This Week in Computer Hardware

This Week in Computer Hardware (2008-2020)

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Building a new computer? This Week in Computer Hardware is the show where you'll find out the latest in motherboards, CPUs, GPUs, and RAM you'll want to use when designing your machine. TWiCH gives you the latest in hardware benchmarks and what not-yet-released products might be on the horizon. Hosted by Ryan Shrout of PC Perspective and Patrick Norton of TekThing.

Records live every Thursday at 3:30pm Eastern / 12:30pm Pacific / 19:30 UTC.

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Scheduleevery Thursday at 15:30 (60 min)

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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did 'This Week in Computer Hardware' premiere?

'This Week in Computer Hardware' premiered on March 6, 2008.

Who were the hosts of 'This Week in Computer Hardware' in 2008?

The hosts of 'This Week in Computer Hardware' in 2008 were Patrick Norton and Ryan Shrout.

How long were the episodes of 'This Week in Computer Hardware' in 2008?

The episodes of 'This Week in Computer Hardware' in 2008 had varying lengths, typically ranging from 30 minutes to an hour.

What was the format of 'This Week in Computer Hardware' in 2008?

'This Week in Computer Hardware' in 2008 followed a discussion format, where the hosts would talk about the latest news and developments in the world of computer hardware.

Were there any special guests featured on 'This Week in Computer Hardware' in 2008?

Yes, 'This Week in Computer Hardware' occasionally featured special guests who were experts in the field of computer hardware.

What were some of the topics discussed on 'This Week in Computer Hardware' in 2008?

Some of the topics discussed on 'This Week in Computer Hardware' in 2008 included new product releases, hardware reviews, industry trends, and tips for optimizing computer performance.

Did 'This Week in Computer Hardware' cover gaming hardware in 2008?

Yes, 'This Week in Computer Hardware' also covered gaming hardware, including new releases, performance benchmarks, and gaming-related news.

Were there any segments or recurring features on 'This Week in Computer Hardware' in 2008?

Yes, 'This Week in Computer Hardware' in 2008 had segments such as "Builds of the Week," where the hosts would showcase custom-built PCs, and "Viewer Questions," where they would answer questions sent in by the viewers.

Did 'This Week in Computer Hardware' have a live audience in 2008?

No, 'This Week in Computer Hardware' did not have a live audience in 2008. It was a pre-recorded show.

Did 'This Week in Computer Hardware' have a dedicated website in 2008?

Yes, 'This Week in Computer Hardware' had a dedicated website in 2008 where viewers could find additional information, show notes, and links to related resources.

Did 'This Week in Computer Hardware' have social media presence in 2008?

Yes, 'This Week in Computer Hardware' had a social media presence in 2008, including accounts on popular platforms like Twitter and Facebook, where viewers could engage with the show and hosts.

Were there any controversies surrounding 'This Week in Computer Hardware' in 2008?

There were no major controversies surrounding 'This Week in Computer Hardware' in 2008. It was generally well-received by the audience and the tech community.

Did 'This Week in Computer Hardware' receive any awards or nominations in 2008?

'This Week in Computer Hardware' did not receive any notable awards or nominations in 2008.

How did 'This Week in Computer Hardware' engage with its audience in 2008?

'This Week in Computer Hardware' in 2008 encouraged audience participation through viewer questions, which were answered on the show. They also welcomed feedback and suggestions from the viewers.

Did 'This Week in Computer Hardware' have any spin-off shows or related projects in 2008?

No, 'This Week in Computer Hardware' did not have any spin-off shows or related projects in 2008. It focused solely on computer hardware discussions.

What were some memorable moments from 'This Week in Computer Hardware' in 2008?

Some memorable moments from 'This Week in Computer Hardware' in 2008 included in-depth discussions on breakthrough technologies, interviews with industry experts, and lively debates on controversial topics.

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