
Just two guys talking tech, Dennis and Darren are experienced hardware reviewers, gamers and overclockers bringing you some of the latest tech dirt in the hardware world.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 314 | Founded | 15 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsTech NewsTechnology | |||

In this episode we get and overview of some of the latest games that Darren has been playing, the challenges associated with them and how best to play them this holiday season. Titles include Battlefield 6 and Borderlands 4 either on the PC or Consol... more
It has been fifteen years since the first Ninjalane Podcast went live and while we have grown as content creators so has our equipment choices. In this episode we talk about recent upgrades while reflecting on how things have changed over the years.
Kickstarter is an interesting platform that allows designers and developers to obtain the funding they need to build the things they find of value. Some of them are total scams while others can give us amazing things like Zombie Survival games, 3d pr... more
In this Podcast Extra we bring on a special guest and former Hackfort director and local event organizer, Mike Taylor. Mike has been a friend of the website for many years and helped Hardware Asylum get featured during several Boise Hackfort events d... more
Full of great insights and compared to me, quite professional knowledge. I’m not sure what to write but I needed to write a review because this podcast is just quite awesome and there are not enough reviews. I’m learning so much!
Fantastic podcast. I stumbled upon this gem while searching for discussion on water cooling. The hosts are knowledgeable, friendly, and their discussion is very natural and pleasing to listen to. If you have an interest in computer hardware generally, give this podcast a try, you won’t be disappointed.
This podcast is everything you are looking for as a hardware enthusiast. I don’t know anything about hardware, but now I know more than I ever wanted to know. If you are into hardware & games you are gonna be into this podcast ;)
They say they aren’t “experts” but they might as well be. Great hardware news, updates, and informed opinions on all sorts of tech.
I always feel ten times smarter after listening to these guys!
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This series features discussions primarily focused on technology and hardware, where the hosts share insights about gaming, hardware reviews, and industry trends. Expect to hear personal anecdotes involving various tech events, experiences with building PCs, and detailed evaluations of new products in the market, such as motherboards and gaming peripherals. The conversational tone provides a mix of education and entertainment, making complex topics more accessible for both enthusiasts and casual listeners alike. Overall, the content caters to hardware enthusiasts looking for both updates and deeper insights into the tech landscape, appealing to a wide audience interested in the latest advancements in computer technology.
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