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Reviews > Modding & Cooling

Aerocool's BX-500 just costs too much

By David Hollingworth | 14:27 Oct 14, 2010 | Comment Now

Aerocool delivers a budget case with a mid-range price... whoops. There's something wrong with that thought.

News > Console Games

Australian Call of Duty Elite Premium pricing announced

By David Hollingworth | 15:33 Sep 15, 2011 | Comment Now

The details on the local costs for Premium Call of Duty Elite membership are out - but only for Xbox and PSN.

Reviews > Graphics Cards

MSI's GTX465 just costs too much

By Justin Robinson | 12:15 Aug 30, 2010 | Comment Now

Oh NVIDIA, why. Why do you do such painful things to us gamers? Why do you over-price your cards?!?!

Features > Graphics Cards

HD7970 vs GTX 780: the future of graphics cards in 2012

By Alex Whitehouse | 11:13 Jan 31, 2012 | Comment Now

We explain why the 28nm process is the biggest thing since sliced PCB. In a word, size - after investigation by Atomic - sadly appears to matter.

GIGABYTE's new GA-X79-UD3 a sensible mobo choice

Reviews > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

GIGABYTE's new GA-X79-UD3 a sensible mobo choice

By Matt Wilson | 10:07 Jan 25, 2012 | Comment Now

Review: Some times you just want a plain and simple motherboard, with a minimum of bells and whistles... the new GA-X79-UD3 is just that, and a little bit more.

OCZ's RevoDrive 3 X2 even faster, if you can believe it

Reviews > Peripherals

OCZ's RevoDrive 3 X2 even faster, if you can believe it

By John Gillooly | 15:03 Nov 7, 2011 | Comment Now

Review: Insane morphs into really insane, as OCZ's RevoDrive gets a serious performance boost.

Reviews > PC Games

Red Orchestra 2: Heroes of Stalingrad just a touch buggy...

By David Hollingworth | 10:56 Sep 19, 2011 | Comment Now

Review: The potential for a great game, but Red Orchestra 2: Heroes of Stalingrad is seriously problematic at launch. Patience, Noble Sniper, patience...

News > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

Intel LGA2011 processors to ship without reference heatsinks

By Justin Robinson | 17:40 Aug 18, 2011 | Comment Now

New Sandy Bridge enthusiast processors will launch without an included cooler.

News > Systems

Razer gets into the laptop business with Blade

By John Gillooly | 08:43 Aug 27, 2011 | Comment Now

Razer's hyped Pax Prime announcement is of a new laptop with Mac-killing looks and a pricetag to match.

News > Console Games

Sony slashes PS3 price and reveals new details about PlayStation Vita

By Paddy Smith | 10:19 Aug 17, 2011 | Comment Now

PlayStation 3’s price takes a tumble, a new PSP, plus PS Vita and 3D Display details

News > Console Games

‘Avatar Kinect’ launches, promises Sparklers

By Justin Robinson | 15:34 Jul 28, 2011 | Comment Now

Better dust off that Kinect you’ve had unused under the telly, there’s a killer app launching for it!

News > Console Games

BigPond gives Foxtel on XBox 360 users some love

By Ewa Grygier | 11:50 May 30, 2011 | Comment Now

XBox 360 owners get one more thing to gloat about as the giant ISP officially declares Foxtel on 360 unmetered content.

News > Console Games

PlayStation Network hacked... bad Sony!

By David Hollingworth | 11:20 Apr 27, 2011 | Comment Now

Sony's stock with gamers goes downhill on the back that the company sat on new of a massive security breach on the PlayStation Network... UPDATED - 12.29pm

Reviews > PC Games

Breach - not quite the game we want...

By David Hollingworth | 16:00 Mar 10, 2011 | Comment Now

Review: Breach might be a low-fi entry into the online shooter market, but it might grow into something special. Emphasis on the 'might'...

News > Console Games

Gears of War 3: Preorder and get a Beta key

By Ewa Grygier | 11:12 Mar 7, 2011 | Comment Now

September is a long way off, but Microsoft, Epic Games and EB Games give you the opportunity to get into Gears of War 3 much, much earlier.

News > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

MSI (not actually) first to market with new Sandy Bridge boards

By David Hollingworth | 10:35 Feb 16, 2011 | Comment Now

Plus, Intel expands its loss estimates for the Sandy Bridge recall, and new chips roll out to all motherboard manufacturers. UPDATED.

News > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

Intel announces Sandy Bridge recall - epic silicon fail!

By David Hollingworth | 09:46 Feb 1, 2011 | Comment Now

Breaking news: A flaw in a SATA support chip leads Intel to announce a $700 million recall of Sandy Bridge parts. This is not an oops... it's an ARRRGGHHHHHHH!!!

Reviews > Graphics Cards

Zotac's GTS450 Amp! Edition doesn't quite impress

By Justin Robinson | 17:01 Dec 14, 2010 | Comment Now

Not exactly a rockin’ card from Zotac - it's a little bit of fail on all fronts for the Amp! Edition GTS 450.

News > Console Games

Is this a PlayStation Move accessory we like?

By David Hollingworth | 12:19 Dec 14, 2010 | Comment Now

We're not really fans of the whole motion gaming fad, but this ballistic Move accessory gets us close to being on board.

News > Peripherals

MSY heads to Federal Court over Consumer Warranty Rights

By Ewa Grygier | 14:25 Nov 19, 2010 | Comment Now

We've a small, but interesting, update on the whole MSY/ACCC warranty issue. But there's more court time to come...

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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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