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News > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

Intel Knight’s Corner challenges NVIDIA supercomputing stranglehold

By Justin Robinson | 15:12 Jun 21, 2011 | Comment Now

Big Blue vs. Green Giant in a fight for science’s most coveted exascale workloads.

News > Graphics Cards

Nvidia warms up the datacenter

By The Inquirer | 11:21 May 6, 2010 | Comment Now

Nvidia's Fermi GPGPU chip gets squeezed into servers.

News > Graphics Cards

Nvidia is losing on the high performance front

By The Inquirer | 10:27 May 31, 2010 | Comment Now

Analysis: Forget Fermi, bring on the Atom.

News > Graphics Cards

Fermi, GeForce, Quadro, Tesla and Tegra

By The Inquirer | 14:10 Mar 2, 2010 | Comment Now

Nvidia's money man talks about its technology at a recent conference.

News > Graphics Cards

Nvidia cuts Tesla's performance

By The Inquirer | 10:05 May 7, 2010 | Comment Now

Not as powerful as we first thought...

News > Science

Supercomputer list is out

By David Hollingworth, The Inquirer | 10:38 Jun 2, 2010 | Comment Now

Jaguar is still top of the petaflops.

Features > Graphics Cards

Nvidia versus ATI at the high end

By The Inquirer | 16:09 Apr 6, 2010 | Comment Now

Analysis: The real game is yet to begin.

News > Graphics Cards

Nvidia unveils Cuda Toolkit 3.0

By The Inquirer | 10:15 Mar 23, 2010 | Comment Now

GPGPU developers get Fermi update.

News > Graphics Cards

Nvidia and Mental Images create a Realityserver

By The Inquirer | 10:15 Oct 23, 2009 | Comment Now

It's supposedly a good thing...

Features > PC Games

Wolfenstein

By Seamus Byrne | 17:23 Jul 15, 2009 | Comment Now

Engine Room: Raven’s new Wolfenstein delivers occult Nazi butt-kicking action like never before. Seamus Byrne looks behind The Veil.

News > Graphics Cards

NVIDIA declares equality with Intel

By The Inquirer | 09:58 Jun 18, 2009 | Comment Now

GPUs by NVIDIA are purportedly as good as Intel's CPUs.

Features > Systems

Big Iron Secrets

By Jake Carroll | 15:20 Nov 3, 2008 | Comment Now

Think your computer is a beast? Think again, as Jake Carroll takes us on a journey into the mysteries of serious corporate computing power.

News > Graphics Cards

Nvidia's Fermi is delayed

By The Inquirer | 10:06 Nov 11, 2009 | Comment Now

Not expected until some time in 2010.

Reviews > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

ASRock X58 SuperComputer

By Justin Robinson | 15:59 Mar 5, 2009 | Comment Now

Asrock's X58-powered SuperComputer - where did the front panel headers go?

News > Graphics Cards

NVIDIA Fermi details released

By Justin Robinson | 10:17 Oct 7, 2009 | Comment Now

NVIDIA's latest Fermi core has 3 billion transistors.

Features > Science

Intel's BIG science

By Tim Dean | 12:42 Nov 6, 2008 | Comment Now

Tim Dean reports on the crazy big science Intel's R&D arm is working on.

Features > Graphics Cards

Nvidia's CUDA

By Alex Bradner | 13:35 Jul 24, 2008 | Comment Now

Nvidia’s sidestep from gaming could predict a brave new world for domestic computing.

Features > Science

Power, without the wires

By Ashton Mills | 09:56 Jun 21, 2007 | Comment Now

Can you imagine a world without power cords It’s almost here as Ashton Mills investigates.

News > PC Games

Red Alert 3 and Civilisation Revolution screenshots!

By David Field | 15:45 Feb 15, 2008 | Comment Now

Super happy new RTS fun time is on!

News > Graphics Cards

Tesla news: CUDA vs OpenCL

By David Field | 12:41 Nov 17, 2008 | Comment Now

Nvidia's supercomputer architecture may be cheap and awesome, but it's kinda proprietary and falsely green.

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Issue: 133 | February, 2012

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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