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About Me

Hey, I’m Shehryar, a tech enthusiast and wordsmith unraveling the wonders of the technological world. With a Google IT Support Certificate, I love exploring gadgets, PC components, platforms, consoles, and innovations. Between keystrokes, I enjoy reading, hanging out with friends, and going on walks.

Position at Tech4Gamers

Senior Editor and Content Writer:

  • Lead the comparison and blog writing teams at Tech4Gamers.
  • Oversee teams with a keen eye for detail and precision.
  • Ensure hands-on writing, with benchmarks and testing as guiding principles.
  • Guarantee the delivery of the best possible results in concise yet impactful tech tales.

Tech Journey

I’ve loved technology since childhood, turning that passion into a profession by 2020. At Techazone, I guided users through Windows and Mac mazes. In the wrist-tech arena, I explored devices from Apple to Samsung and Garmin at WornbyFit. For nostalgia, I delved into retro games on RetroVGames.

Current PC setup

Currently, I’m rocking the following specs in my custom PC:

The Weird Comfort Of Repetitive Games Like Euro Truck Simulator 2

Simple driving routes and predictable rewards of truck simulators and simulation games offer the perfect, stress-free escape.

Why Survival Games Create Stronger Memories Than Story Games

Discover why the unscripted chaos of survival games etches deeper, more lasting memories than traditional story-driven epics.

Why Gamers Love Watching Other People Play Games

Modern gamers enjoy watching others play because it allows them to acquire more skills, is a stress-free way to enjoy a hobby and more.

Why Gaming Benchmarks Became Entertainment Content

Gaming benchmarks have evolved from simple frame rate tests into dramatic, personality-driven entertainment fueled by fan rivalries.

Why Gamers Buy More Than They Play

Why do gamers keep buying games they never finish? modern gaming has become as much about collecting as playing.

The “Second Monitor Problem” Is Ruining Single-Player Games

A second monitor meant for productivity quietly became the biggest immersion killer in modern single-player gaming.

I Let an AI Algorithm Decide My Graphics Settings for a Week

Discover how ditching manual graphics tweaking for AI optimization eliminates stutters, beats the "Ultra" preset trap.

The Ultra Settings Placebo Effect

Can gamers really spot Ultra settings in motion, or does the placebo effect make expensive graphics upgrades feel more dramatic?

How Turning Off HUD Changed My Gaming Experience

Turning off the HUD completely changed how I experienced games, making worlds feel more immersive, tense and real than ever before.

Can Intel’s “Panther Lake” Kill the Entry-Level GPU?

Intel Panther Lake’s Arc B390 iGPU challenges RTX 4050-level performance, signaling a major shift in laptop gaming and integrated graphics.

DLSS 4.5 vs Native: Is 6X Mode the Future of Gaming?

Testing NVIDIA DLSS 4.5’s 6X mode vs native rendering to see if AI-generated frames can truly replace traditional performance.

Why 60 FPS Might Be Lying to You

Why 60 FPS gaming isn’t always the best choice for visual quality, performance, or immersion in modern games.

Pragmata Turns the “Sad Dad” Trope Into Something New

Pragmata redefines the "Sad Dad" genre by transforming the frustrating escort mission into a meaningful, co-dependent partnership,

Your 2026 Motherboard Matters More Than a GPU Upgrade

Your 2026 motherboard choice impacts performance, upgrades, and longevity more than a GPU upgrade ever could.

Why Handheld PCs Are Quietly Replacing Gaming Laptops

Handheld Gaming PCs are quietly overtaking gaming laptops by offering better portability, usability, and real-world gaming convenience.
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