The Hardware Asylum Podcast
All Podcast Episodes
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Revisit Galvanic Corrosion and Improving Case Cooling
Published: Wednesday, February 10, 2021 - PodcastWatercooling is plagued with controversy from picking the best components to some of the old school myths and issues including the topic of mixed metals and to prove that with proper care your components will last we cut open a 4-year-old Thermaltake radiator. We also help you improve your case cooling with a few modding tips.
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Unboxing a Special Intel Motherboard from 1995
Published: Sunday, January 24, 2021 - PodcastIn this special episode unbox a motherboard from the Hardware Asylum permanent collection and a hardware platform that had a very short life in the grand scheme of computer hardware. While the product may not have been on the market long what it brought to the table had a very lasting impact on the systems we are building today.
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Hardware Asylum Podcast 10-Year Anniversary
Published: Sunday, January 10, 2021 - PodcastIn this special episode we celebrate our 10-year anniversary and look back on some of the highlights of the show from the past 10 years. This includes some history and trivia about the show and some of the special guests that we have had on over the years.
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Subzero AIO Water Cooling and the Death of the HEDT Processor
Published: Wednesday, December 23, 2020 - PodcastIn this episode we look at a very old processor cooling technology that has made a resurgence to help improve Comet Lake processor performance and discuss the issues surrounding the death of the High End Desktop Processor and why it isn’t that big of deal.
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Lack of Enthusiast Level Video Cards and SFX PSU Overclocking
Published: Monday, December 14, 2020 - PodcastIn this episode we discuss the lack of RTX 30 Series video cards that are overclocker friendly, while there are some RTX 3090 cards that work well on LN2 that is it and it makes us sad and then transition into overclocking using a SFX power supply and how good it actually is.
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The Changes in Overclocking from CPU to Memory
Published: Tuesday, November 24, 2020 - Podcastin this episode we will be talking about how overclocking has changed due to the limitations of heatbound processors and factory overclocked video cards. Most modern CPUs and GPUs are being released at their frequency and thermal limits and attempt to overclock them result is throttling and failure however, the memory controllers are strong giving overclockers another avenue to take when looking for more performance.
