The Hardware Asylum Podcast
All Podcast Episodes
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Essential Software When Migrating Computers and My RetroPC got Stoned
Published: Saturday, November 27, 2021 - PodcastIn this episode the duo talk about migrating computers and some of the gotchas you encounter from missing software to proper ways to back up your data. Bottom line is that you need to invest in a good NAS or external hard drive and make regular backups of your data. Later Dennis is surprised that one of his RetroPCs was infected with the Stoned virus and why it is such a great find.
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The Important Things to Know about Alder Lake
Published: Wednesday, November 10, 2021 - PodcastIn this episode the duo talks about the new processor platform from Intel, codenamed Alder Lake. The new processor is a radical departure from what Intel has released in the past and promises to be one of the best gaming processors you can buy while bringing DDR5 and PCI Express 5.0 to the market.
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Windows 11 and the Trusted Platform Module
Published: Sunday, October 24, 2021 - PodcastWe once again have Sean in the Hardware Asylum Labs and in this episode, we dive into Windows 11 and discuss the TPM 2.0 requirement to install the new operating system. What is it? Why would Microsoft require it?? And what does it mean for the Hardware Enthusiast.
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Hackfort 2021 Wrapup with the Director of Hackfort
Published: Sunday, October 10, 2021 - PodcastIn this episode we are taking some time to talk about Hackfort 2021 with Sean Wakeley, the director of Hackfort. It had been two years since Hardware Asylum last presented and it was good to get back out despite the challenges with the global situation and the uncertainty surrounding how the general public will handle the restrictions and requirements to attend.
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The Smallest PC Build Ever and Two-Piece M.2 Drives
Published: Sunday, September 26, 2021 - PodcastComputers come in a variety of different sizes, the guys are impressed with the big ones while the ladies claim it doesn't matter. In this episode Dennis shares his latest project plans which involve an extremely small motherboard packed into an even smaller chassis. Later Darren talks about his adventure receiving a two-piece M.2 drive in the mail
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Why you need a 3D Printer and the Building of Custom PC Parts
Published: Friday, September 10, 2021 - PodcastIn this episode the Duo talk about 3D Printing with an introduction to a highly modified Creality CR 10s FDM 3D Printer along with some tips and tricks for the beginner. The discussion then shifts to how a 3D Printer can be used in the manufacture of custom PC Components and even modifying an existing 3D Printer.
