Samarveer Singh
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About Samarveer Singh
Gaming has been Samarveer’s greatest passion, and the Literature graduate in him takes immense joy in dissecting games for their themes, messages, and impact. Samarveer holds a deep appreciation of gaming, and considers the platform to be the most immersive and impactful across all media. He can be found engaging with gaming communities online, always ready to debate the finer points of ray tracing or itching to write an 8-page collegiate thesis on any game that impacts him emotionally.
How long have you been interested in technology?
Tech and gaming have always gone hand-in-hand for me. Ever since I was two and began playing Midtown Madness 2, that yellow Beetle, and the PC it ran on, became my entire life.
What tech products or categories are you most passionate about?
If it can run Doom, I'm going to be obsessed with it. Apart from gaming PCs, I love gaming consoles, mobiles, headphones, and automobiles. A personal piece of tech I'm fervently passionate about is my DIY PS5 Portal.
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NVIDIA wanted me to upgrade my RTX 4070 Ti for Multi Frame Generation, but I found another way
3 years in and my GPU is still getting new features
My SSD hit a speed cliff after 19 seconds, and the spec sheet never warned me
Things got ugly past the advertised speeds
Windows remembers every USB device you've plugged in, and checking your history takes five minutes
A digital time capsule, right in your own PC
I ditched Google Translate for a local model running on my GPU, and it works offline too
I'm getting more out of my gaming hardware than ever before
Microsoft hid a Doom-like game inside Excel 31 years ago, and you can still play it
They knew the Office suite could get boring
AI-created gaming mod mashups are pure chaos, and I can't get enough of them
Tommy Vercetti is the new Tony Hawk
My "aging" GPU got years more life the day I stopped gaming at 4K
The only upgrade in 2026 that wouldn't burn a hole in the pocket
I'm making DLSS 5 run faster and look better on my last-gen GPU, and it's all thanks to Optiscaler
Open-source tools, always to the rescue
Bloodborne and P.T. finally run on PC "natively," so I remastered them with DLSS 5
These abandoned classics deserved better
I gave my retro DOS games the DLSS 5 treatment, and the results were all over the place
Neural rendering in a retro gaming setup is interesting, to say the least.
Your TV was tuned for a showroom instead of your living room, and 5 minutes can fix it
The "Standard" mode was built to sell the TV, not to look good at home
I almost wrote off these Galaxy One UI 9 features as gimmicks, but they genuinely made my life better
They almost run my daily routine now
I gave Jellyfin a Kodi makeover, and my media library felt brand-new
My media center has never looked better
OBS is one of the most useful apps on my PC even if I've never streamed anything
It's absolutely worth installing even if you never go live
Everyone told me to buy a SATA SSD in 2026, but paying more for an NVMe drive still made more sense
I paid a little more, but I'll do it again
Self-hosting got tiring, so I swapped Plex and Jellyfin for this sideloaded streaming app
I barely touch my media server now
I unlocked Windows 11's hidden performance power plan, but I wouldn't enable it on every PC
Not a lot in the way of upside, but still significant
I finally found an open-source tool that casts web video to my TV without hijacking my PC screen
My PC finally learned to share, but not its screens
Sideloading these 4 apps on my Google TV fixed everything Google got wrong
They fixed the Google TV problems I'd gotten used to
The RTX 3060's 12GB accidentally solved the GPU memory crisis Nvidia created
The GPU has outlived the GPUs that replaced it — twice