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About Me

When I’m not charting maritime trade routes for my master’s, you’ll find me overclocking GPUs, fine-tuning custom PC builds, and scouting the hottest upcoming game releases. I dish out no-nonsense hardware reviews, handy how-tos, listicles, up-to-the-minute gaming news, and in-depth feature articles. Off the clock, I’m exploring every corner of open-world RPGs. Got a burning tech or gaming question? Drop it in the comments—I’m always eager to help.

Position at Tech4Gamers

I’ve been the Journalist & Editorial Writer at Tech4Gamers since July 2022. I spearhead our hardware coverage, including overclocking GPUs, benchmarking CPUs, reviewing peripherals, and fine-tuning custom PC builds for every budget. Daily, I report on breaking gaming news, from major launches and studio updates to the latest industry trends, ensuring our community stays informed. Beyond news briefs, I write in-depth feature articles on gaming culture and emerging technologies. And by collaborating closely with the editorial team on content planning, SEO strategy, and our publishing calendar, I help us consistently hit our traffic and engagement targets.

Tech Journey

I joined Tech4Gamers in July 2022 as a fresh-faced Journalist eager to make my mark. Initially, it was all about immersing myself in the hardware world, learning the ins and outs of GPU architectures, CPU thermals, and the art of building balanced PCs while also reviewing a range of PC peripherals, from keyboards and mice to headsets. As I grew more confident, I took charge of our hardware coverage, pushing cards to their limits in overclocking tests and making clear, no-nonsense benchmarks that readers could trust. Along the way, I’ve collaborated closely with our SEO and content-planning teams, helping to refine our editorial calendar so we hit our traffic goals month after month.

Current PC setup

Here are the specs of my system:

Epomaker QK108 Review: Zero Compromise, 100% Functionality

The Epomaker QK108 is a full-size mechanical keyboard that features silent linear switches, a well-damped, gasket-mounted design, and tri-mode connectivity, all in a package that feels refined and comfortable to use. With thoughtful extras like a screen, rotary knob, hot-swappable sockets, and lengthy battery life, it offers excellent value at $99.99 and stands out as one of the most well-rounded full-size keyboards in its price range right now.

QCY H3S Review: Solid Performance And Comfort

The QCY H3S is a budget-friendly Bluetooth headphone that delivers impressive comfort, solid sound quality, and long battery life. Its over-ear design, soft protein leather cushions, and lightweight build make it easy to wear for hours, while dual drivers and adaptive ANC provide clear, immersive audio. With Bluetooth 6.0, app-based sound customization, and up to 102 hours of playtime, it performs well above its price.

Blackview MP100 Review: A Compact Mini PC Built For Everyday Productivity

The Blackview MP100 is a compact, upgradeable mini PC built around the Ryzen 5 7430U and integrated Radeon graphics. It handles everyday productivity, multitasking, and light creative work smoothly, with fast boot times. Moreover, its dual M.2 NVMe slots, 2.5-inch SATA support, and up to 64GB DDR4 memory make upgrades easy. For office tasks, studies, and media consumption, the MP100 delivers a solid performance in a pocket-sized footprint.

Womier SK75 TMR Review: A Great Choice For Competitive Gaming

The Womier SK75 TMR is a premium 75% wireless magnetic switch keyboard that combines design with high-end performance. It features next-gen TMR magnetic switches, hot-swappable support for mechanical and magnetic switches, and an 8000 mAh battery that delivers ultra-fast input and long-lasting use. At $119.99, it provides a solid balance of features, build quality, and value in its segment.

Womier ERA75 Review: Solid, Stylish, And Surprisingly Fun

The Womier ERA75 is a premium 75% keyboard that balances performance, aesthetics, and build quality without feeling overcomplicated. With a complete aluminum body, gasket-mounted typing, pre-lubed POM ASH switches, and south-facing RGB, it offers a smooth, quiet, and satisfying typing experience. 

Aula HERO84 HE Review: A Magnetic 75% Keyboard That Feels Premium Without The Price

The Aula HERO84 HE is an aesthetic and performance-driven magnetic keyboard with a 75% ergonomic boat-shaped layout and a unique lightbox design. It provides Hall Effect magnetic switches with adjustable actuation, a sturdy dual metal rail frame, and five dampening layers for improved acoustics that offer an outstanding typing and gaming experience, making it a compelling option in its price range.

Aula WIN68 HE Max Review: Compact, Magnetic, & Insanely Responsive

The Aula WIN68 HE Max features Hall Effect magnetic switches in a compact 65% layout, offering outstanding performance and everyday usability. Moreover, features like Rapid Trigger, 8,000Hz polling, and adjustable actuation deliver a responsive experience ideal for gamers. Additionally, its side-engraved PBT keycaps, clean design, and acoustics give it a unique edge in the market. Overall, for its price, it is one of the most complete magnetic keyboards in its category.

Obsbot Tiny SE Review: The Best Budget AI Webcam Under $100?

