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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:

The Unspoken Downside of Ultra-Thin Laptops for Gamers

A look at the hidden compromises of ultra-thin gaming laptops, from thermal throttling to weaker sustained performance.

Gaming Headsets Need to Stop Pretending They’re Studio Gear

Exploring why gaming headsets should stop marketing themselves as studio gear and instead focus on the features that truly matter to gamers.

The Truth About Pro-Gaming Gear (Its Mostly Branding)

A breakdown of how pro-gaming gear relies on marketing, sponsorships, and hype more than meaningful performance gains.

The Cost of Free-to-Play: Monetization in Game Design

A quick look at how popular free-to-play games like Fortnite use in-game monetization through cosmetics, battle passes, and gacha systems.

Intel–NVIDIA Alliance: Effects on AMD & Gamers

Intel and NVIDIA’s new alliance brings hybrid CPU–GPU chips putting fresh pressure on AMD’s future in the hardware race.

Gaming on Wi-Fi 6 vs Ethernet: The Lag Might Surprise You

Discover how Wi-Fi 6 is closing the gap with Ethernet and delivering surprisingly low-lag performance for gamers.

Budget Keyboards Are Outclassing the Premiums

Budget custom keyboards are closing the gap with premium brands, offering high-end features at surprisingly low prices.

16K Polling Rate Keyboard: Breakthrough or Overkill?

Mchose’s Ace 68 Turbo debuts with a 16K polling rate. We explore what it means for latency and competitive gaming.

The PS Portal Just Got Its Biggest Upgrade Yet

The PS Portal can now stream games straight from the cloud. You don’t need a PS5 anymore, just good Wi-Fi and a PS Plus Premium account.

EyeNexus and the Future of Cloud VR

EyeNexus uses foveated streaming to sharpen visuals only where you look, cutting lag and bandwidth for faster, smoother cloud VR experiences.

Resident Evil Requiem: What to Expect

Dive into what to expect from Capcom’s Resident Evil Requiem which brings players back to Raccoon City with new protagonist Grace Ashcroft.

Why Split Fiction Could Be 2025’s Sleeper Hit

Hazelight Studios’ Split Fiction is emerging as 2025’s unexpected success becoming one of the year’s most talked-about sleeper hits.

How Elon Musk’s xAI Could Revolutionize Game Development

Elon Musk’s xAI reportedly has a video game in the works. Learn what it might mean for developers and players alike.

We Might Get Fully Cable-Free Gaming PC Setups In The Future

The idea of a cable-free gaming PC might sound futuristic, but we’re seeing the first signs with the release of fully wireless ARGB fans.

Wireless Mechanical Keyboards in Esports: Are They Ready?

Exploring whether wireless mechanical keyboards are finally fast, reliable, and ready for competitive esports play.
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News

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.