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RunPod is the right answer for intermittent GPU work and the wrong one for constant GPU work. Pricing, cold starts, storage costs and the duty cycle that decides it.
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The DGX Spark is a memory product wearing performance marketing. 128GB unified memory is the entire reason to buy one, and the price rose 17 percent after launch.
AI Workstation Build 2026: When $5,000+ Is Actually Justified
Above $5,000 the question stops being what you can afford and becomes what you actually need. Two paths to running 70B models locally, the engineering that makes them work, and a blunt account of who should not build one.
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AI Workstation Build 2026: When $5,000+ Is Actually Justified
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