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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 B860 LiveMixer WiFi Review: Built For Creators, Priced For Everyone

The ASRock B860 LiveMixer WiFi is a budget-friendly motherboard aimed at content creators who need tons of connectivity without breaking the bank. Priced at $190, it offers a great mix of features like WiFi 6E, Thunderbolt 4, and 22 USB ports. While it doesn’t have the most powerful power delivery or the newest WiFi 7, it still performs well for gaming and everyday tasks, supports fast DDR5 memory, and includes Gen5 slots for both graphics cards and storage. Overall, it’s a good value pick for creators and gamers who want reliable performance and excellent connectivity

ASRock B860 Steel Legend WiFi Review: The Best Value Motherboard?

The ASRock B860 Steel Legend WiFi is a solid choice for people looking for a reliable and affordable motherboard. It supports Intel’s Core Ultra series processors and DDR5 memory, making it future-proof for most tasks. While it skips out on WiFi 7 and offers just one Thunderbolt port, it still provides great performance with PCIe Gen5, good audio, and plenty of USB and storage options. At $200, it’s a great value, especially for gaming and everyday use.

Teamgroup T-Force G70 Pro 4TB NVMe SSD Review: What’s Not To Like?

The Teamgroup G70 Pro 4TB NVMe SSD delivers impressive speed, solid build quality, and reliable thermal management, making it a great choice for gamers, content creators, and power users. With sequential read speeds of up to 7400MB/s and write speeds of 6600MB/s, it competes well with pricier alternatives while offering PS5 compatibility and a five-year warranty.

Best Budget CPUs In 2025 [With Gaming & Productivity Benchmarks]

Here are my picks for the Best Budget CPUs after thorough testing and consideration of various factors.

Corsair RX120 Max RGB Fans Review: More Than Just Flashy

The Corsair iCUE Link RX120 Max RGB fans offer a premium cooling solution with a thicker 30mm design for better airflow and high static pressure, making them ideal for radiators. They feature magnetic dome bearings, reinforced blades, and a sleek RGB aesthetic, all controlled through the iCUE Link system. While they deliver solid performance and an easy installation process with Quick Turn Screws, they come at a high price and require full software integration, limiting manual control.

The 6 Best CPUs For Gaming In 2025 [Tested With Benchmarks]

Our team has tested a bunch of different processors to bring you a detailed guide going over the Best CPUs For Gaming, ranging from entry-level to high-end.

Netac NV7000-Q 2TB NVMe SSD Review: A Great Choice For PS5?

The Netac NV7000-Q 2TB NVMe SSD delivers solid performance with its MaxioTech MAP1602A controller and YMTC 3D QLC NAND, making it a DRAM-less, cost-effective option for users after fast PCIe Gen 4 speeds. It offers sequential read speeds up to 7000MB/s and write speeds up to 6400MB/s, making it suitable for PlayStation 5 and even general use.

ASRock Phantom Gaming X870E Nova WiFi Review: Worth It?

The ASRock Phantom Gaming X870E Nova WiFi is a remarkable motherboard for all Ryzen 7000, 8000, and 9000 series CPUs. It has an impressive 20+2+1-phase VRM design with 110A Dr.MOS SPS. The motherboard has a total of five M.2 slots, with the top one being Gen5. There is also an exceptionally extensive selection of USB ports, including USB4 and much more. As expected, the X870E Nova WiFi packs a solid punch when it comes to both synthetic and gaming benchmarks, and also has very optimal VRM thermals, making it a good choice for overclocking.

ASRock B850 LiveMixer WiFi Review: Perfect For Streamers & Content Creators

The ASRock B850 LiveMixer WiFi is a good motherboard for streamers and content creators who want to use AMD's latest CPUs. It features impressive 14+2+1 VRMs and 80A Dr.MOS 1000uF capacitors. In our stress tests, the VRM temperatures were slightly higher at 66°C, but they're borderline acceptable. Showing support for 23 USB ports, three PCIe slots, and three M.2 slots showcases why it's catered for content creators.

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.

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.
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