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Features > Security

The pirate life for me

By Jake Carroll | Mar 2, 2010

X-ray: Jake Carroll puts on an eye-patch and looks into the history of software piracy and protection.

News > Entertainment

Ryan Reynolds is The Green Lantern

By Simon Brew | Jul 14, 2009

Has Ryan Reynolds just put the Deadpool movie on the back burner by agreeing to play The Green Lantern?

Reviews > Systems

Pioneer Dreambook W87

By David Hollingworth | Feb 17, 2010

Power and performance from Pioneer, but at an unsurprising price.

Scorptec Redback Limited Edition gaming system

Reviews > Systems

Scorptec Redback Limited Edition gaming system

By Justin Robinson | Sep 15, 2009

Updated: Scorptec's unique Core i7 870-based gaming system!

Reviews > Graphics Cards

AGP not dead; runs high detail Crysis at 25 FPS

By Alex Bradner | Apr 23, 2008

Atomic reviews the Sapphire AGP HD3850 and finds out how much life this hugely powerful card can bring to your old AGP machine.

Features > PC Games

Game Engine Showdown!

By Logan Booker | Apr 15, 2008

We put the top three next-gen game engines under the microscope and pit them against each other

Reviews > Peripherals

Pioneer DVR-212 DVD-RW

By Ian Wells | Jul 30, 2007

Top drive, this, plus it's the first SATA optical drive we've had a play with.

Reviews > Peripherals

Sony DVDirect VRD-MC3

By Craig Simms | Mar 12, 2007

It works well, but that didn’t stop us from forensically ripping the guts out of it.

Reviews > Systems

ASUS DRW 1814BLT

By Craig Simms | Apr 12, 2007

The ASUS DRW 1814BLT isn’t, as some would think, Tchaikovsky’s last overture about his favourite fatty sandwich.

Reviews > Peripherals

ASUS DRW-1612BL LightScribe

By Nathan Davis | Feb 14, 2007

High technology laser surface etching vs. Mark 1 black Texta.

Reviews > Lifestyle

Alienware laptops: now with SLI.

By David Field | Sep 5, 2006

The original performance laptops now come with enough graphical might to challenge current performance desktops.

Features > Operating Systems

Windows functionality on the go

By Craig Simms | Jul 11, 2006

Expand your application choices with USB flash drives and portable software.

Reviews > Peripherals

Alienware Area-51m 7700

By Darren Ellis | May 2, 2005

We were interested to see what an Alienware notebook would be like, and in a simple, one word summation: OMFG.

Reviews > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

Nextherm ICS 8200

By Nathan Davis | Jun 15, 2005

In this day and age of cooling, you generally have either air cooling or water cooling.

Features > Operating Systems

Alternatives to Windows

By Leigh Dyer | Apr 26, 2005

Want to break free from a Microsoft world? Leigh Dyer looks at the alternatives.

Reviews > Peripherals

NEC ND-3500A

By Nathan Davis | Apr 25, 2005

Nathan Davis model 3500A, reporting for duty.

Reviews > Peripherals

Asus W1N

By Dan Chiappini | Apr 22, 2005

Like 'em big? Dan Chiappini does. Check out this sexy widescreen lady.

Reviews > Peripherals

Shuttle SB81P

By John Gillooly | Apr 22, 2005

Bigger and badder than ever before, John Gillooly finds small form factor nirvana.

Reviews > Systems

Toshiba Satellite 5220

By John Gillooly | Dec 3, 2003

John Gillooly discovers that for notebooks, blue is one screamin’ colour.

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 ...

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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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