Author: mvpblog

  • The Ultimate PC Upgrade Guide for Editors

    The Ultimate PC Upgrade Guide for Editors

    (Premiere Pro, After Effects, DaVinci Resolve, Blender, etc.) Introduction So you want to upgrade your PC, but can’t decide what to upgrade first? You’re not alone. Editors face this dilemma constantly — because every component upgrade advertises “better performance,” but fails to deliver. Let’s sort this out. We’ll start with the upgrades that have the […]

  • How we built a system for real-time AI Vehicle Automation

    How we built a system for real-time AI Vehicle Automation

    Autopilot in Indian traffic needs fast, local computation. Cloud adds latency and risk. Our friends at Swaayatt Robots wanted a zero lag, zero excuses, fully on board solution.  About the client Swaayatt Robots is a vehicle automation company based in Bhopal. Their cars sense, decide, and drive on their own in dense Indian traffic without […]

  • Why RAM Prices Are Suddenly Rising

    Why RAM Prices Are Suddenly Rising

    RAM prices are rising, and not in the usual way that comes with a new product launch or seasonal supply dips. This time, the trend looks structural. It ties back to something much larger happening in the industry: the AI supercycle. The AI Effect Right now, the entire tech world is building for AI. That […]

  • AI TOPS is a Lie: What Actually Matters When You’re Buying an AI PC

    AI TOPS is a Lie: What Actually Matters When You’re Buying an AI PC

    You’ve probably seen it on a spec sheet or heard it during one of those product launches: “This laptop delivers 40 TOPS of AI performance.” Sounds impressive, right? But here’s the truth. Most of those flashy numbers mean nothing in the real world. In fact, AI TOPS is more of a marketing gimmick than benchmark.  […]

  • Building the Ultimate Workstation for Tribal Gorilla’s Real-Time Virtual Production

    Building the Ultimate Workstation for Tribal Gorilla’s Real-Time Virtual Production

    Tribal Gorilla, a dynamic animation and VFX studio, was venturing into the complex and demanding world of real-time virtual production with high end LED walls. As newcomers to this specific technology, they faced a critical hurdle: sourcing a workstation powerful and reliable enough for their new virtual studio. They needed a partner with deep expertise […]

  • Who really wants a Threadripper.

    Who really wants a Threadripper.

    We just finished assembling a workstation around AMD’s latest Threadripper 9975WX, and it got us thinking about something we don’t talk about enough : pure CPU horsepower still counts for a lot. Sure, everyone’s fixated on GPUs and AI accelerators these days, but Threadrippers occupy a niche that nothing else really fills. Here’s why that […]

  • 5 Common PC Building Mistakes to Avoid

    5 Common PC Building Mistakes to Avoid

    Building a new PC is an exciting journey, but it’s easy to get lost in a sea of specs, marketing hype, and questionable advice. Based on over a decade of building custom rigs, here are the five most common mistakes we see people make. Mistake #1: The “More Cores = More Power” Myth “More cores […]

  • Stop Overpaying for Your Engineering Workstations

    Stop Overpaying for Your Engineering Workstations

    If you’re working in architecture, engineering, or design, chances are you’ve been told you need a “monster” PC with the latest i9 or a top-tier Quadro card. The truth? For most CAD workflows, you’re probably paying way too much for your workstation. Let’s break down what really matters—and where you can save money without sacrificing […]

  • DLSS 4 vs FSR 4: Which is actually better?

    DLSS 4 vs FSR 4: Which is actually better?

    Most people assume that turning on NVIDIA DLSS means sacrificing image quality for extra frames—but what if the opposite is true? With the launch of DLSS 4 and AMD’s new FSR 4, the upscaling race has become more interesting than ever. In this post, we’ll compare the two head-to-head in terms of quality and performance, […]