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About Me

I’m Usman Sheikh, I love building PCs and reviewing different components. I am also a CS2 veteran.

Position at Tech4Gamers

As a Senior Hardware Reviewer at Tech4Gamers, I bring over a decade of experience and spend my days stress-testing graphics cards, CPU coolers, motherboards, and more. I also love overclocking and I occasionally share tips and optimization guides for CPUs and graphics cards.

Tech Journey

I started my tech journey in 2014 with the largest Pakistani gaming community forum as the senior administrator. I have always been deeply passionate about computers, testing new gadgets and hardware, and learning new things every day.

Current PC setup

  • CPU: Ryzen 7 9700X (Tuned to 5.7GHz)
  • Motherboard: MSI B650 Tomahawk WiFi
  • GPU: ZOTAC RTX 5080 Solid (OC 3.2GHz) Tuned
  • RAM: 32GB XPG Lancer Blade 6400MTs CL28 Tuned
  • Cooler: Deepcool Mystique 360 RGB
  • SSD: WD SN750 1TB + Samsung 970 EVO 500GB + Corsair MP600 Elite 2TB
  • PSU: Superflower Leadex VII Pro 850W Platinum
  • Case: Hyte Y70
  • Monitor: MSI G27QPF 2K 180Hz GSync
  • Keyboard: Skyloong SK84
  • Mouse: Logitech G Pro Super Light X Wireless
  • Audio: Logitech G733 Wireless

KLEVV CRAS C925G 2TB Review: Performance Meets Value

The KLEVV CRAS C925G 2TB NVMe SSD offers strong performance with PCIe Gen4 speeds, reaching up to 7,400 MB/s read and 6,300 MB/s write. It’s a budget-friendly option for gaming and general use, with a 5-year warranty, but lacks DRAM cache, relying on HMB for efficiency. The SSD also includes a heatsink for better cooling, though performance may dip during heavy sustained writes.

ORICO Raceline Neon 32GB (16×2) DDR5-7200 CL34 Review

The ORICO Raceline Neon DDR5 RAM (32GB, 7200MT/s CL34) delivers strong performance with reliable Hynix A-die chips, solid cooling, and eye-catching RGB. It’s built for gamers, creators, and overclockers who want high speeds and tuning flexibility. While it's not suited for budget systems or compact builds, it stands out for its design, overclocking potential, and fair pricing in the premium DDR5 category.

KLEVV Urbane V RGB 32GB (16×2) DDR5-6000 CL28 Review

The KLEVV Urbane V 32GB 6000MT/s CL28 RAM offers strong performance with tight timings and great overclocking potential. Its compact design (42.5mm tall) ensures compatibility with large CPU air coolers, and it includes RGB lighting for aesthetics. While ideal for gamers and enthusiasts, it may not be the best choice for budget-conscious buyers or those with small form-factor builds.

Arctic P12 Pro A-RGB Fans Review: Good Performance, Great Looks, But Not So Quiet

The Arctic P12 Pro A-RGB fans offer impressive performance improvements over the non-Pro version, especially in static pressure and airflow. They feature a 7-blade design, reduced noise, and reliable FDB bearings, making them ideal for high-performance cooling setups. The ARGB lighting is visually appealing, and the fans are backed by a 6-year warranty, although noise can be noticeable at full RPM.

Ocypus Sigma L36 Pro Review: Performance Meets Display

The Ocypus Sigma L36 Pro is a 360mm all-in-one liquid cooler with a unique 3.5-inch customizable LCD display. It offers strong cooling performance, with improved pump and fan designs. The cooler is compatible with both Intel and AMD sockets and comes with a 5-year warranty. While it’s a bit pricey at $169.99, it competes well with other premium models, though it could be more affordable or include ARGB fans for the price. If the display isn’t important to you, there are cheaper options with similar performance.

Lian Li Hydroshift II LCD-C 360TL Review: The Smartest Looking Cooler Yet

The Lian Li Hydroshift II LCD-C 360TL is an impressive premium liquid cooler that delivers top-tier cooling performance, particularly in noise-normalized conditions, where it outperforms most of the competition. It stands out with its slim radiator for better case compatibility, customizable and vibrant circular LCD display, and wireless control options that reduce cable clutter. The build quality is solid, installation is user-friendly, and the fans are both quiet and powerful. However, to fully use its features, you still need the L-Connect software and some traditional cabling, and its high price might not suit everyone.

