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 2nd Wednesday of the month Monday, 11th July 2005 
Adjust your calendars - because Atomic is onsale this Wednesday! No longer is the '3rd Wednesday of the month' our holy mantra.

Atomic will now go onsale on the 2nd Wednesday of the month. Don't wait a whole week, grab issue 55 this week!

2nd Wednesday of the month... 2nd Wednesday of the month...


  • Gigabyte GA-81955X Royal
  • Nextherm ICS 8200
  • Cold Winter
  • Wireless wonders
  • Projector tutorial: part 2
  • Distributors torn in AMD and Intel scrap
  • Text messaging prevailed in wake of London blasts
  • Linux compression format flaw found
  • Microsoft to tie a ribbon on Office 12



    • atomic issue 54 on sale now


     Green Club OnlyGigabyte GA-81955X Royal
    If you have dual core targeted on the horizon, and in particular, the Pentium Extreme Edition, the 955X is the chipset you’ll need to get it trucking along. More...


     Green Club OnlyNextherm ICS 8200
    In this day and age of cooling, you generally have either air cooling or water cooling. More...


     Green Club OnlyCold Winter
    Logan Booker takes a stab in the dark. More...


     Green Club OnlyWireless wonders
    Wireless has steadily evolved over the past few years to become a ubiquitous standard. Bennett Ring checks out some of the best wireless routers to link hovel and house alike. More...


     Green Club OnlyProjector tutorial: part 2
    Online-only, we present the essential conclusion to Atomic #54's projector tweaking guide by Ron Prouse. More...



    Distributors torn in AMD and Intel scrap
    Six distributors have been subpoenaed in the antitrust lawsuit filed by AMD charging that Intel bullied customers to stop them from buying AMD processors. More...

    Text messaging prevailed in wake of London blasts
    Mobile phone signals were jammed after the London bombings last Thursday, but text messaging managed to get the word out in many cases. More...

    Linux compression format flaw found
    A critical flaw in a compression format widely used in Linux and Unix can give hackers a way into machines, security experts say. More...

    Microsoft to tie a ribbon on Office 12
    When Office 12 comes down the pike in a year or so, it will have a new look and feel aimed at exposing a user's favourite features. More...
    Competitions

    5x copies of God of War for PS2
    Whether you’re a god, demi-god, or unburdened African swallow, there’s a place for you in the world.

    2x GeiL iBalls
    Music! In ball form! Life doesn’t get much better when you can dance, rap or make an idiot of yourself while listening to your favourite songs.

    10x Belkin SurgeMasters
    Oh. Ah. SurgeMaster. Now that’s a hell of a manly name for a product.

    5 copies of iCon: Steve Jobs
    This is the unauthorised autobiography that made steam spout forth from the ears of Jobs. Find out why he wanted all copies destroyed! 5 to win.

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