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About Me

Hey, I’m Shehryar, a tech enthusiast and wordsmith unraveling the wonders of the technological world. With a Google IT Support Certificate, I love exploring gadgets, PC components, platforms, consoles, and innovations. Between keystrokes, I enjoy reading, hanging out with friends, and going on walks.

Position at Tech4Gamers

Senior Editor and Content Writer:

  • Lead the comparison and blog writing teams at Tech4Gamers.
  • Oversee teams with a keen eye for detail and precision.
  • Ensure hands-on writing, with benchmarks and testing as guiding principles.
  • Guarantee the delivery of the best possible results in concise yet impactful tech tales.

Tech Journey

I’ve loved technology since childhood, turning that passion into a profession by 2020. At Techazone, I guided users through Windows and Mac mazes. In the wrist-tech arena, I explored devices from Apple to Samsung and Garmin at WornbyFit. For nostalgia, I delved into retro games on RetroVGames.

Current PC setup

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

1000Hz vs 8000Hz Mouse Polling: The Real Competitive Edge

8000Hz mice can cut report timing to 0.125ms, but they can also raise CPU load and cause stutter. Here’s when 8K helps and when 1000Hz wins.

Stop Blaming HDR on PC. You’re Using It Wrong

Windows Auto HDR is not broken. Learn how calibration, panel limits, and tone mapping decide whether HDR looks stunning or washed out on PC.

Why PC Gamers Are Spending More Time Tweaking Than Playing

PC gamers are spending more time tweaking settings than playing. Inconsistent ports, and constant updates make optimization feel mandatory

What the Steam Machine Needs to Beat Consoles

The Steam Machine could challenge PlayStation and Xbox but only if Valve pays attention to some aspects such as the hardware and Software.

How Gaming Technology Is Used Beyond Games

Explore how gaming technology like engines, GPUs, and VR is transforming industries from science all the way to medicine.

Why Game Stutter Still Exists and Why It’s So Hard to Kill

Game stutter still plagues modern PC gaming despite powerful hardware. This article explains why it’s so hard to eliminate.

Epic vs Steam: Why User Growth Isn’t Paying Off

Epic Games Store keeps gaining users but struggles to match Steam’s revenue, revealing a deeper battle over player habits and engagement.

Why Gamers May Not Need Consoles Anymore

Discussing whether gamers still need consoles in the age of cloud gaming, handheld PCs, and hybrid platforms.

DLSS 4.5 and the New Divide in Modern PC Gaming

DLSS 4.5’s 6x frame generation is RTX 50–only, creating a new divide in high-end PC gaming performance tiers.

Why PC Modders Keep Fixing Games Before Studios

PC modders continue to fix games faster than studios, reshaping player trust and raising questions about unpaid community labor.

Why Modern PC Games Are CPU-Bound Again

Many modern PC games are CPU-bound again. Here’s why powerful GPUs aren’t delivering the gains players expect.

Why 16GB VRAM No Longer Feels Safe

Modern PC games are hitting 16GB VRAM limits at 1440p, exposing inefficient asset pipelines, console-first design, and confusing GPU specs.

Nioh 3 Releases February 6th 2026: Heres Why Im Excited

Nioh 3 brings deeper combat, a bigger story, and improved co-op. Let's dive right into the hype surrounding its release.

PlayStation PC Strategy: Partnering With Turtle Rock Studios

PlayStation’s PC strategy comes into focus as Sony funds 4:Loop, a new game from the creators of Left 4 Dead.

Gaming on Starlink vs Fiber: What You’re Really Getting

Explaining Starlink vs Fiber in simple terms and answering which of the two is better and more reliable when it comes to online gaming?
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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.
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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.
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Modders Unlock Multi-Frame Generation Alongside FSR 4, Results Shown On The RX 7900

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Modders have now managed to enable FSR 4 and Multi Frame Gen on the 4-year-old RX 7900 and showcased it by running Cyberpunk 2077.
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Ex-Rockstar Dev Praises Crimson Desert: “I’m Impressed With The Game”

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A former Rockstar developer has reacted to Crimson Desert's latest gameplay, sharing nothing but positive words for the RPG.
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Resident Evil Requiem Will Be Less Scary Than RE7, But Still An Improvement Over Village

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Resident Evil Requiem director Koshi Nakanishi says that Capcom has toned down the horror in the game since players found RE7 too scary.