Vignesh Selvasundar

Vignesh Selvasundar

Managing Editor at Techzei.

published articles
244
first archived story
2013
review articles
95

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  • NVIDIA 1080 Ti Review: Titan X Level performance at a lower cost

    NVIDIA 1080 Ti Review: Titan X Level performance at a lower cost

    After months of rumors and delays, the 1080 Ti is finally here. This is probably the most delayed Ti card after the flagships. But on the bright side, it is enough of an upgrade to making it worth the wait. The 1080 Ti is an amazingly fast card beating the 1080 by a huge margin and terribly…

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  • NVIDIA announces Watch Dogs 2 for free with new Pascal Cards and Laptops

    NVIDIA announces Watch Dogs 2 for free with new Pascal Cards and Laptops

    Watch Dogs 2 is Ubisoft’s second take on the open world game where every piece of technology is hackable. The first pard failed to impress most. But the second version takes place in the city of San Francisco, with a fun story and has been getting some good reviews. PC gaming is still the best…

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  • NVIDIA 1050: Bringing PC Gaming to the Masses

    NVIDIA 1050: Bringing PC Gaming to the Masses

    NVIDIA 1050 is the cheapest card you can get with the Pascal architecture in the market now. But how does it stand up regarding performance? Surprisingly good! The new card can bring the cost of PC gaming down to Console levels. We reviewed the MSI 1050 and not the founder’s edition this time around. The…

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  • NVIDIA Launches 1050 and 1050Ti

    NVIDIA Launches 1050 and 1050Ti

    NVIDIA just announced the 1050 and 1050Ti, once again based on this year’s PASCAL Architecture. NVIDIA is marketing this as the best entry level card, and it is! 1050 runs on 75W and does not even require the power supply from the PSU. The GPU can run on a bare minimum of 300W PSU. 1050 has…

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  • PadZilla Review

    PadZilla Review: Get ready to go Big!

    When thinking of a setup, we don’t really think about the Mousepad. But that is probably the single most important part of your setup. I hate the harsh wood of my large table against my palms when I’m typing or while using the mouse. So I had a Large Razer Goliath Mat for the Keyboard and…

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  • NVIDIA 1080: The best money can get!

    NVIDIA 1080: The best money can get!

    Previously we reviewed the NVIDIA 1070(Check it out here) and just when we thought we’d seen everything we need, we got the 1080 in our hands! The NVIDIA 1080 is on whole another level. TL;DR: While reviewing 1080, I was too impressed with it that I got one for myself! Specifications: 2560 CUDA Cores 160 Texture…

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  • NVIDIA 1070: High-level graphics at a medium pricing

    NVIDIA 1070: High-level graphics at a medium pricing

    2016 is the year when Virtual Reality has picked off, and every manufacturer has been going towards that, to make VR compatible hardware. But the most important component for any VR has been the GPU, and if you wanted VR last year, it was expensive. This year around, the jump has been extraordinary. The jump has…

  • Microsoft gives a good reason to buy Xbox One over Playstation 4

    Microsoft gives a good reason to buy Xbox One over Playstation 4

    Earlier this week, Microsoft had announced the partnership with EA which would allow gamers to buy a subscription for EA games. It would cost $5 a month or $30 a year and it includes games like Battlefield 4, Fifa 14 and Peggle 2. Microsoft also promised subscribers more games will be added soon and the titles will…

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  • Coder Review

    Coder Review

    Google recently launched their own Raspberry Pi project which is free, open-source and is available in Github for you to mess around with. Coder is a platform which can simplify the lives of teachers and educators who teach basics of building on the web. It is a platform which creates a local server and lets…

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  • Nokia Announces a Windows Tablet Lumia 2520

    Nokia Announces a Windows Tablet Lumia 2520

    Nokia announced their first tablet Lumia 2520 at Abu Dhabi and it is powered by Windows. It has a 10.1 inch display and the same finish like other Lumia phones from Nokia. Has a 1920 x 1080 display with good brightness and viewing angles. It runs on the 2.2 Ghz quad Core Snapdragon 800 processor.…

  • UDOO: The only prototyping board you’ll ever need

    UDOO: The only prototyping board you’ll ever need

    The first to arrive was the Arduino. It made prototyping easy and fast, but not interfacing with computers. Then came the RaspberryPi. It was totally different from the Arduino. It was more of a computer and for electrical prototyping  it had GPIO pins in it, but it was still not as efficient as the Arduino…