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FTC_COMPLIANCE // 16 CFR PART 255 TRANSPARENCY • November 2026

VRAMForge FTC Affiliate Disclosure & Formula Independence

Transparent FTC 16 CFR Part 255 disclosure detailing how partner commissions support VRAMForge deterministic GGUF equations at zero extra cost to you.

1. FTC 16 CFR Part 255 Referral Disclosure on VRAMForge

In accordance with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) 16 CFR Part 255 guidelines, VRAMForge Editorial Desk discloses that we participate in partner and affiliate referral programs with infrastructure vendors referenced on this site, including Hostinger, UltaHost, Vultr, InterServer, and ChemiCloud.

When you click an outbound /go/* link (marked with rel="sponsored nofollow noopener" and target="_blank") and provision a server, VRAMForge may earn a referral commission from the vendor at zero additional cost to you.

2. Partner Discounts & Trial Credits Passed to Engineers — VRAMForge

Using VRAMForge /go/* routes never increases your checkout price compared to visiting the vendor directly. Where supported by the upstream host, partner links apply published promotional perks such as an extra 20% discount on Hostinger KVM NVMe VPS plans or $300 in 30-day Cloud GPU trial credits on Vultr (subject to vendor terms as of 2026-11-12).

3. Deterministic Silicon Math — Never Paid Rankings on VRAMForge

Hardware tier recommendations in the VRAMForge Workbench are governed strictly by mathematical memory capacity (Weights + KV-Cache + RAG runtime + 13% OOM buffer) and memory-bandwidth roofline equations.

No vendor can pay to alter GGUF bits-per-weight formulas or force an undersized VPS onto a workload that requires 64 GB Dedicated VDS DDR5 or 80 GB NVIDIA HBM2e VRAM. Questions may be sent to https://vramforge.pages.dev/en/contact/.

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