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About Me

Greetings, I’m Nauman Siddique, a seasoned computer science graduate with over 15 years of rich experience in the world of technology. My passion for technology has driven my expertise in various facets of computer hardware, making me a go-to resource for insightful reviews and in-depth testing. In my free time, I’m always studying computers, here are some recent programs that I have finished.

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Position at Tech4Gamers

At Tech4Gamers, I take on the role of Hardware Reviewer with pride. My responsibilities involve a thorough examination of essential hardware components like motherboards, graphics cards, processors, PC cases, and CPU coolers, among others, focusing on their complexities and functionalities.

 

 

 

Tech Journey

With a solid foundation in Computer Science and an advanced degree in Marketing, my career in the tech industry spans more than fifteen years, including valuable experiences at eXputer, EnosTech, and Appuals. Throughout this time, I’ve refined my expertise by building PCs, delving into the intricacies of technology, and conducting thorough hardware evaluations.

Current PC setup

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

MSI MAG B860 Mortar WiFi Review: mATX Done Right

The MSI MAG B860 Mortar WiFi is a compact microATX motherboard that delivers impressive performance and features for its size. With support for Intel Core Ultra Series 2 processors, DDR5 memory, Gen5 PCIe, and Gen5 M.2 connectivity, it offers excellent value at $219. Its standout features include WiFi 7, a Thunderbolt 4 port, robust cooling for the VRM and M.2 slots, and a redesigned BIOS interface. While it lacks some high-end extras, this motherboard is a solid choice for gamers and mid-range PC builders looking for a feature-packed, space-efficient option.

MSI MAG B860 Tomahawk WiFi Review: Incredible Value

The MSI MAG B860 Tomahawk WiFi is a solid mid-range motherboard designed for Intel’s Core Ultra Series 2 processors. Priced at $239, it offers great features like Gen 5 PCIe support, DDR5 memory, Thunderbolt 4, and WiFi 7, making it ideal for gamers. It delivers reliable performance with strong cooling, a user-friendly BIOS, and handy tools like EZ PCIe Release, though its basic audio solution and lack of a debug LED might not appeal to everyone. Overall, it’s a great choice for those looking for good value and future-ready tech.

Noctua NF-A14x25 G2 PWM Fans Review

The Noctua NF-A14x25 G2 PWM is a high-performance, ultra-quiet 140mm fan designed with meticulous engineering and premium materials like Sterrox LCP. It combines impressive thermal efficiency, low noise output, and exceptional durability with features like advanced anti-vibration components and a six-year warranty.

Ocypus Iota A62 Air Cooler Review: Cool, Quiet, and Affordable

The Ocypus Iota A62 is a dual-tower, 120mm air cooler offering competitive performance at an affordable price of $64.99. It has a clean white design, solid thermal capabilities, and a basic digital display that shows live CPU or GPU temperatures. Despite its limited orientation due to the display and the need for a spare USB 2.0 header, it delivers excellent value with its simple installation, support for modern sockets, and quiet operation.

Ocypus Iota L36 White Liquid Cooler Review: Solid Cooling Under $100

The Ocypus Iota L36 White is a well-rounded 360mm AIO cooler that combines solid performance with eye-catching design. The cooler stands out with its sleek white design, digital display showing CPU or GPU temperature, and subtle A-RGB lighting. The fans are quiet and the installation is straightforward, though it does require a USB 2.0 header for the digital display functionality. At an MSRP of $99.99, it offers good value for money.

GameMax Iceburg 360 Digital White Review: Worth It?

I am taking a look at a new cooler from Gamemax named Iceburg 360 Digital. This cooler is available in white and black. It uses high-performance pump to enhance...

ORICO 2-Bay DAS Storage Box Review: Big Capacity, No Hassle

The ORICO 2BIG DAS is a simple and budget-friendly enclosure that can house two drives (2.5" or 3.5") and handle up to 44TB total capacity, connecting over USB Type-C at 5Gbps. It lacks RAID support and is made of plastic, but it includes a small fan for cooling and provides straightforward access to each drive, making it a practical option for local backups or putting spare drives to use.

Netac ZX20L 2TB Portable SSD Review: Is It Worth It?

The Netac ZX20L 2TB Portable SSD is a great option for people who need fast, portable storage and like bold, eye-catching designs. It offers impressive speeds, with up to 2000MB/s for reading and 1700MB/s for writing, and even outperformed its rated write speed during tests.

Intel ARC B580 Review: A Budget Card That’s Actually Good

The Intel Arc B580 is AMD’s reentry into the entry-level gaming graphics card market and a stellar one at that! Based on Intel’s new Xe2 architecture and a 5nm TSMC node, the card output showed great 1080p and 1440p gaming performance numbers in our benchmarks, even outperforming more expensive “budget” cards.

Best Motherboards For Core Ultra 9 285K [Hands-On Tested]

We tested and picked the Best motherboard for Core Ultra 9 285K by considering performance, aesthetics, features, and value.

Best DDR5 RAM In 2025 [30+ Tested]

Your ultimate guide to finding the best DDR5 RAM Based On Budget, Performance, RGB, Overclocking, Cheap, and Overall.

Orico O7000 2TB NVMe SSD Review: Great Speeds, Small Trade-Offs

The Orico O7000 2TB NVMe SSD delivers impressive speed, making it a good choice for gaming, general use, and even PS5 compatibility. It uses a DRAM-less design with Host Memory Buffer (HMB) and SLC caching to maintain solid performance, but it’s not as fast as DRAM-enabled drives for small, random tasks. At $129.99, it’s a great deal, especially with extras like a heatsink and thermal pads included.
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Peripherals

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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PS5 Runs Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 Better In Performance Mode Than Its Pro Variant

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A recent analysis revealed that the PS5 offers better FPS in Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 than the PlayStation 5 Pro in performance mode.
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Why Being A Witcher Is A Downgrade For Ciri

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Ciri, a godlike being with space-time abilities relying on Witcher genes and potions, what could be the reason for this massive downgrade?
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More PlayStation Studios Looking To Utilize Horizon’s Decima Engine For Future Games

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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.