Here a roundup of today's reviews and articles:

A Look At AMD’s Radeon Pro WX 3100 Workstation Graphics Card
AMD Radeon Crimson ReLive 17.7.2 Preview
AMD Radeon RX Vega reference card poses for photo
Antec Mercury 240 AIO Review
As Windows 10 RS3 Development Winds Down Windows Insiders Get a Chance to Skip Ahead to RS4
ASUS Cerberus V2 Gaming Headset Review
AZIO Retro Classic Mechanical Keyboard Preview
Ballistix Elite 64GB DDR4-3000 Quad Channel Memory Kit Review
Guru3D Rig of the Month - July 2017
How to Use the Linux Command Line on Android With Termux
Intel Core i7-7820X Skylake-X Review
Intel Core i9 7900X & Core i7 7740X Review
Lenovo IdeaPad 710S: Unyielding Performance
Megacon 2017 Day 2 Gallery
News: Radeon Software Crimson ReLive Edition 17.7.2 boasts refinements galore
Nvidia Titan Xp Review
OnePlus 5 Review
Penclic Mini Keyboard C2
Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 Tablet & S Pen Review
Super Cloudbuilt Review
The Neffos X1 Lite Smartphone Debuts At Just $119
Toshiba N300 8TB High-Reliability HDD Review
Windows 10 (Redstone 4) Build Tracker for PCs

A Look At AMD’s Radeon Pro WX 3100 Workstation Graphics Card

Last month, AMD filled out its Polaris-based Radeon Pro line with the WX 3100 and WX 2100. If you’re at all familiar with the Radeon Pro line, then you’ll know right away that these are both low-end workstation graphics cards – something further backed by their pricing: $199 for the WX 3100, and $149 for the WX 2100.

On the surface, the WX 3100 and WX 2100 look identical, and the same can be said for most of their specs. The main difference is that the lower card has just 2GB of VRAM, whereas the WX 3100 has a much beefier 4GB. Both of these cards are entry-level, but you’ll need to ask yourself whether or not that 2GB framebuffer would become an impedance in your workflow before choosing it over the WX 3100.

That all said, cutting the VRAM on the WX 2100 also reduces its power consumption, bringing the TDP from “up to” 50W down to 35W. AMD says that its WX 3100 redefines entry-level workstation graphics, whereas the WX 2100 is a good complement to those just beginning their “journey” into pro graphics. Both are low-profile cards, enabling you to get serious work done on very small PCs.

Read full article @ Techgage

AMD Radeon Crimson ReLive 17.7.2 Preview

The next version of AMD's Radeon Graphics Drivers, Crimson Relive 17.7.2, is right around the corner and includes a ton of updates. A revolutionary new feature is Enhanced Sync, which promises tearing-free low-latency gaming with normal monitors. Also included are bug fixes and many improvements to the GUI, to improve ease of use.

Read full article @ techPowerUp

AMD Radeon RX Vega reference card poses for photo

And the first 3DMark Fire Strike scores for this consumer gaming card are purportedly revealed.

Read full article @ Hexus

Antec Mercury 240 AIO Review

Given its price of just under £85, Antec’s Mercury 240 liquid cooler is clearly targeting those after some AIO action without breaking the bank. The addition of two LED fans, plus a LED pump, will certainly help its appeal as well. Whether or not the Mercury 240’s performance and noise levels justify the price is another thing, though.

Read full article @ KitGuru

As Windows 10 RS3 Development Winds Down Windows Insiders Get a Chance to Skip Ahead to RS4

This will also allow Insiders to continue testing early updates for first party apps

As the Redmond company gets ready to wrap up development on the Fall Creators Update, they are offering a limited number of Windows Insiders to skip ahead and begin testing the first builds for the fifth major feature update for Windows 10.

