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About Me

Hi, I’m Ali Rashid Khan, your Wiki Editor at Tech4Gamers. With 14+ years in gaming and tech, I specialize in flagship phones and gaming rigs. When not writing, catch me racing virtually or competing in global Scrabble.

Position at Tech4Gamers

As Tech4Gamers’ Wiki Editor, I dissect gaming products, offering detailed perspectives from Best Motherboards to GPUs. When away from the keyboard, I’m into mechanical keyboards and global Scrabble competitions.

Tech Journey

With 14+ years of gaming and tech passion, my journey at Tech4Gamers blends expertise and exploration. Specializing in flagship phones and gaming tech, I offer a comprehensive understanding.

Current PC setup

Here are my current PC specs:

Buying DDR5 RAM? You Should Pay Attention To AMD EXPO/Intel XMP

Confused about what the AMD EXPO/Intel XMP labels on your RAM refer to? Here’s why your DDR5 RAM might not be performing at its rated speeds.

Is It Worth Upgrading To LGA 1700 Now?

As we await the launch of Intel’s 15th Generation CPUs (based exclusively on DDR5), we discuss if it’s worth upgrading to LGA 1700 nowadays.

Why 32GB RAM Is The New Standard For Gaming In 2024

At $70 for 32 GB RAM DDR4 and $100 for DDR5, it's evident that 32 GB RAM is coveted to be the new default gaming standard in 2024. Let me tell you why.

Is Higher RAM Speed Always Better For Gaming? Here’s What I Think

Do you actually need a RAM as fast as 8000 MHz in 2024? Here is whether you should upgrade to a faster RAM for gaming.

Wear Leveling: Explanation & Types

The wear-levelling technique, as apparent by name, evenly distributes the data across all the memory cells of NAND flash memory so that no single cell wears out faster than others.

TLC (Triple-Level Cell): A Breakdown

TLC or Triple-Level Cell is a type of NAND flash memory used in various storage devices like SSDs and stores up to three bits of data per cell.

MLC (Multi-Level Cell): All You Need To Know

MLC or Multi-Level Cell is a type of NAND flash memory that can store two bits of data per cell and is utilized in various electronic devices.

IOPS: Guide To SSD Performance

IOPS is a metric that measures how quickly a storage device can perform read and write operations per second.

L2 Cache: How It Works & Importance

L2 cache is a temporary storage that reduces the latency between CPU-RAM operations. It is the storage that the CPU can access quickly.

How To Find The Right Mouse For Your Hand Size?

In this guide, you will learn how to find the right mouse for your hand size for a convenient control of your PC.

What Are Semiconductor Process Nodes? [Definitive Guide]

Process nodes refer to the size of the transistor and other micro-level components on a semiconductor chip.

CPU Temperature While Gaming [Extensive Guide]

It is important to learn about the ideal CPU temperature while gaming, as this can save your components from getting damaged.
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