The Hardware Asylum Podcast
All Podcast Episodes
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The Evolution of the EVGA Dark Series
Published: Tuesday, November 10, 2020 - PodcastIn this episode we talk about the Dark Edition motherboards from EVGA. These boards are designed for extreme overlocking using a variety of cooling methods from high-end watercooling to Dry Ice and even LN2. The boards also support extreme memory and video card configurations making them very unique in the enthusiast PC space.
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Upcoming PC games for 2020
Published: Monday, October 26, 2020 - PodcastThe current “situation” have you down? Well, in this episode we talk about some upcoming game titles that are sure to get you excited, even if they don’t have an official release date
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RTX 30 Series Controversy and Hosting a LAN Party
Published: Saturday, October 10, 2020 - PodcastIn this episode we talk about the driver issues that caused RTX cards to crash during certain games talking about the differences between a hardware issue over a software one. Later Dennis tells us about his impromptu LAN party and playing the new game Among US
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How Much Machine do you Need to run Crysis Remastered
Published: Thursday, September 24, 2020 - Podcastin this episode we explore the actual power of the PC, and not so much the enthusiast PC but the every PC that is likely over 5 years old and built with midrange gear. These machines are all over the place and the driving force behind how games are built and the benchmark console makers follow when planning a new release.
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What We Know From the Announcement for the NVIDIA RTX 30 Series
Published: Thursday, September 10, 2020 - Podcastin this episode we dissect and take a deep dive into what we believe the new RTX 3000 series video cards will bring based on the product announcement from NVIDIA. As of this podcast we have yet to see any real benchmarks any real reports on availability and any real listings on current pricing so the real world may vary.
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Explore the Performance of the GTX 1070 SLI
Published: Monday, August 24, 2020 - PodcastIn this episode we talk about overclocking and not just any overclocking but the extreme kind where you chill a CPU and then double up your GPU performance using the SLI technology. Sadly NVIDIA has made it clear they aren’t going to support SLI anymore due to the lackluster response in the consumer market. Yes, we blame everyone buying a new GPU for killing SLI.
