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News > Operating Systems

Ancient Windows flaw found after 17 years

By The Inquirer | Jan 21, 2010

And you never knew it was there.

News > Console Games

Comment: ApocalyPS3 aftermath

By Nate Cochrane | Mar 2, 2010

Safe to switch on your PS3 but doubts linger over Sony's response.

News > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

Intel is buying up small software companies

By The Inquirer | Aug 25, 2009

Two in the last few days, and more to come as Intel realises the flaw in its multi-core strategy.

News > Operating Systems

Apple OSX Leopard updated

By The Inquirer | Aug 7, 2009

10.5.8 out in the wild, pouncing on small animals.

News > Operating Systems

1975 Unix flaw fixed

By Nick Farrell | Jul 15, 2008

Quick update

News > Security

Intel CPU security vulnerability

By Justin Robinson | Mar 23, 2009

Flaw in the design makes virtualisation a security risk - but to who?

Reviews > Peripherals

Amacrox AX1000-EP

By David Field | Jan 13, 2009

1000 watt name, 100 watt price... not 1000 watt performance.

Reviews > Peripherals

Seasonic X900

By David Field | Jan 13, 2009

Fails to 'rouse our Willy.

Features > Operating Systems

Feedback: just use it

By Vito Cassisi | Nov 20, 2008

Microsoft is listening to the public. But who's doing all the talking?

News > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

Intel denies Core i7 TLB bug

By Sylvie Barak | Dec 3, 2008

And Nehalem was looking so rosy...

Reviews > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

Patriot Viper DDR3-1800 C8

By Justin Robinson | Oct 27, 2008

Memory not just for people in the US of A.

News > Console Games

Movie downloads coming to PS3

By Staff Writers | Jun 27, 2008

Anything 360 can do, we can do better

Reviews > PC Games

Team Fortress 2

By David Hollingworth | Nov 27, 2007

David Hollingworth spins up his minigun and wades into the fray.

Reviews > PC Games

Enemy Territory: Quake Wars

By James Matson | Nov 9, 2007

Gaming joy at the bottom of a bowl of Strogg.

Features > PC Games

Confessions of an RPG Developer

By Alexander Gambotto-Burke | May 21, 2007

Atomic spoke with Richard Garriott, Chris Avellone, Joel Billings, Todd Howard and more on the struggles of working in the genre of the role-playing game.

Features > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

A History of Overclocking Part One

By Craig Simms | May 16, 2007

For as long as enthusiasts have had fingers to flick DIP switches, so too has existed their desire to overclock all manner of processors.

Reviews > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

Noctua NH-U12

By Craig Simms | Jan 31, 2007

Just the thing for stock air mega-clocking.

Reviews > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

Noctua NH-U12

By Craig Simms | Dec 1, 2006

Gentlemen, behold! A bigger and better heatsink, designed to be used with two fans!

Reviews > PC Games

V8 Supercars 3

By Damien Virulhapen | Mar 2, 2006

It's big, huge, has loads of cars and tracks and vastly improved car handling. Is it all too good to be true?

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.

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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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