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About Me

Hi! I’m Ali Tauseef, and I have been writing for Tech4Gamers since 2022. I love all things computer hardware but am particularly fond of CPUs and motherboards, and I like to stay up-to-date about the latest advancements in these worlds, and when possible, write about it. When I’m not doing that, I like to get into a little FPS action in CS2 or get lost in the vast world of RDR2.

Position at Tech4Gamers

I intitally started by writing CPU comparisons and since then have written articles of all kinds, from Wikis and How-Tos to dedicated CPU reviews. Currently, I test and review CPUs, motherboards, and sometimes, RAM.

Tech Journey

My tech journey essentially began in my early childhood when I was introduced to my family computer on which I first played Need For Speed II SE. When I first saw what was inside that rusty old off-white PC case, it wasn’t pretty! But it intrigued me as to how all of it functions together to bring us what we see on our screens. Since then, learning about computer hardware has been something of a hobby, and here we are today!

Current PC setup

Here are the current specs of the system I am rocking:

  • OS: Windows 11
  • CPU: Intel Core i7-13700K
  • Motherboard: ASRock Z790 Steel Legend WiFi
  • GPU: MSI Gaming X RTX 3090
  • RAM: XPG Lancer RGB 32GB 7200MT/s DDR5
  • SSD: WD Black SN850X 2TB
  • CPU Cooler: Cooler Master Master Liquid 360 Atmos
  • PSU: Corsair RM850x

MSI MAG B850 Tomahawk Max WiFi Review: Performance On A Budget

The MSI MAG B850 Tomahawk Max WiFi is an excellent mid-ranger and a great option for stepping onto the latest platform with your Ryzen 9000 CPU. It has a decent 14+2+1 DRPS design with 14x 80A SPS for the CPU, enough for even the AM5 big dogs. 5G LAN, WiFi 7, dual Gen 5 M.2 slots, PCIe 5.0 x16, and EZ-DIY are the highlights on the board. The lack of dual-sided thermal pads for the Gen 5 M.2 slot is a disappointment.

G.Skill Trident Z5 Royal Neo DDR5-8000 CL38 EXPO Kit Review

The Trident Z5 Royal Neo DDR5-8000 CL38 is G.Skill's latest addition to their EXPO DDR5 lineup. It follows the same design as previous kits from this lineup, with a mirrored silver/gold finish and a crystalline light bar. It's capable of running at DDR5-6400 CL28 with a latency of just 8.75ns, a configuration at which it can beat any kit in the market with speeds ranging from 6000-6400 MT/s. All this comes at a towering price tag of $179, though.

Best CPU Coolers for Core Ultra 9 285K In 2025 [20+ Tested]

We picked out the best CPU coolers for Core Ultra 9 285K after months of dedicated testing, bringing you our 5 top picks.

X870 Vs X870E: We Tested Both Chipsets

In the X870 vs X870E comparison, we will take a look at the performance, connectivity, price, and value for money for these chipsets.

Why Are So Few Games Set In Modern Times

Games set in modern times are rare while games set in different periods are abundant. Read this article to see our reasons as to why this is!

Here’s Why A Chromebook Might Be Perfect For You

Chromebooks have come very far, and can serve as a potentially better alternative to laptops for many users. Find out why.

My Favorite Tips To Improve My Multi-Monitor Setup

Using a multi-monitor setup without optimizing or properly setting it up means missing out on so much. These tips help mitigate those.

Do You Need To Use A VPN At Home?

A VPN is a cornerstone in protecting your privacy when you're connected to public WiFi networks, but do you also need it at home?

6 Common PC Gaming Myths – Busted!

PC gaming isn't a stranger to different misconceptions, including some that leave people skeptical of the platform. I've addressed 6 of them.

Are Minimum Requirements Actually Accurate?

Most developers tend to list the minimum and recommended requirements for all their titles, but are they actually accurate?

Why Your PC Needs Both An HDD And An SSD

SSDs are pretty cheap now, but that doesn't mean you should completely ditch the hard drives in your system.

Public WiFi: Should You Connect To It?

We all love to see a public Wi-Fi network we can connect to when we're out and about, but is it better to just stick to cellular data?
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Epomaker RT80 Review: The Gimmicks Never End

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The Epomaker RT80 is an ambitious keyboard that features dual screens and a unique layout, aiming to stand out in the crowded budget mechanical keyboard market. While it excels in certain areas like build quality and wireless performance, it falls short in others, particularly in the practicality of its features. The touchscreen is tricky to use and, in turn, makes typing on what’s an otherwise excellent stock experience harder than it needs to be.
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PlayStation may be looking to use Guerrilla Games' Decima engine extensively across its many studios for more efficient development.
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Nintendo Switch 2 Reveal Reportedly Set For This Week

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A new report seems to have nailed the exact reveal date of the Nintendo Switch 2, hinting at the first look coming this week.