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Hardware Addicts: 4: Intel Fires Back, Thermal Paste Maintenance & Camera Sensor Sizes

Hardware Addicts: 4: Intel Fires Back, Thermal Paste Maintenance & Camera Sensor Sizes

In this episode, we will cover Intel taking the fight to AMD. In our brain filler we’re going to discuss thermal paste - why it’s important and how to maintain it. Finally Wendy continues Camera Corner where we will learn about sensor sizes. So many of you have commented on how you loved the first camera corner segment so if you’re tuning in for the first time please make sure and go back to listen to episode #3.

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February 28, 202042m 0s

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Show Notes

Welcome to Hardware Addicts, a proud member of the Destination Linux Network. Hardware Addicts is the podcast that focuses on the physical components that powers our technology world.

In this episode, we will cover Intel taking the fight to AMD. In our brain filler we’re going to discuss thermal paste - why it’s important and how to maintain it. Finally Wendy continues Camera Corner where we will learn about sensor sizes. So many of you have commented on how you loved the first camera corner segment so if you’re tuning in for the first time please make sure and go back to listen to episode #3.

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