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News > Entertainment

Smokin' Aces gets a sequel... WTF?

By David Hollingworth | Feb 25, 2010

More guns, more assassins, more violence... but, sadly, less Jeremy Piven.

News > PC Games

Chris Taylor's Kings and Castles all about... chickens?

By David Hollingworth | Feb 18, 2010

Video: The new video blog from Chris Taylor about Chris Taylor's Kings and Castles tells us almost nothing about the actual Chris Taylor's Kings and Castles.

News > Entertainment

Universal gains rights to Asteroid

By David Hollingworth | Jul 3, 2009

We shit you not - the wireframe classic will become a film.

News > Console Games

Lego Rock Band confirmed

By David Hollingworth | Apr 23, 2009

Because the original Rock Band just wasn't family friendly enough.

News > PC Games

The confusing economic state of the video game industry

By David Hollingworth | Feb 18, 2009

Essential linkage: Game sales are up, but profits are falling and developers closing... WTF? This may be why.

News > Entertainment

Indiana Jones 5 story is ready to go

By Simon Brew | Sep 21, 2009

Harrison Ford confirms that the next Indiana Jones adventure is one step closer.

News > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

Intel planning a rename of Core 2

By Justin Robinson | Jun 18, 2009

Essential Linkage: Intel pulls an NVIDIA-esque move and mixes up names.

Reviews > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

Asrock X48TurboTwins-WiFi

By Josh Collins | Aug 25, 2008

Asrock manages to scare Josh Collins, but for all the wrong reasons.

Reviews > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

ASUS Crosshair II Formula

By Josh Collins | Jul 31, 2008

Josh Collins scopes up to suss out the latest from ASUS, AMD and NVIDIA.

Reviews > Peripherals

ASUS Xonar DX PCI-E

By Staff Writers | Jul 14, 2008

There’s nothing Creative about this new card from Asus, and Jake Carrol likes it that way.

Reviews > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

ASUS Crosshair II Formula

By Josh Collins | Jul 3, 2008

Josh Collins scopes up to suss out the latest from ASUS, AMD and NVIDIA.

News > Graphics Cards

First look: NVIDIA GTX280

By Josh Collins | Jun 17, 2008

Josh Collins finally crawls out from under his NDA and delivers some initial results and thoughts on NVIDIA's newest bad boy.

Reviews > Networking

NetGear Rangemax 240

By Bennett Ring | Apr 19, 2006

We rejoice as we finally test a wireless router that comes close to Ethernet speeds.

Reviews > Console Games

Killer7

By Ron Osborn | Jul 12, 2005

There's something not quite right about a save-game maid who enjoys shagging wheelchair-bound old men, but somehow Killer 7 works - and it works well.

Reviews > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

Western Digital WD2500KS Caviar

By Nathan Davis | Jul 12, 2005

Renown for creating the world’s first form of caviar that almost everyone can enjoy, this new three platters worth of fish eggs sports the next generation of SATA.

Features > Lifestyle

i/o, i/o, it's broken, dear god no! - I/O letters #24

By Staff Writers | Dec 9, 2003

Most PC mags have a 'Holy mother of God, my life is toast because my router's rooted, help me [magazine name], you're my only hope!' letters section. Ours is different because ...

Reviews > Modding & Cooling

Thermaltake Volcano 11 Xaser Edition

By Bennett Ring | Dec 5, 2003

Vulcan. Raumoko. Hephaestus. Thermaltake. Spot the odd one out. The savvier of you might have suggested Thermaltake -- but you’d be wrong. You see, there is no odd one out -- ...

News > Lifestyle

Telstra BigPond changes ADSL acceptable use policy

By Staff Writers | Jan 1, 1900

Here's something interesting; the uncapped BigPond Freedom plan for Telstra ADSL customers is currently undergoing a revision to its acceptable use policy, aimed at unclogging ...

News > Lifestyle

AGL ate our baby

By Staff Writers | Jan 1, 1900

Dingo Blue, every dial-up user’s favourite ISP, is being shut down by parent company Australian Gas Light after costing AGL an estimated $45 million dollars in just twelve ...

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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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