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Intel's Core i7-3960X is fast, but will break your bank

By John Gillooly | 09:46 Dec 6, 2011 | Comment Now

Review: Undoubtedly the quickest CPU to date, but will you even notice? Intel's new 3960X is almost too fast for its own good.

News > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

What Computex taught us about Intel's X79 chipset

By John Gillooly | 10:17 Jun 8, 2011 | Comment Now

Intel isn't due to launch its new enthusiast focused X97 platform until late this year. But from the motherboards we saw last week we now have a pretty good handle on the ...

News > Peripherals

Sandforce SSD controllers hit SATA 3.0 speeds

By Justin Robinson | 14:34 Oct 13, 2010 | Comment Now

Solid state storage has somewhat stagnated as controllers bumped against SATA 2 speeds; but an update to SATA 3 is promising a change.

News > Peripherals

Final fling for mechanical drives

By The Inquirer | 09:53 Apr 7, 2010 | Comment Now

Western Digital ups Velociraptor capacity.

News > Peripherals

Startup builds enterprise class SSDs

By The Inquirer | 10:33 Sep 16, 2009 | Comment Now

Two to four times faster than an already fast thing.

News > Peripherals

Adaptec MaxiQ SSD caches RAID arrays

By The Inquirer | 11:56 Sep 10, 2009 | Comment Now

Hybrid storage arrives.

Features > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

Designing the Perfect PC

By Vito Cassisi | 15:06 Dec 2, 2008 | Comment Now

PC Design 01100101 with Vito Cassisi. And yes, that is binary for 101.

Features > Console Games

Console Hacking

By Jake Carroll | 10:04 Aug 4, 2008 | Comment Now

Want to get the most out of your consoles? All of them?

News > Peripherals

WD makes enterprise Velociraptors

By Charlie Demerjian | 10:50 Jul 24, 2008 | Comment Now

Goes after the SAS market

Features > Peripherals

CES 2008 -- Part 1

By David Hollingworth | 17:46 Jan 8, 2008 | Comment Now

On the first day of the Consumer Electronics Show, our editor wrote some things for us to read...

Features > Peripherals

Seagate Savvio 15K

By David Field | 11:06 Mar 23, 2007 | Comment Now

15,000 RPM in a laptop-sized hard drive. Can I get an amen?

Features > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

First look: ASUS KFN32-D SLI

By David Field | 17:03 Aug 22, 2006 | Comment Now

Remember the days of the dual Athlon MP? Things are about to get crazy again.

Features > Lifestyle

Plug your iPod into Linux

By Staff Writers | 10:58 Apr 27, 2005 | Comment Now

Are you a Linux user longing for iTunes? A bit of time and a little custom software can bring music to your ears.

Features > Systems

Input Output: Fixamicate!

By Dan Rutter | 11:08 Apr 19, 2005 | Comment Now

Broken things don't stay broken long when Dan Rutter is around! Send all your emotional issues to io@atomic.com.au

Features > Peripherals

Fantastic Dan's miracle cures - I/O letters #34

By Staff Writers | 00:00 Dec 9, 2003 | Comment Now

Wobbling down the street is Dan 'Miracle' Rutter's cart, packed to the gunwales with fixes, potions, lotions and medicines. Is there one for you, we wonder? If there is, and ...

Features > Operating Systems

The life of BeOS

By James Matson | 12:50 Dec 23, 2004 | Comment Now

If you're running an x86 'desktop' machine today, your choice of OS is limited in the extreme. It's either Windows or Linux. No amount of shuffling desktop themes or skins ...

Reviews > Peripherals

Adaptec 3405 SAS RAID

By David Field | 10:49 Aug 21, 2007 | Comment Now

A bargain priced Serially Attached SCSI card put to the test with a couple of 15,000RPM drives in RAID 0.

Reviews > Networking

MINITAR - MNGSSW-5 10/100/1,000 Ethernet Smart Switch

By Simon Peppercorn | 00:00 Dec 2, 2003 | Comment Now

This Gigabit switch proved a challenge to test. One of the limitations facing PCI is one of bandwidth. That being, it is limited to a 33MHz bus, which is 132 MB/s of available ...

News > Lifestyle

News by moz: Techno-Weenies rejoice!

By Staff Writers | 00:00 Jan 1, 1900 | Comment Now

'Techno-Weenie' -- the term used to describe someone who pathologically purchases the latest technological gadgetry, regardless of whether they need it or not.

News > Lifestyle

Rebirth of the daughterboard - PCI-Express' lovechild

By Staff Writers | 00:00 Jan 1, 1900 | Comment Now

Sometimes, when the powers that be are feeling nice, an idea, usually accompanied by lightning and pain, forces its way into the brain. After much rubbing of temples and ...

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Issue: 133 | February, 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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