The Hardware Asylum Podcast

All Podcast Episodes

  • The impact Millennials have on our future

    Published: Thursday, August 24, 2017 - Podcast The impact Millennials have on our future

    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.

  • What to know when building a budget PC

    Published: Thursday, August 10, 2017 - Podcast What to know when building a budget PC

    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.

  • Can your gaming PC make you money?

    Published: Monday, July 24, 2017 - Podcast Can your gaming PC make you money?

    CryptoCurrency has been in the news these past couple months and in this episode we take a candid look at some of the craziness surrounding why digital money is popular and how a typical gaming rig, with RGB LEDs, can make you money.

  • How much heatsink do you really need?

    Published: Monday, July 10, 2017 - Podcast How much heatsink do you really need?

    In this episode it is all about cooling and we ask the question, "how much heatsink is enough" and make the distinction between aircooling and watercooling and some of the things you should consider.

  • Intel Core X-Series Overclocking and Rookie Rumble

    Published: Monday, June 19, 2017 - Podcast Intel Core X-Series Overclocking and Rookie Rumble

    This episode is all about performance and the realization that the enthusiast high-end desktop market is getting better, not worse. The duo talk about X-Series overclocking records and the performance the new X-series processors and X299 series chipset are bringing to the market.

  • RGB Lights on Memory and RX 500 Series Video Cards

    Published: Friday, June 9, 2017 - Podcast RGB Lights on Memory and RX 500 Series Video Cards

    In this episode we look at the two methods for handling RGB lights on memory modules look at some of the history behind lighted memory modules. Later we take an in-depth look at two RX 500 series gaming cards from Aorus and PowerColor.