Here a roundup of today's reviews and articles:

9 Python if, if else, if elif Command Examples
AMD Ryzen 5 1400 Review
AMD Ryzen Threadripper Could Launch on July 27
ASRock X370 Taichi AMD AM4 Motherboard Review
Asus ROG Strix GL753VD Review
Biostar X370GT7 Motherboard Review
Computex 2017: Adata goes all-in on M.2 SSDs
Cooler Master MasterKeys PBT Keyboards Review
Dell announces Alienware Area-51 with AMD ThreadRipper
DiRT 4 Benchmarked: 27 GPUs Tested
Enermax Platimax D.F. 600W Power Supply Review
Intel Announces X299, Skylake-X, and Kaby Lake-X Release Schedule: Pre-Orders June 19th, Availability June 26th
Intel Core i9-7900X: 10C/20T 5GHz on AIO liquid cooler
Intel's beasty 18C/36T processor launching in October
macOS 10.12.5 vs. Ubuntu 17.04 vs. Clear Linux On A Mac Mini
MSI MORTAR B350M Review
MSI Trident 3 Arctic Mini VR Ready Gaming PC (i7 -7700 / GTX 1070)
Ninox Venator
Noise cancelling headphones: do not disturb
Razer Kraken Pro V2 Gaming Headset Review
Surface Laptop review: Microsoft's best Surface ever
The Steam Machine: What Went Wrong
Thermaltake Core P1
Ubuntu & UKUI desktop - Not a good idea

9 Python if, if else, if elif Command Examples

Similar to other programming languages, in Python, conditional situations can be handled using if command.

In this tutorial, we’ve explained the following with examples:

Basic Python if Command Example for Numbers
Python if Command Operators
Basic Python if Command Example for String Comparison
Multiple Commands in If Condition Block using Indentation
Python if else Command Example
Python if else if Command Example
Python Compound If Statement Example
AND, OR, NOT in Python if Command
Python if Command Error Messages

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AMD Ryzen 5 1400 Review

We have one last Ryzen processor to test (for now). It is quad-core time with the Ryzen 5 1400 (without the X). The 1400 will be tested and overclocked to see how much value you can squeeze out of this four-core and and eight-threaded processor.

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AMD Ryzen Threadripper Could Launch on July 27

AMD could launch some of its enthusiast-segment Ryzen Threadripper high-end desktop (HEDT) processors on July 27, 2017. On this day, you will be able to purchase PIB (retail) packages of certain models of Threadripper. You will also be able to purchase gaming desktops and workstations featuring Threadripper on this day. It is expected that AMD will launch about four SKUs, two 12-core, and two 16-core. The company could end 2017 with up to nine models. Accompanying these Ryzen Threadripper chips will be new socket TR4 (SP3r2) motherboards based on AMD X399 chipset. Some of these were showcased at AMD's Computex 2017 show.

Read full article @ techPowerUp

ASRock X370 Taichi AMD AM4 Motherboard Review

Today we have reviewed another AMD Ryzen motherboard on OCinside. The ASRock X370 Taichi high-end AM4 motherboard is overclocked in the OC review with an AMD Ryzen 5 1600 and an AMD Ryzen 7 1800X CPU and could surpass the high results of the previous motherboard review. In the following review we will also explain the AMD chipset differences between X370, B350 and A320, which are important for your AMD Ryzen PC purchase.

Read full article @ OCInside

Asus ROG Strix GL753VD Review

A 17.3in full-HD gaming laptop that won't break the bank. The gaming laptops that hog the headlines cost many thousands of pounds and have little difficulty tearing through the benchmarks. Trouble is, few of us are willing to spend such lavish amounts, so for all those who live life outside of enthusiast circles, how do the more affordable gaming laptops compare?

We have a couple of lower-cost units lined up for review, starting today with the Asus ROG Strix GL753VD. It's fair to say that Asus ROG isn't a brand you you normally associate with value for money, but at £1,100 the GL753VD is the cheapest 17.3in gaming laptop we've tested in quite some time.

