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Issue: 63
April, 2006
Cover story: Alien autopsy!Have pre-built PCs come of age? Can they go up against custom machines? We take apart Alienware's Aurora 7500 in our Australian exclusive review. Project OffsetWe enlist the help of Offset software and its amazing Offset Engine to show you what next-gen graphics are ...

Issue: 62
March, 2006
Cover story: 10,000RPM hard drives!150GB. 16MB of cache. 10,000rpm. We say hello (and you can too!) to Western Digital's latest super-fast, super-sexy hard drive. Check out this issue for all the benchmarks, info and more!3DMark06The future of games and benchmarking in all its glory. It's better ...

Issue: 61
February, 2006
Cover story: Monitors we loveAnd you love! They're mammoth, and they look damn fine to boot. We have the top LCD screens money can buy -- 19", 23" and 30"… we have it all!Atomic Live 2005!All the coverage! All the photos! All the funny captions! Want to see what went down at Australia's best ...

Issue: 60
January, 2006
More:5 years of AtomicYou think we’d let the 5th birthday pass without using it as an excuse to print ridiculous photos and insane stats? Hell no!Super Framerate.Twice the videocardage this month. You’re soaking in it,Hardware reviewsGigabyte Quad RoyaleDell 2405FPWSeagate 7200 500GB driveHitachi...

Issue: 59
December, 2005
Cover feature: ATI R520 The latest and greatest graphics chip architecture from ATI arrives! We tell it like it is. Hardcore Atomic is the master of tech, gear and hardcore hardware.Head to Head More memory than you can poke a tight timing at. DDR & DDR2 put to the test. Hardware Reviews ASUS ...

Issue: 58
November, 2005
Cover feature: Oblivion One preview to rule them all. Get all the info you need on Bethesda's latest mega RPG! Hardcore Atomic is the master of tech, gear and hardcore hardware.Head to Head Heatsinks, heatsinks and more heatsinks. The only guide you need for today's chunkiest CPU coolers. ...

Issue: 57
October, 2005
Cover feature: Windows Vista exposed!Ashton Mills explores the new world of Microsoft's up-and-coming miracle operating system. HardcoreAtomic is the master of tech, gear and hardcore hardware.Head to HeadHigh-speed performance hard drives. We let you know which one will make your day twice, or ...

Issue: 56
September, 2005
Cover feature: Dual-graphics Showdown!James Wang takes a look at ATI and NVIDIA's dual-graphics technologies and gives you the lowdown on the showdown. HardcoreAtomic is the master of tech, gear and hardcore hardware.Head to HeadSilent power supplies! Choose the right one for you. A round-up of ...

Issue: 55
August, 2005
Cover feature: Supercomputers!You need ridiculous amounts of processing power, and we have the answers. Construct your own super-computing demon from anything with Leigh Dyer. HardcoreAtomic is the master of tech, gear and hardcore hardware.Head to HeadEight of the best of TV tuners tested. Find ...

Issue: 54
July, 2005
Feature: 64-bit PCs64 what? 64-bits baby, and they're here to perform. Ashton Mills, Nathan Davis and Leigh Dyer take apart the 64-bit revolution and show you the goods. Head to HeadA swag of wireless routers on test. Check it. Hardware reviewsECS PF88 Extreme HybridASUS P5ND2-SLI DeluxeGigabyt...

Issue: 53
June, 2005
Feature: Ultimate Upgrade guide We have the technology to make it faster and stronger, so why is your PC still slow and weak? Bennett Ring tells you everything you need to know to upgrade your rig. HardcoreHardware at its best. Tech Trends: Keep up-to-date on tech Gearbox: Kit that's ...

Issue: 52
May, 2005
Cover CD: Atomic Internet SuperkitAll the bits and bobs you need for the ultimate internet experience. Includes over 100 hand-picked extension for Firefox and Thunderbird!NewsIBM working its magic on terabyte storage; Bluetooth sniping and Peter Jackson gets sue-crazy.FutureproofFind out what ...

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Atomic Magazine

Issue: 111 | April, 2010

Atomic is a magazine aimed squarely at computer enthusiasts, gamers, and serious PC upgraders.

Every month we bring you the latest reviews of new technology and PC components, in depth features on everything from overclocking to console hacking, and gaming previews and interviews.

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