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Sajjad Hussain

About Me

Hello, I’m Sajjad Hussain, Founder and Editor-in-Chief at Tech4Gamers.com. Besides steering the tech and gaming ship, I’m an experienced IT Project Manager, delivering projects for both giants and startups. With a major in Computer Science and diverse skills, I\’m committed to merging real-world expertise with a passion for technology.

Position at Tech4Gamers

As Tech4Gamers’ Founder and Editor-in-Chief, I bring over 13 years of PC Hardware Reviewing and 8+ years of IT Project Management experience. Certified in Google IT Support , my focus is on providing honest product reviews and analysis and fostering a strong gaming community with 130k+ members in PPG.

Tech Journey

From a computer science major to managing multi-million dollar projects and leading Tech4Gamers, my journey has been a dynamic exploration of technology, gaming, and community building. Join me in navigating the ever-evolving landscape of tech and gaming.

Current PC setup

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

Valve To Expand SteamOS With Asus ROG Ally Support

Valve has now decided to fully support the Asus ROG Ally and provide it with the same operating system as the Steam Deck.

Will Cheaper Vision Pro And AR Glasses Boost Apple’s VR Ambitions?

Apple plans to launch a cheaper Vision Pro headset while adjusting chipsets for affordability and omitting the EyeSight feature.

DRAM Prices Could Go Up By 2x Amid Incredible Demand For AI

According to technical analysts, the AI boom will directly impact demand for memory, leading to higher prices in the future.

Can Live Service Games Be Good?

We feel like a lot of people are getting sick of the live service games model, but can this model ever bring forth a good product?

The New iPad Pro: A Game-Changer For The MacBook

Apple is re-emphasizing sleek, thin designs, with upcoming MacBooks drawing inspiration from the new ultra-thin M4 iPad Pro.

New Report Warns of $5 Billion In Losses For OpenAI In 2024

According to information from a new report, OpenAI could lose a whopping $5 billion by the end of this year.

Why Nvidia’s AI NPCs Could Be a Game Changer

Dive into immersive gaming experiences with Nvidia's AI NPCs, reshaping narratives and gameplay mechanics with boundless creativity.

GTA 6 Features That I Am Most Excited About

Let's discuss the rumored and confirmed features of GTA 6 and how they could affect the gameplay and immersion of players.

Intel Confirms High Voltage As Main Culprit Behind CPU Instability

Intel has officially figured out the problem behind the instability of its recent CPUs, stating that a fix will be deployed soon.

No Man’s Sky 5.0 Introduces Completely Transformative Graphics Overhaul

Hello Games has announced the 5.0 update for No Man's Sky, which brings major graphical updates and new exploration expeditions to the game.

Kaspersky Ceasing Operations And Closing Offices In US After Sanctions

Russia's well-known anti-virus Kaspersky is set to shut down in the US due to sanctions on the company for stealing sensitive information.

AMD Ryzen 7 9700X Performs Nearly The Same As Ryzen 7 7800X3D

According to the new reports, the AMD Ryzen 7 9700X is basically the same CPU as the Ryzen 7 9800X3D due to virtually identical performance.
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Coolers

ID-Cooling FROST X45 Review: One of The Best Thermal Pastes We’ve Tested

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ID-Cooling’s new X45 thermal paste is an upgrade over their previous versions, offering better thermal performance with easier application thanks to its lower thickness. It’s ideal for overclockers or anyone wanting top cooling without spending much—priced at $6.99 for 2g. It performs slightly better than the older X25 and beats top brands in temperature tests.
Motherboards

We Tested The Best Motherboards For Ryzen 9 9950X3D

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The Ryzen 9 9950X3D is nailing all workloads and gaming benchmarks, and we've rounded up the best motherboards for it.
RAM

TEAMGROUP T-Force Delta RGB 32GB (2x16GB) DDR5-8000 CL38 Review

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The TEAMGROUP T-Force Delta RGB DDR5-8000 CL38 is a high-speed DDR5 kit that not only looks great but also performs quite well. In our tests, it handled benchmarks rather impressively, nailing Read and Write operations. It’s also reasonably priced for an 8000MHz kit, which makes it an easy choice to recommend.
News

Assassin’s Creed Shadows Now #2 Best-Selling PS5 Game On Amazon Japan Ahead of Launch

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Assassin's Creed Shadows seems to be on track to find success in Japan, becoming the second-biggest PS5 game on Amazon in the region.
News

Valve Says Steam Is Constantly Growing Due To Its Focus On Putting Customers At Forefront

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Valve has shared its reason for constant growth, stating that Steam continues to place its customers before anything else.