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Our Sun is running low on power 
News > Science
Our Sun is running low on power
By Justin Robinson | May 12, 2009
Solar cycle gives us the lowest-power Sun in over eighty years.
 
Sun goes super in South Africa 
News > Systems
Sun goes super in South Africa
By The Inquirer | Mar 18, 2009
Sun SPARCs crystal research in the not-so-dark continent.

 
Sun adds 64-bit guest, OS X GUI to virtualisation freebie 
News > Operating Systems
Sun adds 64-bit guest, OS X GUI to virtualisation freebie
By The Inquirer | Sep 8, 2008
Virtualbox 2.0 gets AMD-V stability, OSX GUI, paid support
 
Sparc go bye-bye 
News > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM
Sparc go bye-bye
By The Inquirer | Apr 22, 2009
Oracle may let Sun's Sparc chip die a sad and lonely death.
 
Big Iron Secrets 
Features > Systems
Big Iron Secrets
By Jake Carroll | Nov 3, 2008
Think your computer is a beast? Think again, as Jake Carroll takes us on a journey into the mysteries of serious corporate computing power.
 
Wolfenstein 
Reviews > PC Games
Wolfenstein
By David Hollingworth | Nov 4, 2009
How can you go wrong with Nazis, the occult, and lots of gibbing?
 
Apple dumps ZFS support on OSX 
News > Operating Systems
Apple dumps ZFS support on OSX
By Justin Robinson | Oct 27, 2009
Decides that ZFS would be too tricky.
 
R.U.S.E 
Features > PC Games
R.U.S.E
By Seamus Byrne | Oct 20, 2009
Engine Room: We chat to Mathieu Girard, Senior Producer on RUSE, about strategy, tactics, and bringing something new to the RTS.
 
What does it take to be a drone pilot? 
News > Lifestyle
What does it take to be a drone pilot?
By David Hollingworth | Oct 15, 2009
Essential linkage: Get a look inside the future of modern, remotely operated, combat.
 
Wolfenstein 
Features > PC Games
Wolfenstein
By Seamus Byrne | Jul 15, 2009
Engine Room: Raven’s new Wolfenstein delivers occult Nazi butt-kicking action like never before. Seamus Byrne looks behind The Veil.
 
IBM develops 32nm dynamic memory 
News > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM
IBM develops 32nm dynamic memory
By The Inquirer | Sep 22, 2009
Smallest, densest, fastest.
 
Aywun A1-V8 
Reviews > Modding & Cooling
Hot Award
Aywun A1-V8
By Justin Robinson | Aug 19, 2009
The best value heatsink we’ve tested.
 
Ancient Global Warming: It's all happened before 
News > Science
Ancient Global Warming: It's all happened before
By Justin Robinson | Jul 16, 2009
Essential Linkage: A new study shows that we are not, in fact, in immediate danger.
 
Why Command & Conquer 4 is going to suck 
News > PC Games
Why Command & Conquer 4 is going to suck
By Justin Robinson | Aug 13, 2009
Opinion: EA's taking C&C4 to all the wrong places.
 
Next gen PCI standard delayed 
News > Graphics Cards
Next gen PCI standard delayed
By The Inquirer | Aug 6, 2009
You wait ages for a bus to come along... then you get 3.0.
 
Command & Conquer 4: Tiberium [blank] 
News > PC Games
Command & Conquer 4: Tiberium [blank]
By Justin Robinson | Aug 4, 2009
The fourth C&C game needs a caption.
 
10 things we want from the next Star Trek film 
Features > Entertainment
10 things we want from the next Star Trek film
By Staff writers | Jul 17, 2009
As Paramount gears up for its next Star Trek film, here's our wishlist of what we'd like to see...
 
Top 10 vampire deaths  
Features > Entertainment
Top 10 vampire deaths
By Martin Anderson | Jun 26, 2009
Beheading, stakes, drowning, daylight... with this many vulnerabilities, it's no wonder there aren't many vampires about...
 
Programming resources 
Features > Atomic.edu
Programming resources
By Chris Taylor | May 19, 2009
We go through the wide range of programming and coding support sites online
 
IT crowd fixes Hubble space telescope  
News > Science
IT crowd fixes Hubble space telescope
By The Inquirer | Jun 22, 2009
Turning it off and turning it on again works on just about anything.
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Atomic Magazine

Issue: 107 | December, 2009

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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on Queensland takes on Atkinson!
by morris | Nov 21, 2009 11:29 PM
 
"I got an XP pro oem with a game build rig 18 months ago and continued to ignore Vista, to my ..."
on Windows 7: Fastest selling OS ever
by TonyB | Nov 21, 2009 10:24 PM
 
"Holy shit, batman.

*runs"
on Intel's six-core Gulftown is performing well
by colganaitor | Nov 21, 2009 7:17 PM
 
""sudo preupgrade"
...failed to download installer metadata
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So ..."
on Fedora 12 is released
by wlayton27 | Nov 21, 2009 8:16 AM
 
"^ I find with CoD4 that I can jump on an empty server and be joined by 6-12 others before the ..."
on Modern Warfare 2 breaks records, and hearts
by Ezekill | Nov 20, 2009 10:10 PM

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