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Rank	Topic	Wikipedia views
1	PC Magazine	622
2	Computer Gaming World	260
3	Byte (magazine)	253
4	Legion of Doom (hacking)	171
5	Dr. Dobb's Journal	131
6	Red Herring (magazine)	104
7	Business 2.0	102
8	Compute!	84
9	C/C++ Users Journal	75
10	Computer Games Magazine	66
11	Loadstar	58
12	Computer Shopper (US magazine)	58
13	Yahoo! Internet Life	44
14	Creative Computing	44
15	Games for Windows: The Official Magazine	43
16	JavaWorld	39
17	DB2 Magazine	34
18	COMPUTE!'s Gazette	30
19	Datamation	27
20	The Rainbow (magazine)	27
21	Boardwatch	26
22	VideoGames & Computer Entertainment	24
23	PC/Computing	22
24	Amiga World	21
25	.info (magazine)	20
26	People's Computer Company	19
27	Kilobaud Microcomputing	17
28	UpTime (disk magazine)	17
29	Micro Cornucopia	15
30	RUN (magazine)	13
31	Cursor (magazine)	13
32	CD-ROM Today	13
33	Hi-Res Magazine	12
34	80 Micro	11
35	Computer Game Review	11
36	UNIX Review	11
37	Nibble (magazine)	10
38	Amazing Computing	10
39	Microsystems (magazine)	10
40	Mobile PC Magazine	10
41	FamilyPC	8
42	MMO Games Magazine	8
43	The Alternate Source Programmer's Journal	8
44	Family Computing	8
45	Now Playing Magazine	7
46	Intelligent Enterprise (magazine)	7
47	Windows Magazine	6
48	SoftSide	less than 5 views
49	LAN Times	less than 5 views
50	Desktop Publishing Magazine	less than 5 views
51	Windows Sources	less than 5 views
52	PC Life	less than 5 views
53	ComputorEdge Magazine	less than 5 views

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• American computer magazines
• Defunct computer magazines
• Defunct magazines of the United States

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