Author: mvpblog
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8GB vs 16GB VRAM for Video Editing in 2026: Is it Worth the Extra Cost?
Historically, graphics cards didn’t matter much in video editing, as most software was designed to lean heavily on the processor. However, by 2026, every major editing suite is now optimized to make use of the GPU in one way or another. And with the market price for 16GB VRAM cards climbing, editors are facing a…
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Building a Gaming PC in 2026: Does It Still Make Sense?
RAM prices are high right now and most people are sitting on the fence about whether to build a PC. Here is the short answer: build it now. Analysts expect the RAM price situation to continue through 2028, with things only easing up around 2029.The prices today are the lowest they will be for the…
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GTC 2026 Highlights | Everything you need to know
It’s no surprise that like all things in 2026, GTC was all about AI. Nvidia showcased their advancements in data center hardware along with the product of their “acquisition” of Groq chips and also an entirely new genre of DLSS. DLSS 5 With the announcement of DLSS 5, Nvidia wants to bring real-time photorealistic graphics…
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What is Algorithmic trading? | Hardware recommendations
2026, trading is split into two beliefs: markets keep climbing, or they fall hard enough to trigger a reset. But human beliefs are no longer dominant. Around 60% of global trades are executed automatically by algorithms, not people. What is Algorithmic trading? Instead of a human manually clicking “buy” or “sell” based on intuition or…
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CES 2026 Recap
CES 2026 was not about flashy gadgets or experimental demos. The common thread across Intel, AMD, and NVIDIA was a shift from consumer focused innovation to systems designed for long term deployment. What stood out was not any single product, but the direction the industry is moving in. Intel Panther Lake and 18A Intel unveiled…
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State of Hardware 2026
2025 started out feeling like a normal year for anyone who loves hardware. We had the usual GPU launches, CPUs got a little faster, and prices actually seemed like they were settling into a sane rhythm. It really felt like we were finally past the chaos of the last few years and heading toward a…
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GPU Server: Everything you need to Know
This is a GPU server with eight RTX A6000 GPUs. Together, they provide 384 GB of VRAM and over 86,000 CUDA cores. This class of hardware is what powers deep learning and generative AI. The AI tools people use every day, be it image generation systems, large language models, and recommendation engines which are run…
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What are vGPUs? Here’s all you need to know about it.
A vGPU (virtual GPU) is a technology that lets one physical GPU be split into multiple independent virtual GPUs. Each virtual GPU can be assigned to a separate virtual machine (VM), so different users or teams get dedicated GPU acceleration inside their own isolated environment. Instead of buying and maintaining many separate GPU workstations, a…
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India’s first and only 4x 5090 Liquid Cooled System.
Every year, we build a system that feels impossible to top. And the next year, we somehow manage to prove ourselves wrong. A flagship Threadripper platform. Four RTX 5090s. Two Power Supplies. Thirty-six fans. A price tag of roughly ₹20 lakh as of December 2025. This is not a system you encounter casually. It is…