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About Me

Hello, I’m Ali Tauseef, a dedicated writer and computer enthusiast with a burning passion for graphics cards and processors. My journey is a constant exploration of the evolving world of computer technology, where every benchmark and pixel counts.

Position at Tech4Gamers

As Tech4Gamers’ Comparisons Expert, I bring a wealth of knowledge to the forefront. Specializing in graphics cards and processors, I delve deep into the intricacies of computer technology, regularly sharing insights and in-depth comparisons with the community.

Tech Journey

My tech journey is a dynamic quest for understanding the nuances of computer technology. With a passion for graphics cards and processors, I embark on a continuous exploration, sharing my insights and discoveries through blogs and in-depth comparisons on Tech4Gamers.

Current PC setup

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

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?

Is It Safe To Use Public USB Chargers?

The potential dangers of using public USB chargers and how you can protect yourself from cyber attacks carried out using by them.

Is Moore’s Law Really Dead?

The long-running Moore's Law is slowly coming to a halt, but there's plenty to look forward to in the future.

Why CPU Frequency Doesn’t Matter These Days In Gaming

CPU frequency has always been considered a key metric for measuring gaming performance, but it's not as important as you think.
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Why You Should Use A VPN For Gaming And Protection

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VPNs can be complete game-changers for those looking to enhance their gaming or online web-browsing experience.
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Noctua Debuts NF-A6x15 60mm Fans & NA-SC1 Sx2 Splitter Cables

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Noctua has introduced the brand new NF-A6x15 60mm fan and the NA-SC1 Sx2 splitter cable set to further expand its PC offerings.
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Dragon Age: The Veilguard Drops To As Low As 500P on PS5 To Maintain 60FPS

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Digital Foundry's Dragon Age: The Veilguard tech review revealed that the game drops to 500p to maintain 60FPS on PS5 performance mode.
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Starfield Dev Blasts ‘Unsustainable’ Games Industry; ‘If AAA Game Isn’t Big Hit, You’re Dead’

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Fallout 4 and Starfield designer Bruce Nesmith says that a lot of things need to fall into place for a big-budget game to break even.
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AMD Research Suggest New Upscaling Technology To Rival Nvidia

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AMD might be working on a new upscaling technology that benefits its new RDNA 4 architecture for better image quality.