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Features > PC Games

Five awesome efforts to support the Child's Play charity

By David Hollingworth | 10:13 Dec 9, 2011 | Comment Now

Discover five fantastic companies and people that are doing excellent things to support the Child's Play childrens' charity.

News > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

The great PCI-Express 3 fight, and why it doesn't matter

By John Gillooly | 11:39 Sep 28, 2011 | Comment Now

We look into the three-way marketing war going on between MSI, ASRock and Gigabyte over support of PCI-Express 3 on their current motherboards.

Reviews > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

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 > PC Games

What's happening with Star Wars: The Old Republic?

By David Hollingworth | 11:18 Jan 30, 2012 | Comment Now

When is it coming? What will happen when it gets here? Just what plans does EA have for The Old Republic's Australian release?

Reviews > Systems

Hardwired PC's Reaper Junior is a well-made system

By Vito Cassisi | 11:51 Nov 21, 2011 | Comment Now

Review: Scythe not included with this otherwise well-made, well-cabled PC for gamers on a budget.

Features > PC Games

Why we shouldn’t worry about the ever-crumbling PC Gaming Alliance

By Nathan Lawrence | 10:34 Jun 27, 2011 | Comment Now

PC gaming seems to be forever under threat, and the shrinking of the PC Gaming Alliance seems to support that idea - but don't worry just yet...

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 ...

Thermaltake V9 BlacX Edition brings mainstream USB3.0 support

Reviews > Modding & Cooling

Thermaltake V9 BlacX Edition brings mainstream USB3.0 support

By Justin Robinson | 17:03 Aug 26, 2010 | Comment Now

What do you get when you fuse a hot-swappable HDD caddy and an aggressively-priced gamer chassis? The V9 BlacX, of course.

Spec Ops: The Line - horror in the desert

Reviews > Console Games

Spec Ops: The Line - horror in the desert

By David Hollingworth | 17:00 Feb 7, 2012 | Comment Now

Preview: The action is solid, but it’s the setting and story that really get us interested in Spec Ops: The Line.

News > Peripherals

Intel announces 520-series SSD range

By Justin Robinson | 15:08 Feb 7, 2012 | Comment Now

Updated: Sata 3.0 storage devices are maturing, so Intel's throwing their hat into the ring with the launch of the 520-series SSDs.

News > PC Games

World of Tanks 7.2 patch on the horizon

By David Hollingworth | 10:43 Feb 7, 2012 | Comment Now

Video: More tanks, more maps, and an easier way to get started are all part of World of Tanks' next patch.

News > Console Games

Building a better game engine

By Ashton Mills | 11:36 Feb 6, 2012 | Comment Now

Opinion: Could Microsoft hurry up and release its next console, so we can all get some proper game engine advances?!

News > PC Games

The Creative Assembly loves modders

By David Hollingworth | 12:24 Jan 31, 2012 | Comment Now

We talk to CA’s Studio Community Manager about modding, blood, and supporting your fans in the lead-up to Fall of the Samurai.

GIGABYTE's new GA-X79-UD3 a sensible mobo choice

Reviews > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

GIGABYTE's new GA-X79-UD3 a sensible mobo choice

By Matt Wilson | 10:07 Jan 25, 2012 | Comment Now

Review: Some times you just want a plain and simple motherboard, with a minimum of bells and whistles... the new GA-X79-UD3 is just that, and a little bit more.

Features > Lifestyle

U R so gay! Homophobia in gaming, and why it hurts

By David Hollingworth | 16:34 Jan 18, 2012 | Comment Now

Why casual homophobia can be a serious problem, and pondering what the way forward might be for gaming sites and communities.

News > PC Games

Red Orchestra 2 SDK released to the wild, er, I mean public

By David Hollingworth | 11:10 Jan 12, 2012 | Comment Now

Fancy your skills as a modder, and love the gritty and challenging Red Orchestra 2: Heroes of Stalingrad? It's your lucky day, tovarich!

News > PC Games

Mechwarrior Online to be the deepest mech game yet

By David Hollingworth | 10:49 Jan 10, 2012 | Comment Now

You'll be able to do battle with more than just weapons in Mechwarrior Online - the new game is going feature a mess of electronic warfare options.

News > PC Games

Is Ghost Recon: Future Soldier coming to PC after all?

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

First it was on PC, then it wasn't. Now, EB Games is suggesting Ghost Recon: Future Soldier is coming to the superior platform after all!

News > Graphics Cards

So what did we miss over the Xmas break?

By David Hollingworth | 10:47 Jan 4, 2012 | Comment Now

We're back in the saddle, and catching up on all the news we missed over the holiday break. Man, it was an interesting two weeks...

News > PC Games

Bethesda and Skyrim: the fall of an Empire

By Ashton Mills | 11:04 Dec 1, 2011 | Comment Now

Patch 1.2 for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is out, and our resident Bethesda fan is not happy with the things it fixes, and the many things it breaks...

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Atomic Magazine

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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