The Obsbot Tiny SE is a compact AI-powered webcam that provides smooth mechanical tracking and solid 1080p image quality at a more affordable price point. It features a two-axis gimbal, gesture controls, and customizable settings through the Obsbot Center software. While it doesn't include 4K recording, dual microphones, and voice control, it still delivers impressive clarity, fluid motion, and natural color reproduction. For $129, it has an excellent balance between performance, design, and functionality, making it one of the best-value AI webcams for streamers and remote workers alike.

Epomaker CarbonX Review: A 50g Mouse With 8000Hz Polling

The Epomaker CarbonX is a bold step forward for the brand, marking a shift from their usual mainstream designs to something more performance-driven. With its carbon fiber shell, ultra-light 50g weight, Omron optical switches, and PAW3950 sensor paired with an 8000Hz polling rate, it clearly targets competitive and enthusiast gamers, making it a strong debut in the esports-focused mouse segment and a sign that Epomaker is ready to compete with the bigger names.

Keychron M3 Mini V2 Review: Small Size, Serious Performance

The Keychron M3 Mini features a lightweight build, an excellent PixArt PAW3950 sensor, and support for a polling rate of up to 8000Hz, positioning it well for competitive players. Adding in reliable wireless options, long battery life, and thoughtful additions like the extension adapter and flexible cable, you’re getting a very complete package.

Epomaker HE80 Review: Hall-Effect Experience For $70

The Epomaker HE80 is a budget-friendly Hall Effect keyboard that delivers features usually reserved for much pricier models. With adjustable MagneX switches, Rapid Trigger support, a gasket-mounted design, and per-key RGB, it performs well above its $70 price tag. While the plastic case, dim legends, and wired-only connection indicate that it's a budget option, the smooth typing feel, light actuation, and remarkable gaming performance make it one of the best entry points into the Hall Effect keyboard space currently available.

Corsair MAKR 75 Review: A DIY Keyboard With Serious Potential

The Corsair MAKR 75 is a DIY keyboard that provides an outstanding balance between enthusiast customization and Corsair’s ecosystem. It’s got a premium full-aluminum build, a compact 75% layout that’s functional for both gaming and productivity, and a design that makes switching switches, keycaps, or even the LCD module easy. The MLX Pulse Thocky switches I went with feel tactile and satisfying, and paired with the polycarbonate or optional FR4 plate, the typing experience is smooth, cushioned, and precise.

Corsair Sabre v2 Pro Ultralight Wireless Review: True To Its Name

The Corsair Sabre v2 Pro Ultralight Wireless is gaming mouse built for professional players who need speed and accuracy. Weighing just 36 grams, it glides easily across the mousepad. It is equipped with the Marksman sensor, AXON hyper-polling, and tactile switches, aiming feels precise in FPS games. Moreover, long gaming sessions remain comfortable thanks to its shape, matte finish, and added grip tapes. Lastly, the build is solid, and the UPE skates hold up well even with heavy use.

Corsair Vanguard Pro 96 Hall Effect Review: The Best Of Both Worlds

The Corsair Vanguard Pro 96 is a two-in-one keyboard that delivers remarkable gaming performance, complemented by features targeted for content creators and streamers. It is equipped with MGX Hall Effect switches, a multi-functional rotary dial, a 320×170 LCD screen, and Elgato Stream Deck integration for both gameplay and productivity. Additionally, its solid build, magnetic wrist rest, and PBT double-shot keycaps provide comfort and durability. While it's wired only and carries a premium price, it's still a well-rounded keyboard.

Epomaker Click Lite Review: Affordable, Lightweight, & Wireless

Epomaker’s Click Lite is a lightweight wireless mouse that keeps things simple. It comes in at about 75g, which makes it easy to flick around without feeling bulky. You get both 2.4GHz and Bluetooth for connectivity, and in my testing, both worked fine without any issues. The sensor tracks smoothly, clicks feel responsive, and it does the job whether you’re gaming or just browsing. It doesn’t bother with RGB or fancy extras, but that also keeps the weight down and the battery lasting longer. For the price, it’s a straightforward, reliable option.
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Coolers

Ocypus Sigma L36 ARGB Review: Coolest All-In-One!

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The Ocypus Sigma L36 ARGB is a high-performance 360mm AIO that stands out for its unique "Cosmic" design, featuring a circular 2.4-inch IPS LCD and vibrant ARGB lighting. In our benchmarks with the Ryzen 9 9950X, it delivered impressive cooling efficiency, particularly excelling in noise-normalized testing. While the installation process and cable management have been improved over previous models, the magnetic mounting for the LCD screen feels slightly insecure. Overall, it is an excellent choice for builders seeking a fresh, futuristic aesthetic without sacrificing top-tier thermal performance.
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Industry Should Focus More on Fun Games Instead of “Monetization and Customer Values”, Says Former PS Boss

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Former PS boss says that the industry is now focused more on monetization; instead, they should make games more creative and fun.