Editor's Note
Things are beginning to get quiet on both the tech and gaming fronts, as both industries gear up for their respective big days out - Computex in Taiwan and E3 in Los Angeles USA.
But we're still finding some good stuff to tide you over, and here's some of the best.
Fresh today we have a juicy new video walkthrough of Bioshock 2, chock full of Big Daddies and Little Sisters - and more than a few surprises.
We've also been playing around with XFX's latest, the HD4770. It's a cheap, well-sized video card, and it has totally blown us away. This puppy overclocks like no card we've ever seen - check out our sneak peak review!
On the crazy science front we've been looking at DARPA's latest release on what they're working on, and boy is it some CRAZY SCIENCE. Do you like Quantum Entanglement? We do, and this article is full of that stuff.
Finally, at least in our top stories, we've got a round up of great online resources for coders and programmers in our latest Atomic.edu article.
Plus... news, reviews and all the rest. Enjoy!
- David Hollingworth, Editor
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Issue: 101 | June, 2009
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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Top Stories This Week
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News
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Fallout 3 news galore!
DLC to come to PS3 at last, while more Fallout 3 content announced for the near future.
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Golden nanorods used to defeat tumours
Incredibly tiny nanorods work wonders on faulty cells.
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NVIDIA's tight-lipped approach to insurance wins no battles
NVIDIA refuses to share vital insurance details, expects unquestioned payout.
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Nehalem has competition in some odd places
It's not AMD, it's not some weird server chip... it's an older Intel one!
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New Batman combat trailer
Video: Learn the fine art of Arkham Asylum's free flowing combat.
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XFX 4770 overclocks like a champ on air
Sneak-peek: We push the XFX 4770 in our Labs to an astounding OC level!
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Australia building the world's biggest solar power plant
New power designs by the Australian government promise cleaner, greener power.
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DARPA working on some crazy science
Essential linkage: Quantum entanglement? Autonomous robotic systems? Wireless tactical warfare? Oh yeah, DARPA's on it.
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Duke Nukem gone, but still being fought over
Are you ready, 3D Realms? Are you ready Take Two? The let's GET IT ON!!!
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AMD shrinks TDP on Phenom II X3s and X4s
Launches an Athlon II and dual-core Phenom IIs too. Busy little AMD!
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Top ten-ish most disappointing tech ever
Unsurprisingly, Microsoft nabbed top spot.
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Radiation-resistant flora from Chernobyl
Nifty plants have incredibly useful radioactive properties.
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Sony reports net loss of a billion bucks
First time in 14 years that Sony is running low on profit.
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Micron move to graphics card chips
Micron fills some of the void left by Qimonda.
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Cargo Bridge
Friday Afternoon Game: What better way to learn to build bridges than a bridge building game!
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New screens from Terminator: Salvation
Well, Terminator: Salvation the game, that is.
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Giant alternative thermal paste roundup
Essential Linkage: A collection of household goop stuck straight on a CPU.
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New Clone Wars game, new Clone Wars trailer
Video: Clone Wars: Republic Heroes coming to consoles this September.
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Fujitsu beats Intel at its own game
Intel loses the fastest processor crown!
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Google reduces searches to cheeseburgers and orange juice
Google's efficiency is apparently top-notch, but why does food enter into the equation?
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Team Fortress 2's Sniper is now an Archer
Day 3: TF2's Sniper gets an update - plus new maps and a possible new gameplay mode!
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Prototype's opening cinematic is full of action and gibs
Video: Alex Mercer is an angry young man in Prototype's opening cinematic. And he's not afraid to show it.
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Intel whacked on the knuckles by EU
Anti-competitive practices cost Intel billions, while AMD smirks quietly in the background.
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Reviews
Genius HP-04 Live Headphones
Playing music too loud might cause this Genius to break.
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Features
Programming resources
We go through the wide range of programming and coding support sites online
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