Ali Rashid Khan

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:

We’re Probably Not Going To See A Steam Deck 2 Anytime Soon

If you were excited about the newly spotted Aerith Plus APU making its way into an alleged Steam Deck 2, I have some bad news for you.

Here’s Why I Think Nvidia Just Doesn’t Care About Us Gamers Anymore

Gamers are no longer the prime target of Nvidia's business operations.

RTX 5090’s TDP Is Nothing Compared To These GPU Prototypes From NVIDIA

A new leak reveals Nvidia's development-phase/bring-up PCBs for the RTX 5090 and RTX 4090.

With Trump Tariffs Looming And No RTX 50 Stock, AMD’s RX 9070 GPUs Look Like A Winner

Nvidia’s RTX 50 GPUs might have the bragging rights, but AMD’s RX 9070 Series might just show Nvidia the door once Trump’s Tariffs go live.

With NVIDIA Confirming An Investigation Into RTX 50 Series Issues, Here’s What I Recommend To Owners

The RTX 50 Series is the most chaotic GPU launch in a while with BSODs at the forefront of the crime scene, so how is Nvidia attempting to navigate through these troubled waters?

Why You Should Be Concerned About Trump’s Tariffs

Trump’s tariffs pose a heightened challenge for tech manufacturers who heavily rely on imports, especially from China and Taiwan, which will likely lead to price increases for finished goods like laptops and gaming PCs as well as their components.

I’ve Been Using The DeepCool Macube 110 For A While Now: Here’s What I Think

The DeepCool Macube 110 offers a refreshing, minimalist design with a strong focus on airflow and practicality, making it a great value option. Its spacious interior and tool-less...

I Tried Gaming On OLED And I Am Never Going Back

Backlight bleeds, inaccurate colours, and dull contrast; kiss all of that goodbye. OLED monitors are here to reign firm and for good reason.

Here’s How I Get The Most Out Of My Laptop’s Battery Life

While we’ve certainly come a long way from the meagre laptop batteries of the ‘00s, battery life maximisation is still a well-kept secret.

Why You Shouldn’t Spend More Than $500 On A GPU In 2025

Thanks to AI-powered advancements, you’ll find plenty of midrange $500 GPUs that are capable of gaming in 2K without breaking the bank.

Is It Worth Buying An Expensive Mouse?

Wouldn’t a <$50 gaming mouse with a few decent RGB lighting modes and a handful of macros suffice for you?

Why Didn’t Apple Release A Mac Mini With The M3 SoCs?

Thanks to Apple Silicon’s inception, the Mac Mini with M1, M2, and M4 is an absolute bang for the buck. But hold on, where did the M3 go?

Post 2019 Macs: Why You Should Hunt Them Down

2025 has started, but that doesn’t mean you need the latest and greatest Mac. However, you do need to focus on Apple Silicon. Here’s why.

Gaming On A Budget? Here’s What You Can Do With $1,000 In 2025

Inflation’s at an all time high, but that doesn’t mean you should skimp on your gaming rig. Here’s what you can build with a $1,000 in 2025.

Why You Shouldn’t Compare Core Ultra 9 285K To Ryzen 7 9800X3D

As if it already didn’t feel weird comparing the top-of-the-line CPU from Intel to AMD’s mid-tier offering, the answer is going to shock you even more.

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5 Out of 8 Major AAA Japanese Studios Already Hit Record-Breaking Share Prices This Year

Japan's AAA presence in the gaming industry has gotten stronger, as 5 of the 8 companies in the region reached record-breaking share prices.

Indiana Jones and The Great Circle Tops PlayStation Pre-Orders

With Indiana Jones and the Great Circle now available to pre-order for the PS5, the game is topping the PlayStation charts.

Rocksteady’s Next Batman Game Being Developed Using Unreal Engine 5

Rocksteady's latest job openings confirm that the team is working with Unreal Engine 5 for its next AAA project.

The Witcher 4 Won’t Be Using Generative AI For Development

CDPR says it won't use generative AI for The Witcher 4 or any future projects. This isn't because the outcome looks half-baked but...

Phantom Blade Devs Want To Go Back to PS1 Era Creativity In Development

Phantom Blade devs say they want to go back to the PS1 era, where creativity was important, and budgets were much more manageable.