The Hardware Asylum Podcast
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MSI Godlike the Trendsetting Motherboard Series
Published: Tuesday, June 24, 2025 - PodcastThere are few motherboards that hold the mantle of trendsetter as most simply improve on what was done before or what could be easily copied from competitors or stolen though industrial espionage. However, there is one motherboard to rise above them all, the MSI X99 Godlike. This board set the trend for onboard RGB lights and yet the series lives on with the latest Z890 Godlike
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Computex 2025 Coverage Part 2: The Modern Retro is Real
Published: Tuesday, June 10, 2025 - PodcastIn this episode we continue our coverage of Computex 2025 and discuss more vendors and their contributions to AI and furthering the modern PC usage and development. There were a few vendors experimenting with bringing back some nostalgia by reviving old product lines or creating something truly retro.
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Computex 2025 Coverage Part 1: Kavalan Fueled Revisit to Computex 2010
Published: Tuesday, June 10, 2025 - PodcastIn this episode the duo takes a whiskey fueled look back to Computex 2010 which was the same year Kavalan distilled the spirit consumed during this recording. There is also some talk about current computer hardware but, who wants to listen to that?
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Using Private Open Source AI Models on Hardware Asylum
Published: Thursday, April 24, 2025 - PodcastIn this episode the duo talks about using open-source AI models on the new Ninjalane server and discuss some of the ways you can easily customize them for different uses from building out tailored documents to planning your D&D campaign. While hosting your own private AI sounds complicated the overall process is actually rather straightforward, provided you have the correct hardware to run them.
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Amazing Video Cards Being Bought of the Back of Trucks
Published: Thursday, April 10, 2025 - PodcastFor media people attending tradeshows is often a necessary part of the business. It not only allows you to see some of the latest tech but also talk with industry professionals about new things due to be released. It also has a side benefit that, sometimes, you can buy expensive hardware at bargain prices if, you are comfortable with a little cloak and dagger.
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Explosive Growth of Game Content Might be too much for Modern Gamers
Published: Monday, March 24, 2025 - PodcastIt is no surprise to know that games have gotten bigger over the years. What might have fit on a single disk now can take days to download and will likely get updated in less than a week. Technology has paved the way to do more with our digital entertainment and some experts are saying that we have already gone past the tipping point between what gamers what and gamers get.
