Shehryar Khan

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:

I Switched to a Controller And It Changed My PC Gaming

Switching from mouse to controller transformed my gaming; trading precision for comfort, immersion, and a completely new playstyle.

Gaming Hardware Is Plateauing And That’s Actually Good

Gaming hardware is plateauing, bringing longer-lasting systems, better optimization, and a shift in modern gaming.

Why Crimson Desert Is the Next Big Open-World Fantasy Game

Crimson Desert is shaping up to redefine open-world fantasy with its dynamic combat, immersive world, and player-driven exploration.

Modern Games Don’t Trust Players Anymore

Modern games rely too much on tutorials and markers, reducing exploration and player freedom compared to older experiences.

Why Gamers Are Quietly Leaving AAA Games

Why gamers are gradually moving away from AAA games, driven by complexity, and a growing preference for simpler, more engaging experiences.

I Stopped Upgrading My GPU for 3 Years – Here’s What Happened

Skipping GPU upgrades for three years reveals the truth about performance gains, optimization, and why patience leads to smarter upgrades.

Why Pragmata Might Be Capcom’s Most Experimental Game Yet

Pragmata may be Capcom’s most experimental game yet blending genres with a bold new IP with high risks and potential rewards.

The Strange Reason Old Games Feel Better Than Modern Ones

Why older games feel more satisfying than modern titles, focusing on simplicity, design, and gameplay experience.

The Competitive Audio Shift: Why Gamers Are Leaving Headsets

Competitive gamers are switching to IEMs and DACs for better positional audio. Here’s why audio is becoming the next big competitive edge.

Why Pragmata Is One of Capcom’s Most Mysterious Games

Pragmata stands out as Capcom’s most mysterious projects that is keeping players intrigued with its rare updates and lack of information.

The Console-Like PC Problem Valve Finally Solved

Console-like PCs have struggled for years, but Valve’s Steam Deck proves why embracing PC freedom works better than copying consoles.

VRAM in 2026: Why 12GB Is the New Minimum for 1440p

12GB VRAM is now the baseline for smooth 1440p gaming in 2026, as modern titles push beyond 8GB and demand higher memory requirements.

CPU Bottlenecks in Gaming Aren’t What They Used to Be

AI frame generation technologies like DLSS are changing how CPU bottlenecks affect gaming performance, especially in modern GPU-driven titles.

AI Anti-Cheat is Finally Winning in 2026

AI-powered anti-cheat systems in 2026 are finally outsmarting aim-bots, restoring fairness to competitive gaming.

Sons of Sparta: PS5’s Biggest Shock Yet

God of War: Sons of Sparta is 2026’s most pivotal PlayStation release, bridging the gap between Kratos’ past and the series' future.

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Xbox Spent Nearly $80 Billion to Boost Game Pass, but the Service Still Lost Subscribers

A new report reveals that Microsoft spent nearly $80 billion to boost Xbox Game Pass in the last decade, but the service fell short instead.

Microsoft Internally Criticizes Its Day-One Game Pass Strategy As A Failed Bet

Microsoft internally criticised the decision to release first-party AAA games on Xbox Game Pass on day one at no extra cost.

Avowed Sequel Canceled As Microsoft Lays Off 25% of Obsidian Entertainment’s Workforce

Microsoft reportedly shelved an Avowed sequel at Obsidian Entertainment for a new Fallout game, as 25% of the studio gets laid off.

Game Pass Failed As Fans Care Too Much About Fortnite And Roblox, Says Analyst

An analyst has shared a unique perspective on Game Pass' failure, pointing to Fortnite as the major reason for the subscription's downfall.

Most PC Gamers Are Against Buying Physical Games From Steam, Say They Prefer Digital Copies Instead

A majority of PC gamers are against a hypothetical physical Steam games market, as they prefer the convenience of digital copies.