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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:

ASRock Z790 NOVA WiFi Motherboard Review

In this review, we will tell you about the ASRock Z790 NOVA WiFi's design, performance, overclocking, thermals, and overall value for money.

MSI MAG CORELIQUID E360 CPU Liquid Cooler Review

In this review, we will take you on a thorough analysis of the MSI MAG CORELIQUID E360, along with its installation and thermal performance.

MSI Z790 Tomahawk Max WiFi Motherboard Review

In this review, we will tell you all about the MSI Z790 Tomahawk Max WiFi's design, performance, overclocking, and thermals.

DeepCool LT520 240mm AIO Review: Worth It?

DeepCool has released a new Mirror Infinity series AIOs named LT. They have released 240mm and 360mm versions. Here is a full review of it.

Arctic Freezer 34 – Yellow CPU Cooler Review

Arctic Freezer 34 Review is a powerful cooling solution without breaking your wallet. Check the tested results by reading this review.

G.Skill Ripjaws S5 6000MHz DDR5 Kit Review

In this G.Skill Ripjaws S5 Review, we will walk you through the RAM's unboxing experience, take a closer look, and check its benchmarks.

NOCTUA NH-D15S Chromax Black Review

We review the Noctua NH-D155 Chromax Black testing its overclocking capabilities, performance, and alongside checking aesthetics plus value.

DeepCool AS500 Plus White Cooler Review

The AS500 from DeepCool had our praise when we got to test it. Its noise-to-performance ratio turned out quite good. This time we are taking a look at their...

XPG Lancer RGB 32GB 7200MHz DDR5 Ram Review

Dive into the XPG Lancer RGB 32GB 7200MHz CAS34 DDR5 Kit as we tell you all about its performance, testing, design, and more in this review.

Sabrent Rocket NANO XTRM 1TB Portable Drive Review

In this Sabrent Rocket NANO XTRM 1TB review, we will tell you about the portable drive's unboxing, design, and performance.

Teamgroup T-Force Siren DUO360 ARGB Cooler Review

In this Teamgroup Siren DUO360 review, we will tell you about the cooler's unboxing, design, installation, and thermal performance.

GIGABYTE AORUS WATERFORCE X 280 Liquid Cooler Review

From unboxing to installation and testing, this guide covers everything you need to know about the AORUS WATERFORCE X 280.

Teamgroup T-Create Expert 48GB DDR5-7200 C34 Kit Review

In this Teamgroup T-Create Expert DDR5 48GB 7200MHz CAS34 kit review we will tell you about its unboxing, design, RGB effects, and testing.

Corsair Dominator Titanium DDR5-7200 C34 Kit Review

In this Corsair Dominator Titanium 32GB 7200MT/s CAS34 kit review, we will tell you about the RAM's design, testing, and overclocking.

XPG Invader X PC Case Review

XPG Invader X is a mid-tower case perfect for high-tier PC builds. I love the dust filtration on the top, side, and bottom, as well as the ability to house up to 360mm radiators. The 5x pre-installed fans are a great touch, and the GPU support bracket and riser cable are the icings on the cake.
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Epic Games Accuses Valve of “Illegal” Methods Over Steam Microtransactions and Fees

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Epic Game's CEO accuess Valve, stating that the company still employs excessive commissions and pricing structures that he claims are illegal.
Coolers

ID-Cooling Frost X55 Review: Performance That Smells Surprisingly Good

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ID-Cooling's New Frost X55 Thermal paste is an upgrade over its previous versions, offering excellent performance and substantial value at $9 USD for a 4-gram tube. It features eye-catching packaging with four scent options; despite the cosmetic focus, its core function remains effective. The paste is slightly less viscous than the X45 while retaining the good thickness. Overall, the performance is in the high-end thermal-paste category.
News

Bethesda Veteran Says Starfield Would’ve Been A Hit If It Was Developed By Some Other Studio

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Skyrim lead says if a new, smaller studio developed Starfield, it would've been a hit, because the expectations from Bethesda were too high.
Peripherals

Obsbot Tiny 3 Lite Review: Making AI Webcams More Accessible

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The Obsbot Tiny 3 Lite is a compact AI-powered webcam with a 4K sensor and a built-in pan-and-tilt gimbal that can follow you around the room. It keeps your face visible even in low light and offers smooth high-frame-rate recording up to 1080p120. Voice and gesture controls are also available, and the built-in mics deliver clear audio for calls or casual recordings. While it’s not as sharp or feature-packed as the Tiny 3, it provides a sweet spot for those who want smart tracking without paying flagship prices.
Peripherals

Obsbot Tiny 3 Review: When A Webcam Starts Acting Like A Camera

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The Obsbot Tiny 3 is a compact AI-powered PTZ webcam that combines gimbal-based tracking, flexible framing, and decent built-in audio into a small package. It performs well in varied lighting, keeps autofocus locked even during fast movements, and the Obsbot Center software gives extensive control over image settings. While it’s more expensive than standard webcams, its various features make it a worthwhile option for creators and anyone who spends long hours on camera.