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The great Dick Smith game sale - this time for sure!

By David Hollingworth | 11:51 Apr 11, 2012 | Comment Now

Last week Dick Smith royally screwed up a massive sale announcement. This week, the company says sorry, with - you guessed it - a game sale.

News > Console Games

Game-changing Halo 4 multiplayer specifics revealed

By Nathan Lawrence | 08:42 Apr 10, 2012 | Comment Now

Fan favourite Firefight mode is out, new story-driven Spartan Ops is in.

Features > PC Games

Battlefield 3 Monopoly: Advance to Go, unlock everything

By Nathan Lawrence | 08:34 Mar 30, 2012 | Comment Now

You can now pay for ‘Shortcut Bundles’ that let you unlock absolutely everything in multiplayer. But is that okay?

News > PC Games

‘Tis the week to buy cheap games in Australia

By Nathan Lawrence | 14:06 Mar 29, 2012 | Comment Now

If you’ve been waiting to burn your games budget, now is the time.

XFX HD7870 Double Dissipation Black Edition - pretty much faultless

Reviews > Graphics Cards

XFX HD7870 Double Dissipation Black Edition - pretty much faultless

By Matt Wilson | 15:16 Mar 28, 2012 | Comment Now

Hardware Review: XFX's new 7870 may be the best card we've seen yet for mainstream users.

Reviews > Modding & Cooling

Thermaltake's new Level 10 GTS a slight let down

By David Hollingworth | 17:24 Mar 12, 2012 | Comment Now

PC Hardware Review: The Level 10 case design continues to get boiled down to more mortal levels, but is something being lost in the process?

News > Systems

Does a 'Steam Box' make sense?

By John Gillooly | 11:50 Mar 6, 2012 | Comment Now

We take a look at the rumours that Valve is going to get into the hardware business.

Reviews > Peripherals

OCZ's Octane 512GB - not as hot as you might think

By Matt Wilson | 10:10 Feb 27, 2012 | Comment Now

Hardware Review: Explosive performance? Sadly, the Octane 512GB is fast, but also very, very expensive.

News > Peripherals

New Razer BlackWidow brings the (expensive) stealth

By David Hollingworth | 10:46 Aug 31, 2011 | Comment Now

Razer makes a less grandiose announcement, this time spruiking a new and quieter version of its excellent BlackWidow keyboard. Be warned of the price, though...

News > PC Games

Legend of Grimrock pre-orders open - classic dungeon-bashing ahoy!

By David Hollingworth | 11:50 Apr 5, 2012 | Comment Now

Fancy some classic, grid-based dungeon crawling, just like mother used to bake... I mean, develop? Legends of Grimrock is for you.

News > Peripherals

Android powered glasses are here, and available right now

By Vito Cassisi | 20:13 Apr 3, 2012 | Comment Now

A not so stylish attempt at wearable computing, by a company that specialises in printers.

Hands on with Max Payne 3's multiplayer modes

Reviews > Console Games

Hands on with Max Payne 3's multiplayer modes

By David Hollingworth | 11:47 Mar 30, 2012 | Comment Now

Game Preview & Gallery: We leap-dodge into an eight-player Max Payne 3 multiplayer session, and have more or less lived to tell the tale...

Features > Modding & Cooling

Bitfenix Prodigy set to change the way we think about Mini-ITX

By John Gillooly | 08:53 Mar 27, 2012 | Comment Now

Hardware Preview: Atomic recently visited Bitfenix's office in Taipei for an in-depth look at an upcoming case that will change the way we think about Mini-ITX.

Reviews > Graphics Cards

NVIDIA's GeForce GTX 680 - in the labs

By Matt Wilson | 12:15 Mar 23, 2012 | Comment Now

PC Hardware Review: Matt Wilson flew to San Francisco to get the scoop (more or less) on NVIDIA’s newest beast, the GTX680

News > Peripherals

Seagate produces 125GB per square inch HDD tech

By Vito Cassisi | 18:53 Mar 22, 2012 | Comment Now

Double the capacity of current consumer drives - if you love big numbers and large platters (and cannot lie) this is for you.

News > Networking

Homeless hotspots combines homeless people with modern computing

By Vito Cassisi | 13:37 Mar 15, 2012 | Comment Now

Turning homeless people into living wifi spots - cool idea or horrible way to exploit the disadvantaged?

News > Science

Hyperion - a particle accelerator for slicing silicon

By Vito Cassisi | 15:53 Mar 14, 2012 | Comment Now

Science!: A new way to pare down silicon wafers is up to ten times more powerful than standard methods.

Reviews > Graphics Cards

ASUS' HD7970 Direct CU II is fast, but you do pay for it

By Matt Wilson | 10:27 Mar 14, 2012 | Comment Now

PC Hardware Review: Big and powerful, like present-day Arnold Schwarzenegger, but the HD7970 Direct CU II costs the Californian GDP...

News > Peripherals

Razer releases team-themed e-Sports Goliathus mouse-mat

By David Hollingworth | 13:46 Mar 9, 2012 | Comment Now

Looking for a new mouse mat in your favourite pro-gaming team colours? The new Goliathus mat from Razer might fit the bill.

Features > PC Games

XCOM: Enemy Unknown - we've seen it, and it is GOOD

By David Hollingworth | 14:19 Mar 7, 2012 | Comment Now

PC Game Preview + Trailer: We talk to the lead artist and lead designer of XCOM: Enemy Unknown about working on the classic, keeping it fresh, and how it's going to be ...

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Atomic Magazine

Issue: 137 | June, 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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