Read full article @ WinSupersite

ASUS Cerberus V2 Gaming Headset Review

This time on my desk I have ASUS’ Cerberus V2 gaming headset which features exclusive 53mm Asus Essence drivers to deliver incredible audio quality and wrap-around ear cushions to help improve comfort and sound insulation. The Cerberus V2 is also a multi platform headset with compatibility for Phones, PC (requires included splitter), Mac, PlayStation 4 and Xbox one for great audio wherever you go. The headset also features a brand-new stainless steel headband to both provide better durability as well as stability and an overall more stylish look. One of the many features is the dual microphones which capture clear sound for both gaming and general audio input tasks. The Cerberus V2 is also available in three colours red, blue, and green. Join me on this journey and take look at this smart, comfy and great performing headset!

Read full article @ Play3r

AZIO Retro Classic Mechanical Keyboard Preview

Here at Benchmark Reviews, we’ve tested several AZIO keyboards and been impressed with the quality of their construction and the bang for the buck they offer. So when AZIO offered us the chance to take a look at a prototype of their project “MK Retro Pro” keyboard, we jumped at the chance– even though a retail version of this product is some months in the future. An evolution of AZIO’s existing “MK Retro” typewriter-themed keyboards, later renamed Retro Classic, ups the ante with a new design and new features.

Read full article @ Benchmark Reviews

Ballistix Elite 64GB DDR4-3000 Quad Channel Memory Kit Review

We were testing many various memory kits but I think it’s the first review of 64GB DDR4 quad channel kit. This review will show you how much has to offer one of the best memory series designed for gamers and computer enthusiasts – Ballistix Elite. Tested memory kit contains four 16GB DDR4-3000 modules. For the first time we will also test DDR4 memory on the latest, Intel Skylake-X platform.

Let’s begin with a couple of words from Micron and the Ballistix team.

Read full article @ Funky Kit

Guru3D Rig of the Month - July 2017

The July edition of the Guru3D Rig of the month 2017 is here. The turn goes to Guru3D Daniel, who built something what seems to look like a bit more common PC. Don't let the looks fool you though as he has been modding his TS1 aka The Silent One significantly.

Read full article @ Guru3D

How to Use the Linux Command Line on Android With Termux

Android is a very capable operating system, with more and more applications approaching desktop class. Yet sometimes, you still really need to work in order to accomplish something on Android that would be a snap on a desktop. Fortunately, Android is Linux at its core. And Termux builds on this existing infrastructure. It provides a command line environment and allows you to install honest-to-goodness Linux apps on your Android device.

Read full article @ MakeUseOf

Intel Core i7-7820X Skylake-X Review

Intel's Core i7-7820X lands on the X299 platform with eight cores, 16 threads, and a $600 price. Let's see if it can match Ryzen 7's strong value proposition.

Read full article @ Toms Hardware

Intel Core i9 7900X & Core i7 7740X Review

That being said, I only had a couple other performance problems on the Core i9 7900X. In AIDA64, the FPU Mandel test would not bump up all the cores into action while running at stock speeds. The only way to get a true result in the test was to manually bump the CPU cores up to the Turbo Boost speed in the BIOS. In one of the game tests, the Skylake X i9 7900X delivered a lower level of FPS when compared to the Broadwell-E and Haswell-E processors. Throw in the other few odd results and we can chalk it up to an immature processor. Overall, the Core i9 7900X delivers significant performance margins over just about anything on the market right now. Now, when I looked at the overall performance of the Kaby Lake X Core i7 7740X, I got just what I expected, with some performance outliers that did not resolve out with even more benchmark cycles. I saw some results that should have seen it outperform the socket 1151 Core i7 7700K during both the stock and overclocked testing, but it still fell a little bit short. Overall, with the larger socket and dual channel DDR4 2666MHz support, it can get the job done

Read full article @ OCC

Lenovo IdeaPad 710S: Unyielding Performance

IdeaPad 710S takes your productivity and entertainment to the next level with top-notch components and a 13-inch package.

