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Goran Damnjanovic

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Covers:  PC hardware, gaming hardware, PC and console gaming, consumer technology.
Doesn't Cover: Travel, entertainment.

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Hello!

I'm a freelance writer specializing in PC hardware, gaming hardware in general, consumer tech, as well as PC and console gaming.

With almost a decade of experience writing for various online outlets, including EsportsHeadlines, How-to-Geek, and TechSpot, my goal is to deliver top-notch quality content to my clients.

I can write guides & tutorials, features, op/ed pieces, reviews (video games and hardware), news, and listicles.

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Asus ROG Ally Review: Almost There, But Not Quite

Asus ROG Ally Review: Almost There, But Not Quite

Valve has managed to captivate the gaming public with the Steam Deck, so can Asus pick up the torch with the …

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Why Steam Deck is One of the Most Significant PC Gaming Moments in Years

Why Steam Deck is One of the Most Significant PC Gaming Moments in Years

While the launch of the Steam Deck was the opposite of pompous, headlines surrounding Valve's PC gaming handh…

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Connected-Equipment Warranty - Swindle or Feature?

Connected-Equipment Warranty - Swindle or Feature?

You probably have heard about the standard product warranty that covers all of your newly bought gadgets. It …

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MoCA Adapters and Their Effective use in Gaming

MoCA Adapters and Their Effective use in Gaming

A MoCA network, led by MoCA adapters, is a type of home internet network that uses existing coaxial cabling t…

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You Don't Need a PCIe 5.0 SSD: Here's Why

You Don't Need a PCIe 5.0 SSD: Here's Why

A flashy new version might tempt you, but here's why you should hold off.

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The Importance of UL and ETL Certifications in Electrical Equipment

The Importance of UL and ETL Certifications in Electrical Equipment

If your car breaks down and you have a choice between a well-known and reliable mechanic whose shop fulfills …

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USB dock vs. KVM switch: There's a better way to expand your PC's capabilities

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By Goran Damnjanovic Verified
| How-To Geek Verified
USB docks and KVM switches are more like two different coins than two sides of the same coin. They can both upgrade your desk setup, but they do it in quite different ways. Let me walk you through their differences and, as someone who uses both, help you decide which one is right for your needs (hint: they aren't mutually exclusive).
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7 Windows features I disabled after realizing nobody needs to use them

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By Zachary Boddy, Goran Damnjanovic Verified
| EIN News
Despite legions of fellow nerds exclaiming the virtues of Linux or macOS, I still actively choose Microsoft’s Windows. I do so for the same reason I elect to play video games on my console instead of my more expensive, capable, powerful, and modular desktop: convenience. Windows 11 is far from perfect, though, and many default features and apps can be disabled to reduce clutter, improve performance, and make your computer better for you.
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The hidden Windows feature quietly filling up your SSD—and how to rein it in

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By Goran Damnjanovic Verified
| How-To Geek Verified
A few months ago, Microsoft released a new Windows 11 feature that provides a modern alternative to the good old System Restore. The feature is called point-in-time restore, and it should have already landed on your PC with a recent Windows update. Point-in-time restore can be useful because it creates a snapshot of your system every 24 hours, allowing easy recovery to a recent restore point.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Writing gaming news for Zoot Gamer.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes back in elementary school.

How is social media changing news?

It shifted the news space from local to global and made everyone writing news to focus more on the international stories, among other things