MSI MPG CoreLiquid P13 360 Review: Great Features, Pricing Could Be Better

The MSI MPG CoreLiquid P13 360 is a liquid CPU cooler aimed at gamers and PC builders who want a balance of performance, aesthetics, and noise control. It features a sleek, redesigned water block with a 2.1-inch LCD screen for real-time monitoring, system clock, and personalized content. Its cooling performance is solid, especially in noise-normalized tests, where it competes well with other high-end coolers. However, it has some drawbacks, including limited Intel socket compatibility, and a high price tag of $190, which could be seen as excessive when better-performing alternatives are available for less.

Arctic Liquid Freezer III Pro 360 A-RGB Review: The Cooler To Beat In 2025

The Arctic Liquid Freezer III Pro 360 A-RGB is a high-performance all-in-one liquid CPU cooler that delivers exceptional thermal performance, thanks to its thick radiator, powerful P12 Pro fans, and integrated VRM cooling fan. It excels in both noise-normalized and maximum-speed testing, showing efficiency and value for its current discounted price. Despite being loud at full speed, it offers excellent cooling even at moderate fan speeds, making it a top choice for enthusiasts and overclockers seeking strong performance at an affordable price.

Lian Li O11 Dynamic Mini V2 Flow Review – Full Marks!

The Lian-Li O11D Mini V2 is a smart and sleek upgrade to an already popular case, now with better airflow, support for bigger components, and smarter cable management in a compact design. It keeps the signature frameless glass look while improving thermal performance, making it a great pick for PC builders who want style without sacrificing function. With features like a slanted fan tray, modular I/O, and support for vertical GPUs, this case punches way above its size and price.

Netac NV7000-T 2TB Review: Solid Speed, Slightly Steep Price

The Netac NV7000-T is a fast PCIe Gen 4 SSD that performs well in daily tasks and file transfers, thanks to its Maxio controller and Host Memory Buffer setup. While it stays cool under stress and offers good value for older system upgrades or PS5 use, it falls short in some benchmarks and game load times, likely due to firmware tuning.

Thermal Grizzly Phase Sheet PTM Review [Tested On RTX 5080]

The Thermal Grizzly PhaseSheet PTM is a solid alternative to traditional thermal paste, especially for high-performance GPUs that suffer from rising temperatures over time. It uses a smart material that turns into liquid when hot to better fill tiny gaps, improving heat transfer and durability. While applying it takes more effort and care compared to paste, the performance results speak for themselves: better thermals, longer life, and less maintenance over time. If you're running powerful gear and don’t mind the higher price or extra prep, this is a smart upgrade.

Polartherm X8 & X10 Review: Incredible Performance For The Money!

Polartherm's X8 and X10 offer great performance at affordable prices. While the X8 is ideal for budget builds, the X10 stands out for mid-to-high-end setups, even outperforming some premium pastes. Both pastes come with easy-to-use packaging and tools, making them a solid choice for gamers.

Noctua NF-A12x25 G2 PWM Fans Review: King Is Back

The Noctua NF-A12x25 G2 fans are a thoughtful upgrade to an already great fan line, combining better performance, quieter operation, and exceptional build quality. Whether you need strong airflow for radiators or a super quiet setup, there's a version that fits. These fans are expensive, but if you're after top-tier cooling with minimal noise, they’re a solid choice.

ID-COOLING AF-127-ARGB-K Fans Review: Thick, Bright, & Effective

ID-Cooling’s AF-127-ARGB fans deliver impressive airflow, refined ring-style RGB lighting, and a robust 27 mm frame, all at a cost-effective price for a three-pack; installation uses standard daisy-chain cabling, and apart from a couple of extra leads to manage, the fans maintain low temperatures while adding a polished look with minimal effort.

XPG Hurricane Mag Fans Review: New Era Of Dual-Spin Blade Design

The XPG Hurricane Mag 120 ARGB fans are easy to set up and work really well. They have a smart design where you can change the airflow direction with one click, so you don’t need to flip the fans around. The fans connect with magnets and use just one cable, so not only the installation is simple but the build also looks neat. In terms of performance, they deliver strong airflow and do a good job cooling, especially when used on radiators. Overall, these Hurricane Mag fans are a solid choice for both new and experienced PC builders.
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