The Hardware Asylum Podcast
All Podcast Episodes
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Proper Sound Card Testing, Cool PC Mods and 3D Printing Projects
Published: Monday, May 25, 2020 - PodcastIn this special video podcast extra we talk about how to test sound cards when the normal testing methods have failed, namely why the Creative AE-9 is special. Later the topics shift to PC modding with the new SilverStone Cable Extensions, SilverStone 120mm Air Penetrator fan and finally Darren tells us about his latest 3D Printing project.
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ASUS Z490 Motherboard Comet Lake LGA1200 Launch
Published: Sunday, May 10, 2020 - PodcastIn this special video podcast we talk about the new Z490 motherboard offerings from ASUS that encompass an entire range from the high dollar Maximus XII down to mainstream Z490 Prime motherboards.
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Roccat KONE AIMO Mouse Review, Next Gen Console Hardware Specs
Published: Friday, April 24, 2020 - PodcastIn a special video podcast extra the duo talk about the replacing a prized gaming mouse with a substandard product and then go on to speculate about which next gen gaming console will be better.
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RTX 2060 Extreme Overclocking, EVGA Epower V and Modwater Testing - Video Podcast
Published: Friday, April 10, 2020 - PodcastIn a special video podcast the duo talk about the products going on in the Hardware Asylum Labs including some RTX 2060 KO Overclocking, external power modifications for video cards and coolant testing.
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The State of VR Gaming and Occulus Quest Hands On
Published: Wednesday, March 25, 2020 - PodcastIn this episode it is all about VR gaming, Darren picked up an Occulus Quest over the holidays and brings it to the lab for some pre-podcast gaming. It was really good fun and begs the question, is it time to go full VR?
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The downfall of the modern GPU, which is better RTX 2060 or GTX 580 Classified
Published: Wednesday, March 11, 2020 - PodcastIn this episode we talk about the history of modern video cards from AGP graphics to the modern RTX including their rise to prominence in the enthusiast market to the fiery downfall triggered by cost, performance and the carelessness of a modern hardware enthusiast.
