In this episode we talk about SSD and which one is right for you along with going over the major differences you need to know and follow up with the question that RGB LEDs are dead because there is something new out there.
In this episode we interview Pat Soulliere from Crucial and Ballistix about the current state of eSports and the future of competitive gaming and talk specifically about what you can do to ensure your PC is ready for competitive gaming and Fortnite.
In this episode we look back at the history of the Hardware Asylum Podcast starting with issues getting started to how we build the show through continuous improvement. The trick is to experiment with new things, try new hardware and recognize issues so solutions can be discovered.
In this episode we talk about the new Ryzen Threadripper 2 processor and why it is better than the previous edition and more attractive than the X-Series Skylake.
In this episode it is all about building a PC. Some say the PC is dead however we like to think the hobby is just taking off with builds getting cheaper and now games to help you simulate the process and experiment with different components.
In this episode we take a look at some Protium watercooling parts from Singularity Computers including a pump cover, pump top and reservoir which can be combined in a variety of different ways. Later the duo discusses the problems with multi core CPUs and the 5Ghz barrier.
In this episode the duo give their impressions of three games shown at E3 by watching their game trailers. The games include Fallout 76, Dying Light 2 and Battlefield V, all of these games feature new technology and some amazing graphics.
In this episode we highlights of Computex 2018 including some of the overall themes, RGB Takeover, X399 Gaming motherboards and maybe one of the best cases you will soon be able to buy.
In this episode we talk about the stabilization and availability of GPUs. Could it be from a decline in crypto or has the market finally shifted in response to something else. Find out in this episode.
In this episode Dennis is expanding on is LN2 overclocking adventures and talking about overclocking on EVGA hardware and some of the challenges associated with overclocking specialized hardware.
In this episode we talk about getting back into LN2 overclocking for a special show at the Boise LAN. Much like preparing for a LAN party there is a certain amount of pre-planning needed and serious time management to consider when overclocking for a crowd.
In this episode extra we take a look behind the curtain at the decision process of building a PC and how a guy with almost endless hardware options decides what to assemble for a weekend of gaming.
This episode is a travel recap of a recent trip Dennis took to The City of Industry to visit with some mfg partners. Trips like this are pretty uncommon but when it comes to being a guest on the EVGA Podcast it was an opportunity that could not be passed up.
In this episode have a candid discussion on the topic of headphones and what spending a little extra on your set for gaming could get you.
In this episode the duo goes over some of the new maps being released for Battlefield 1 and talks about a pretty solid indication that a new Battlefield game is in the works. Later they discuss the GTX 1070Ti Amp Extreme from Zotac along with other GPU news.
This is the fourth and final part of the Hardware Asylum CES 2018 coverage. In this episode we talk about “free day” which is basically the last day of the show and devoid of meetings. Some of the highlights include InWin, Sennheiser, Big TVs and some cars.
This is part three of our four part series dedicated to CES 2018. In this episode we talk about our day three meetings which were honestly some of the best of the entire show and include Thermaltake, HyperX, Creative and MSI
This is part two of a four part series dedicated to CES 2018. In this episode we talk about our day two meetings including some highlight with Gigabyte, Enermax, SilverStone, Zotac, RioToro and Alphacool.
This is part one of a four part series dedicated to CES 2018. In this episode we talk about some day zero and day one events including the Intel Keynote, Asus Media day, Phanteks, EVGA, AZIO and the FNATIC House of eSports
In this episode we look at the potential performance impacts of the Meltdown and Spectre exploits and talk about what Hardware Asylum has planned for 2018
In this episode Dennis talks about the unsavory practice of content piracy namely with the Hardware Asylum Podcast. The duo switch gears to discuss the world of external GPUs and follow up with Windows 7 and how the market share finally dipped below 50%.
In this episode we look at the benefits and history of delidding and why a tool like the Rockit 99 is beneficial and switch gears to address some cooling deficiencies in our latest View X31 watercooling project.
In this episode we look at some of the most highly anticipated games for the 2017 holiday season and it might surprise you that one has raked in over 27 million dollars.
In this episode we try to get excited about the awesome power of PCI Express 4.0 and then take a deeper look into why 7 Days to Die is so much fun.
In this episode we take a look at the Dream Machine build for 2017 and really take a look at the 18 grand pricetag required to build the ultimate gaming PC. Does any of it make any sense? Listen to find out.
In this episode we revisit an old computer mod in an attempt to rebuild it from a network rendering server to a budget gaming rig only discover that some of the new Coffee Lake stuff is making us question our intentions.
In this episode we look back on some of our past projects including the Core V51 fitted with a DIY watercooling loop with Thermaltake Premium gear and look forward to a new build using a Thermaltake View 31.
In this episode we take a look at the latest Intel High End Desktop (HEDT) platform based on the X299 chipset and LGA 2066 processors, what is good and what should have never been.
In this episode we take a candid look at some articles related to how Millennials are impacting our future and largely changing the way we look at everyday things from car ownership to wine bottle corks.
This episode is all about building a PC on a budget including what you should be looking for and how much you should expect to spend.