Read full article @ Hexus

Biostar X370GT7 Motherboard Review

Do a few features added to AMD’s basic reference layout justify the X370GT7’s higher-than-average price?

Read full article @ Toms Hardware

Computex 2017: Adata goes all-in on M.2 SSDs

Without high-end motherboards or funky case concepts to show off, Adata focused its Computex presence on its strong point: storage. Join us as we walk through the company's upcoming SSD offerings.

Read full article @ The Tech Report

Cooler Master MasterKeys PBT Keyboards Review

We took a look at Cooler Master’s MasterKeys Pro lineup of gaming keyboards about 3 months ago. These were the new generation of gaming keyboards from Cooler Master and we liked them quite a lot. We were wondering when the MasterKeys keyboards we saw at CES in January with the very unique keycaps were coming out, well today is the day. These new keyboards are of course the Cooler Master MasterKeys PBT Keyboards. The main difference between these keyboards and the ones in the MasterKeys Pro lineup is that they come with high-quality keycaps made of PBT plastic, rather than the traditional ABS plastic used in almost all keycaps on the market. This gives them a very unique feel and they are able to maintain their texture over a longer period of time. Today we have both the MasterKeys PBT S and MasterKeys PBT L decks, so let’s see what they can do!

Read full article @ ThinkComputers.org

Dell announces Alienware Area-51 with AMD ThreadRipper

This is big news: Dell has confirmed they are the OEM exclusive partner for AMD's upcoming 12C/24T and 16C/32T parts in their upcoming Ryzen ThreadRipper CPU range. Dell will be pumping out systems with Alienware and their upcoming Area-51 ThreadRipper Edition gaming PC that will rock up to 64GB of RAM.

Read full article @ TweakTown

DiRT 4 Benchmarked: 27 GPUs Tested

Codemasters' long-running rally game has returned for its twelfth lap, launching to largely positive reviews last Tuesday on PC, Xbox and PS4. With updated drivers from AMD and Nvidia arriving just a few days later, it seemed like an ideal time to see how the title runs on current and previous-generation GPUs.

Read full article @ TechSpot

Enermax Platimax D.F. 600W Power Supply Review

Only power helps in the long run! A sentence, which should be known in the car tuning scene, can also be used in the hardware area. It is true that manufacturers have been struggling to reduce the energy consumption of their products steadily for some years, but someone who has high performance gaming hardware, should know power consumption around 500 watts. More than a small plug-in power supply is necessary to guide our heroes in a safe and secure manner through the levels. It is necessary to ensure a stable, high-performance and above all safe power supply for the domestic PC. Companies like Enermax provide high-performance power supplies such as the Enermax Platimax D.F. 600 watts. Whether it can supply hungry hardware monsters safely with power and what if there are some finesses Enermax has still come up ... all this we now show in the test on OCinside.de.

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Intel Announces X299, Skylake-X, and Kaby Lake-X Release Schedule: Pre-Orders June 19th, Availability June 26th

At Computex a couple of weeks ago, Intel announced its new Basin Falls platform, consisting of the X299 chipset with motherboards based on it, a pair of Kaby Lake-X processors, and a set of Skylake-X processors going all the way up to eighteen cores, denoting the first use of Intel’s enterprise level high core-count silicon in a consumer product. For the most part, we had assumed that the news was just that, and following traditional Intel strategy they would not officially give a launch date until the reviews go live sometime later. So imagine our surprise when Intel starts announcing dates at the E3 show this week.

Read full article @ Anandtech

Intel Core i9-7900X: 10C/20T 5GHz on AIO liquid cooler

Intel's new Core i9 range is getting flashed around, with the upcoming 10C/20T part hitting 5GHz with an AIO liquid cooler. Intel's upcoming Core i9-7900X has reached 5GHz with the AIO liquid cooler, and even 4.5GHz on air, all on 1.15V - and with all CPU cores enabled.

