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Reviews > Systems

By Staff Writers, Nathan Davis | 00:00 Dec 2, 2003 | Comment Now

The Qbic's front panel is covered in an attractive, although not totally flattering, mirrored surface that conceals all the drives and inputs.

Reviews > Modding & Cooling

Cooler Master Jet 7

By Nathan Davis | 00:00 Dec 2, 2003 | Comment Now

The new Jet 7 appears to have been ripped directly off the side of a Lear Jet, shrunk and then screwed onto a heatsink. Cooler Master' s horizontally mounted design adds to the ...

Reviews > Graphics Cards

MSI nBOX

By Nathan Davis | 00:00 Dec 2, 2003 | Comment Now

Nathan Davis gets n-chanted over this nice play box.

Reviews > Peripherals

Lian-Li PC-V300

By Craig Simms | 13:43 Aug 14, 2006 | Comment Now

Shiny aluminium case-masters Lian-Li have a go at a home theatre case.

Reviews > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

Gigabyte 3D Rocket Cooler Pro

By Nathan Davis | 19:04 Apr 24, 2005 | Comment Now

Nathan Davis strokes his Rocket, professionally.

Reviews > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

Thermaltake Fanless 103

By Nathan Davis | 10:12 Apr 25, 2005 | Comment Now

Nathan Davis engages in some home cooking.

Reviews > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

Spire PolarStream

By Nathan Davis | 21:50 Apr 24, 2005 | Comment Now

We got another heatsink. We gave it to Nathan Davis, because he loves them so.

Reviews > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

Thermaltake Sonic Tower

By Nathan Davis | 10:18 May 18, 2005 | Comment Now

Thermaltake – developers of Plastinium, the relatively new element made up of a fusion of plastic and aluminium properties – have pushed yet another cooler through the ...

Reviews > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

Gigabyte G-Power Pro

By Nathan Davis | 10:09 May 18, 2005 | Comment Now

Reminiscent of the effective Thermalright XP-120 heatsink we looked at in Issue 45, Gigabyte’s latest heatsink offering has four heatpipes protruding out from one side of the ...

Reviews > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

cnc-cpu ST80A

By Bennett Ring | 00:00 Dec 8, 2003 | Comment Now

In this day and age of super hot processors and copper coolers, it's refreshing to see an HSF that shuns the use of Copper and instead uses trusty Aluminium.

Reviews > Systems

Shuttle SB61G2

By John Gillooly | 00:00 Dec 5, 2003 | Comment Now

Just like brushed Aluminium was last year’s black, the mini-barebones is this year’s super-trendy accessory of geekdom.

Reviews > Peripherals

Antec Sonata

By Bennett Ring | 00:00 Dec 5, 2003 | Comment Now

We’ve seen PC cases evolve rapidly over the last couple of years, from boring beige hunks of steel, to Aluminium wind tunnels, and now to tiny shoeboxes. Something we haven’t ...

News > Modding & Cooling

All your links are tired of that joke

By Staff Writers | 00:00 Jan 1, 1900 | Comment Now

Okay, let's get serious. This is a serious piece of linkage, about a serious topic - there are no jokes, no double entendres. It's a link about a copper cooler (nothing funny ...

News > Lifestyle

Soundbugs and flat panel speakers

By Staff Writers | 00:00 Jan 1, 1900 | Comment Now

A new device from little-known company Olympia, previewed at this year’s CeBIT show in Germany, has set many tech lovers abuzz. Called Soundbug, the mouse-sized device is ...

News > Peripherals

Smooth, shiny and made of metal… Cool!

By Staff Writers | 00:00 Jan 1, 1900 | Comment Now

That's the Lian Li PC20 case is all about, and Overclockers Online has got a tasty review fresh for you. The PC20 is aluminium, feature-laden, and did I say it's made of ...

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Atomic Magazine

Issue: 137 | June, 2012

Atomic is a magazine aimed squarely at computer enthusiasts, gamers, and serious PC upgraders.

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