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News > Peripherals

Seagate ships the world's fastest largest hard drive

By The Inquirer | Sep 22, 2009

P55 motherboard friendly to boot.

Features > Science

Can computing be green?

By Staff Writers | Feb 9, 2010

X-ray: Jake Carroll looks into the nasties inside your custom rig, and what impact they have on the environment.

News > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

Innovative Silicon announces Z-RAM breakthroughs

By The Inquirer | Mar 18, 2010

Can now compete with traditional DRAM.

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.

Reviews > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

ASUS P6X58D Premium

By Justin Robinson | Mar 1, 2010

One seriously packed motherboard.

Features > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

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.

News > Networking

Google guns for a superheroine

By The Inquirer | Jan 18, 2010

Opinion: I am not a search engine

News > Graphics Cards

GPU vendors had a bumper 2009

By The Inquirer | Jan 28, 2010

No bailout necessary for the video card industry.

News > Entertainment

CES 2010 Innovation awards

By Justin Robinson | Jan 11, 2010

CES 2010: Some of the most interesting products at the Consumer Electronics Show.

News > Science

Kraken is the most powerful academic supercomputer

By The Inquirer | Oct 12, 2009

A petaFLOPS of peak power!

News > Peripherals

DRAM error rates higher than thought

By Justin Robinson | Oct 7, 2009

Even ECC is affected.

News > Science

Andromeda galaxy, devourer of stars

By Justin Robinson | Sep 8, 2009

Andromeda borrows stars...permanently.

News > Lifestyle

China websites demand true identities be revealed

By Justin Robinson | Sep 7, 2009

Essential Linkage: There's freedom in anonymity.

Reviews > PC Games

Osmos

By Justin Robinson | Aug 28, 2009

The most relaxing game in the whole (c)osmos.

Reviews > Peripherals

Logitech G9x mouse

By David Hollingworth | Aug 7, 2009

Logitech goes in some interesting new directions with its latest gaming mouse.

News > Peripherals

Intel launching 34nm SSDs at bargain-basement prices

By Justin Robinson | Jul 22, 2009

Intel's speedy SSDs might be cheap enough to include in every enthusiast rig!

News > Operating Systems

Microsoft opens store right next to Apple

By Justin Robinson | Jul 16, 2009

Microsoft and Apple are BFFs!

News > PC Games

Ubisoft gets millions to move to Toronto

By The Inquirer | Jul 8, 2009

For $US263 million we'd move to Canada too!

News > Lifestyle

Global Gaming Factory X buys out Pirate Bay

By The Inquirer | Jul 1, 2009

Filesharing going in a very different direction.

News > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

AMD goes for Intel's Jugular

By The Inquirer | Jun 22, 2009

Things are looking up for the little chipmaker that could.

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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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