Read full article @ DailyTech

Megacon 2017 Day 2 Gallery

Megacon is an annually held convention focusing on SciFi, Fantasy, Anime, Gaming and comic-book communities that was first started in Orlando in 1993. Cosplay, Celebrities, and Custom crafts abound. TechwareLabs is ON SITE bringing you a first hand look at one of the most exciting conventions that allows attendees to show off their talents. Our action packed gallery is now available. 

Read full article @ TechwareLabs.com

News: Radeon Software Crimson ReLive Edition 17.7.2 boasts refinements galore

AMD's Radeon Software Crimson ReLive Edition 17.7.2 might not have one big headline feature, but it brings a boatload of small quality-of-life improvements to Radeon gamers. Join us as we examine the new shiny.

Read full article @ TechReport

Nvidia Titan Xp Review

Nvidia's finest consumer GPU reviewed and rated. Ask a handful of consumers which is Nvidia's fastest consumer graphics card and there's a good chance most will answer with GeForce GTX 1080 Ti. It is the GPU that has been hogging the headlines since March 2017, and a raft of impressive custom-cooled partner cards have been put through the wringer in subsequent months.

GTX 1080 Ti remains a formidable choice for anyone looking to splash out on a £700 graphics card, yet for the most fervent enthusiast there is a superior option that may have slipped under your radar. It's called Titan Xp, and having launched back in April, has claimed the unique position of being the world's fastest consumer GPU nobody is talking about.

Read full article @ Hexus

OnePlus 5 Review

OnePlus has developed a serious fan following over the last couple of years, driven by their marketing and the highly attractive price of their flagship-quality products. The company is back at it in 2017 with the OnePlus 5, again attempting to dethrone the incumbent champions like Samsung with the best hardware at the lowest possible price.

Read full article @ TechSpot

Penclic Mini Keyboard C2

Penclic is a Swedish company that makes small form factor peripherals with ergonomics in mind. Their Mini Keyboard C2 is a low profile keyboard with scissor switches that offers near TKL functionality in a much smaller space while weighing less than a pound to make this a very portable keyboard.

Read full article @ techPowerUp

Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 Tablet & S Pen Review

Samsung has finally introduced a new tablet – the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3! Find out what’s new in the Galaxy Tab S3, and what it offers over its predecessor!

Read full article @ Tech ARP

Super Cloudbuilt Review

Three years ago, Double Eleven released a gorgeous platform game called Cloudbuilt, a game which incentives creative play with its unique level design. Now, main character Demi is back in a remaster called Super Cloudbuilt, a remaster that proves to be even better than the original release thanks to a variety of enhancements.

As already mentioned, Super Cloudbuilt stars Demi, a young soldier who wakes up in the empty shell of a ruined building with no recollection of how she got there in the first place. By following a mysterious light, Demi finds her physical body, and by completing challenges, she finally remembers why she is in the state she is.

Read full article @ Wccftech

The Neffos X1 Lite Smartphone Debuts At Just $119

What on Earth can the Neffos X1 Lite offer for just US$ 119? Read on and find out!

Read full article @ Tech ARP

Toshiba N300 8TB High-Reliability HDD Review

Toshiba is adding to its X and P300 series of drives with a new N300 lineup. This lineup is aimed at NAS users wanting a reliable, high capacity solution in the 7200 RPM flavor. Toshiba is playing a bit of catch up with its hard drive business, bringing its very own NAS brewed solution to the market. The N300 designed from the ground up for NAS use in up to eight-bay systems offers several capacity options for the prospective buyer. At the ground floor, we have 4TB for entry-level consumers, and a step up gives us 6TB. 8TB is the peak capacity at this point, but all drives carry a 7200 RPM spindle speed.

Read full article @ TweakTown

Windows 10 (Redstone 4) Build Tracker for PCs

Microsoft has begun development on the next major update to Windows 10, code named Redstone 4, and it is expected to be released some time in the spring of 2018. This page will track all of the PC builds released under the Redstone 4 branch for testing and preview.

Read full article @ WinSupersite