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Chandraveer Mathur

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Tech writer @xdadevelopers | Design engineer | Mechanical keyboards 💟 | Personal opinions only. I proofread my articles, not my tweets.

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I'm a design engineer turned journalist with a knack for all things related to technology, science, smartphones, photography, and automobiles. When I'm not tinkering with gadgets, I enjoy books, creating CGI scenes, listening to a lovingly curated audio library, and going on solo drives.

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I ditched my GPU upgrade plans after finding this free video renderer for 90s animé

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By Chandraveer Mathur Verified
| XDA Developers
The itch to upgrade PC hardware is a slippery slope that parts you from your money fast. For months, I'd stare at a pricey GPU upgrade, convinced that my aging GTX 1660Ti had hit its architectural ceiling. Demanding titles like Forza Horizon 6 listing only the minimum system requirements further catalyzed the idea, right alongside an archive of classic 90s animé DVD rips — most notably the original Neon Genesis Evangelion series.
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NotebookLM's two-video daily limit is brutal, but I found how to make each one count

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By Chandraveer Mathur Verified
| XDA Developers
I spend an unhealthy amount of time defending Google's ecosystem's utility to individuals, even when the company seems determined to lock down previously open platforms and abandon perfectly functional software at will. However, I'll give credit where it's due, and Google AI tools like Gemini and NotebookLM justify the immense hype surrounding them.
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Windows 11 hibernation has been silently hammering your SSD this whole time

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By Chandraveer Mathur Verified
| XDA Developers
Windows 11 is one of the most widely used operating systems around, and for years, I've been vocal about making the most of its features. For instance, I've treated my workstation like a static appliance, relying heavily on the hibernation feature to preserve my workspace progress overnight. However, I built my current rig in 2020, and now I'm starting to worry about SSD failure rates and service life because it's still running the original Samsung 970 Evo 1TB M.2 NVMe boot drive.
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