Back Issues

Issue: 52
May, 2005
Inside Atomic 52: 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. Futurep...

Issue: 51
April 2005
NewsSHA-1 smashed; mobile phone viruses get nasty; Intel invents lasers on silicon; AMD brews a little Alchemy. FutureproofSensaura gets back into the game with the next revolution in mobile 3D audio. Opinions Ground Zero - Dan Rutter contemplates the size of truthFuzzy Logic - What's in a ...

Issue: 50
March, 2005
Atomic Issue 50 on sale now!NewsMicrosoft gets spy-aware; ratings season; Radioactive LAN 2005 and Artomic of the Year!Futureproof - Treadmill-powered gaming, courtesy of Nathan Davis.OpinionsGround Zero - Daniel Rutter reflects on technology gone by, and what's in store for the future.Fuzzy ...

Issue: 49
February, 2005
Atomic issue 49 on sale now Subscribe online now! NewsNV/DIA and Sony buddy up; hot AGDC actionOpinionsGround Zero - bob the builderFuzzy logic - Anti-cipateZ-Access - Game onGearboxNeed a bit of nifty to trick up your box this Christmas? Get Gearbox.HotboxHow hot can a hotbox get? Find ...

Issue: 48
January, 2005
The season to be playingPerhaps it's just because we're Atomic by nature, but every now and then we get an itch to build something big, set fire to components and cases or, in our more softer moments, merely pull something apart to see how it works.Consoles are especially nice for doing this, ...

Issue: 47
December, 2004
Critical massBy the time you read this, large chunks of society will be grinding to a halt. Specifically, those parts which involve people like us - the people that keep our modern infrastructure functioning, the movers and shakers - the techs, geeks, and gamers with day jobs of this world. ...

Issue: 46
November, 2004
Keys to successIt's common knowledge now that the gaming industry, valued at some US$20 billion a year, is bigger than the Hollywood box office. And it's not the least bit ironic that as gaming has become a big and burgeoning industry that the development of games has progressed along the same ...

Issue: 45
October, 2004
Community at largeIf there's one thing that most impresses me about Atomic it's not the fantastic vision that saw its inception, it's not the truly talented staff members who have come together to produce it, and it's not the insightful and incisive style that makes Atomic so unique -- no, what ...

Issue: 44
September, 2004
Future pastThere are moments in a gamers life when one senses a sea change -- like when you're in the zone and you obliterate sixteen players with a single shot while playing only with your toes -- and you know that something special is happening. Something big, like a flux in the forces of the ...

Issue: 43
August, 2004
Forever AtomicWelcome to issue 43. This is an important milestone in the history of Atomic. It's been three and a half years since Atomic first shed its dazzling brilliance upon an otherwise dry market of IT publications. And look how far it's come.Back when Atomic was but a mischievous glint in ...

Issue: 42
July, 2004
O Captain, my captainWell, here I am after 42 issues of Atomic, sitting in the editors chair. Well, not really the editors chair, Ben took that with him, along with an unsurpassed passion and belief in this crazy thing that is Atomic. He's gone to make www.atomicmpc.com.au something groundbreakin...

Issue: 41
June, 2004
In my wildest dreams, I’ve always wanted the Atomic site to have the resources it needs to do really special stuff. I know too that if you’re a regular to the site, you may share that feeling. As a growing publishing company, our initial focus had to be the mags. Now, my friends, AJB is ...

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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.

What's in this issue?