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EVGA GTS250 
By Justin Robinson | Oct 19, 2009
Less doof-doof, more gaming, from EVGA.
 
EVGA P55 FTW 200 
By Justin Robinson | Jan 15, 2010
Lucrative features, but is it worth the high asking price?
 
EVGA X58 Classified 
By Justin Robinson | Sep 14, 2009
This motherboard is for your eyes only.
 
EVGA X58 SLI 
Hot Award
By Justin Robinson | Jun 11, 2009
The first non-NVIDIA chipset mobo from EVGA.
 
EVGA X58 Classified 
First Look
By Justin Robinson | Jul 7, 2009
Atomic takes a sneak peek at EVGA's motherboard - declassified in front of your very eyes!
 
eVGA 790i Ultra 
Hot Award
By Justin Robinson | Nov 25, 2008
An imposing black mobo, teasing you with sweet promises of SLI...
 
eVGA 790i Ultra 
By Justin Robinson | Nov 14, 2008
An imposing black mobo, teasing you with sweet promises of SLI...
 
EVGA 9500GT 
By Justin Robinson | Feb 18, 2009
The performance is worse than it’s (giga)byte.
 
EVGA X58 
First Look
By Justin Robinson | Feb 9, 2009
EVGA's X58 mobo - shined, shot and 'shopped for your viewing pleasure.
 
 
Jul 7, 2009
We snap shots of this mobo just for you!
 
eVGA UV Plus 16 
By David Field | Sep 19, 2008
Do not mistake the UV16 for a sunscreen SPF rating. More monitors in front of you means the exact opposite.
 
 
Feb 9, 2009
Pictures and descriptions of EVGA's sexy X58 motherboard.
 
EVGA releases network acceleration card 
By The Inquirer | Mar 25, 2009
New card from EVGA takes load from CPU, meaning faster games, faster connections.
 
EVGA releases X58 Classified 
By The Inquirer | Mar 23, 2009
EVGA claims new motherboard is the ultimate in X58 mobos.
 
March is the month of multi-core CPUs   
By The Inquirer | Mar 2, 2010
Analysis: All about the number six, and more...
 
Triple-channel memory kits vs dual-channel on P55 platform 
By Justin Robinson | Feb 23, 2010
We see if Triple or Dual channel memory is faster on Intel's P55 platform.
 
High end system vendors get the blues   
By The Inquirer | Feb 17, 2010
Analysis: As servers get more generic, it's back to workstations.
 
And the motherboard final players are... 
By The Inquirer | Jun 10, 2009
Comment: Asus and Gigabyte are the indisputable Kings of Mobo-land.
 
Taipei graphics vendors focus on own designs  
By The Inquirer | Jul 1, 2009
Reference cards upopular with most card manufacturers.
 
Albatron goes ATI 
By The Inquirer | Apr 6, 2009
Another graphics card manufacturer ditches Nvidia exclusivity.
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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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