer convenience and polished interfaces, local AI apps give you something even more valuable: total control. No monthly fees, no data harvesting—just raw GPU power at your fingertips. In this blog, we’ll explore some of the […]

  • How to Build a PC for Unreal Engine 5.4 | Hardware Recommendations | Know Your ABC – Part 8

    How to Build a PC for Unreal Engine 5.4 | Hardware Recommendations | Know Your ABC – Part 8

    Thinking about building your dream world in Unreal Engine 5.4? Maybe it’s the next Elden Ring… or a stunning virtual chai shop. You download Unreal, hit launch, and suddenly — your system goes into meltdown. Stutters, crashes, and fan noises straight from a jet engine. Let’s fix that. In this guide, we’ll break down exactly […]

  • Are All GPUs Created Equal? How to Select the Right GPU Brand (with Real Data)

    Are All GPUs Created Equal? How to Select the Right GPU Brand (with Real Data)

    When it comes to buying a GPU — especially something like the RTX 5070 or 4090 — it can get overwhelming real fast. Asus, MSI, Zotac, Inno3D… the list goes on. And within each brand, you’ll find multiple models with different names, specs, prices, and cooling setups. So how do you know which one’s right […]