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Bismuth Telluride may give the next leap in processor manufacturing 
By Justin Robinson | Jul 9, 2009
Awesome new material gives processor potential.
 
ASUS 4770 TOP 
By Justin Robinson | Sep 1, 2009
ATI and ASUS' latest is sittin’ on top of the manufacturing world.
 
Next GlobalFoundries fab headed for New York 
By Justin Robinson | Jul 29, 2009
GlobalFoundries heads to the big apple.
 
Germanium laser fires up   
By The Inquirer | Feb 8, 2010
Optical networking moves up a gear.
 
22nm CMOS silicon coming soon 
By The Inquirer | Jul 20, 2009
Manufacturing processes just keep on shrinking.
 
Innovative Silicon announces Z-RAM breakthroughs   
By The Inquirer | Mar 18, 2010
Can now compete with traditional DRAM.
 
XFX 5770 
By Justin Robinson | Mar 17, 2010
Blistering, seat-of-your-pants speed ahead.
 
Uncle Ballmer wants you! 
By The Inquirer | Mar 10, 2010
Microsoft's Xbox division is hiring engineers - are you up for the job?
 
Zalman Z7 Plus 
First Look
By Justin Robinson | Mar 4, 2010
We take a look at Zalman's budget Z7 Plus case; does it impress?
 
Intel lists its Core i7-930 
By The Inquirer | Mar 1, 2010
Intel's getting a bit early about its releases...
 
Fermi to launch next month   
By The Inquirer | Feb 24, 2010
Nvidia touts March 26 release date for its ATI-killer.
 
Boffins improve memory capacity   
By The Inquirer | Feb 23, 2010
Stack chips on top of one another for a capacity boost - and it's cheaper!
 
Sony’s universal controller 
By The Inquirer | Feb 22, 2010
One controller to rule them all!
 
GIGABYTE 5870 
By Justin Robinson | Feb 18, 2010
Grey is not the new black...
 
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.
 
Fermi breaks the mould   
By The Inquirer | Feb 3, 2010
Nvidia changes naming scheme - again!
 
Asus motherboard claims are 'unrealistic'  
By The Inquirer | Jan 22, 2010
Sets the bar a little too high.
 
EVGA P55 FTW 200 
By Justin Robinson | Jan 15, 2010
Lucrative features, but is it worth the high asking price?
 
TSMC 40nm yields are disappointing 
By The Inquirer | Jan 14, 2010
Bad news for chip maker and GPU manufacturers.
 
Nvidia denies it's moving to x86 
By The Inquirer | Nov 10, 2009
Opinion: Rumours fly regarding Nvidia's CPU intentions.
 
 
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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