The Hardware Asylum Podcast
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Highlights from CES 2020 Trends, Builds and RGB Part 2
Published: Friday, January 24, 2020 - PodcastThis is part two of the Hardware Asylum CES 2020 coverage. Every January Dennis spends some time in the desert checking out the latest tech, make new contacts and keep up with old friends. Unlike the last episode this one isn’t completely filled with good stuff.
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Highlights from CES 2020 Trends, Builds and RGB Part 1
Published: Sunday, January 19, 2020 - PodcastEvery January Dennis spends some time in the desert checking out the latest tech at the annual Consumer Electronics Show, mostly to make new contacts, keep up with old friends and find out what new might be coming to the Hardware Asylum Labs. This episode is filled with the good stuff.
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Extreme Ryzen Memory Overclocking and Building a Threadripper 3
Published: Tuesday, December 24, 2019 - PodcastIn this episode we dive into the latest memory overclocking world record set using the new Ryzen and Ballistix Elite DDR4 4000 and later spend some time looking at the real cost associated with building a Threadripper 3 system.
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Exploring the new Threadripper 3960X
Published: Tuesday, December 10, 2019 - PodcastFor the longest time Dennis was avoiding anything Threadripper. On paper the processor looked amazing, lots of threads and lots of power however, when it came down to it there was only a small number of instances where Threadripper shined. Despite this there is a HUGE Hype around the new 3900X Threadripper series and we investigate.
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7 Days to Die Alpha 18 Gameplay
Published: Sunday, November 24, 2019 - PodcastIn this episode we are doing to do something a little different and instead of talking technology and games we are going to play a game that both Dennis and Darren have quite a few hours in. 7 Days to Die. This is a zombie survival game with a heavy crafting element.
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Building a PC for Call of Duty Modern Warfare
Published: Sunday, November 10, 2019 - PodcastWhen new technology comes along there is always a land rush to be first to support it and how fast that adoption takes often determines if it is successful or just another failed experiment. NVidia has been pushing their RTX RayTracing technology hard and it is starting to show up in many modern AAA game titles including Call of Duty Modern Warfare (the 2019 edition)
