Add LLM VRAM Calculator to Hardware - #7
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Adds a free, no-signup LLM VRAM Calculator to the Hardware section, alongside the existing Kolosal and linpp2009 calculators.
https://setupquarterly.com/reviews/llm-vram-calculator/
It estimates the VRAM / unified memory needed to run any LLM locally from model size + quantization (Q4/Q8/FP16) + context length (incl. KV-cache), and then shows which 2026 consumer GPUs / machines actually fit — complementing the existing entries, which focus on GGUF RAM and multi-GPU deployment counts. Interactive, no login.