Technology Reviews and Podcasts
I have been waiting a couple months for my RX480’s of which I have wrote about already on this site. I ended up with some regular ASUS branded reference 8GB RX480 cards instead of the mildly overclocked and backplated XFX ones but that’s not what we are here to talk about. Continue reading “My RX480’s are here. Time to give ’em a go!”
If you are new to computers or new to YouTube there are a ton of great channels to check out to get your technology fix. Many of you may be aware of these picks already but if you aren’t you’ll be glad you have see these here. Also these aren’t in any particular order they’re just how they sprung to mind. Continue reading “Seven Tech YouTuber’s to Watch”
A couple of years ago when I set about to build my second to latest build, CapSupreme, I wrestled with the idea of using a solid state drive as my main boot drive and a regular 3.5 inch hard disk drive for my data drive. I considered this for quite some time with myself and a good friend of mine.
You see when I left the computer business Intel was just getting ready to introduce it’s first SSD to the market (and the i3, i5 and i7 processors for that matter) and the worry at that time was that SSD’s didn’t have the endurance that a regular 7200 RPM HDD had. So would it be worth it in that time to upgrade especially at the incredible price point they had set? Most logical people said no. Continue reading “Solid State Drives: Are They Finally Worth it?”
Today Jeff is joined by Cynthia, Dan and Kevin to discuss gaming and tech news from the past two weeks. We cover the Playstation Pro and Slim, take a look at Windows 10 Updates, say bye to Blizzard’s Chris Metzen and more.
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I’ve always been passionate about the music in video games. Perhaps I should be more specific. I’ve always been passionate about the music in the games that I love.
One of my favourite video game composers is Nobuo Uematsu most known for his work on the Final Fantasy series and other games like the fantastic Lost Odyssey and Blue Dragon on Xbox 360. His music has always contained a lot of meaning and emotion behind it. Continue reading “My Favourite Video Game Soundtracks”
Recently Sony announced and released the Playstation Now app for PC giving access to their Playstation Now collection of 400 games to stream directly to your pc using your Playstation account. How does it perform? We’re here to find out! Continue reading “A Look at Playstation Now on PC”
Welcome to the return of Technobabble! We talk about processors, games, and anything else that comes to mind.
UPDATE: Podcast is live on Libsyn.
Back in the day I hosted a technology commentary website here on wordpress called Technobabbleonline. One of the most popular bits to the website was the podcast that I produced along with my sister and brother.
In those days the recording was done in a relatively primitive way. Sure Audacity was still used for recording and editing but the hardware used to record was not so impressive. We often used a Playstation 2 USB headset. In the later recordings a more impressive forty dollar microphone was used but it still didn’t get the best audio quality.
This time around while the recording software remains the same the audio will be captured with a Blue Yeti. This should up the quality quite a bit.
We’re using a better hosting service so the audio track won’t have to be compressed so much. I plan to post the first podcast tomorrow sometime barring any issues with editing. We will be recording today.
