Shehryar Khan

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:

Why Gamers May Not Need Consoles Anymore

Discussing whether gamers still need consoles in the age of cloud gaming, handheld PCs, and hybrid platforms.

DLSS 4.5 and the New Divide in Modern PC Gaming

DLSS 4.5’s 6x frame generation is RTX 50–only, creating a new divide in high-end PC gaming performance tiers.

Why PC Modders Keep Fixing Games Before Studios

PC modders continue to fix games faster than studios, reshaping player trust and raising questions about unpaid community labor.

Why Modern PC Games Are CPU-Bound Again

Many modern PC games are CPU-bound again. Here’s why powerful GPUs aren’t delivering the gains players expect.

Why 16GB VRAM No Longer Feels Safe

Modern PC games are hitting 16GB VRAM limits at 1440p, exposing inefficient asset pipelines, console-first design, and confusing GPU specs.

Nioh 3 Releases February 6th 2026: Heres Why Im Excited

Nioh 3 brings deeper combat, a bigger story, and improved co-op. Let's dive right into the hype surrounding its release.

PlayStation PC Strategy: Partnering With Turtle Rock Studios

PlayStation’s PC strategy comes into focus as Sony funds 4:Loop, a new game from the creators of Left 4 Dead.

Gaming on Starlink vs Fiber: What You’re Really Getting

Explaining Starlink vs Fiber in simple terms and answering which of the two is better and more reliable when it comes to online gaming?

The Unspoken Downside of Ultra-Thin Laptops for Gamers

A look at the hidden compromises of ultra-thin gaming laptops, from thermal throttling to weaker sustained performance.

Gaming Headsets Need to Stop Pretending They’re Studio Gear

Exploring why gaming headsets should stop marketing themselves as studio gear and instead focus on the features that truly matter to gamers.

The Truth About Pro-Gaming Gear (Its Mostly Branding)

A breakdown of how pro-gaming gear relies on marketing, sponsorships, and hype more than meaningful performance gains.

The Cost of Free-to-Play: Monetization in Game Design

A quick look at how popular free-to-play games like Fortnite use in-game monetization through cosmetics, battle passes, and gacha systems.

Intel–NVIDIA Alliance: Effects on AMD & Gamers

Intel and NVIDIA’s new alliance brings hybrid CPU–GPU chips putting fresh pressure on AMD’s future in the hardware race.

Gaming on Wi-Fi 6 vs Ethernet: The Lag Might Surprise You

Discover how Wi-Fi 6 is closing the gap with Ethernet and delivering surprisingly low-lag performance for gamers.

Budget Keyboards Are Outclassing the Premiums

Budget custom keyboards are closing the gap with premium brands, offering high-end features at surprisingly low prices.

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Crimson Desert Goes Gold Two Months Before Launch, Signaling No Further Delays

Crimson Desert has officially gone gold two months before release. The game is expected to keep its March 19 release.

Ubisoft Cancels Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time Remake and Delays 7 Other Titles

Ubisoft cancelled Prince of Persia: Sands of Time remake as it didn't meet their quality expectations and delayed 7 of its upcoming games.

Nvidia Underfire For Attempting To Access Pirated Documents to Train Its AI Models

Nvidia reportedly greenlit a deal with a piracy site for documents to train its AI models, despite being warned of its illegal nature.

Former Marathon Director Dismisses Concord Comparisons, Says Bungie “Actually Made Something Good”

Joseph Cross stated that he wasn't fazed by comparisons to Concord, as Marathon will pan out and last in the long run.

AI Has Yet To Deliver Financial Gains As Industry’s Future Appears Grim, Most CEOs Admit

A majority of CEOs admitted in a survey that their companies have not seen any revenue increase since incorporating AI.