Read full article @ TweakTown

Intel's beasty 18C/36T processor launching in October

Intel is reportedly launching its new Core i9 range of processors next month, starting with the Core i9-7920X (12C/24T) but the 14C/28T, 16C/32T, and 18C/36T processors will be launching in October.

Read full article @ TweakTown

macOS 10.12.5 vs. Ubuntu 17.04 vs. Clear Linux On A Mac Mini

Last week I posted some fresh macOS vs. Linux Intel OpenGL benchmarks while for those curious about the CPU performance, here are some additional benchmarks from that Mac Mini system.

Read full article @ Phoronix

MSI MORTAR B350M Review

The MORTAR is MSI's mATX motherboard featuring the B350 chipset. Despite the price difference, MSI still see fit to incorporate their various technologies including the Steel Armour of the primary PCIe slot, Audio Boost (which is the title for a selection of technologies including: physically isolated audio circuitry, acting like a dedicated sound card for your system, dedicated PCB for left/right channels, de-pop protection, the use of audio grade capacitors, and more), DDR4 Boost (providing your memory with clean/stable power).

Read full article @ Vortez

MSI Trident 3 Arctic Mini VR Ready Gaming PC (i7 -7700 / GTX 1070)

Limited edition and one of a kind - is the MSI Trident 3 Arctic the system for you? It may be Mini ITX form factor but it is equipped with a Quad Core Intel i7 processor, 16GB of 2400mhz DDR4 memory and a Nvidia GTX 1070 graphics card.

Read full article @ KitGuru

Ninox Venator

The Venator is the second mouse by Ninox, a company that was founded by a member of the ESR Quake community. With this second mouse, Ninox has stepped up their game, using the best currently available sensor with outstanding tracking performance. Let's find out if this $50 mouse can deliver on the other aspects too.

Read full article @ techPowerUp

Noise cancelling headphones: do not disturb

You've got quite a lot of choice these days if you're looking for a pair of headphones with active noise cancellation, in all types of shapes, sizes and price classes. We're discussing eight of them in this review.

Sometimes you just want to listen to your music without being disturbed or you might just want to have some silence around you, even though this is quite hard to achieve in practice. Think of busy environments such as public transport or the inside of an airplane.

Read full article @ Hardware.Info

Razer Kraken Pro V2 Gaming Headset Review

Recently Razer sent us the DeathAdder Elite gaming mouse to bang on and along with that, they included their Kraken Pro V2 gaming headset to check out as well. In case its not obvious, the V2 denotes that this is the second version, the first of which was launched back in 2013. That said, this is not to be confused with the similarly named Kraken 7.1 V2 which has a substantially different feature set as outlined in the graphic below, including a USB connection rather than the analog 3.5 mm plug the Pro V2 uses. While not quite as feature packed, it does offer a number of upgrades over the original Kraken Pro.

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Surface Laptop review: Microsoft's best Surface ever

The Surface Laptop is a pricey solution to a problem that may not even exist. But it's still a marvelous PC you'll lust over.

Microsoft has been setting the bar for PCs and unique form factors for many years with its Surface hardware. That makes the Surface Laptop's existence stranger. Regardless, the company has created a luxurious PC Ultrabook that directly targets Apple's MacBook.

Is there really a need for a MacBook killer? Microsoft thinks so, but it may be bringing too little, too late. Its PC partners also seem to be taking on Apple just fine. I spent the last two weeks with the Surface Laptop, and while I'm a big fan, it may be a tough sell.

Read full article @ Windows Central

The Steam Machine: What Went Wrong

2012 was an important year for Valve. The company introduced Big Picture Mode - a Steam interface for the living room holy trinity of big TVs, joypads, and couches - it was also the year Gabe Newell's behemoth revealed the development of a video game console. A year later, Steam Machines were unveiled as "a powerful new category of living room hardware.

Read full article @ TechSpot

Thermaltake Core P1

When it comes to cases, even just from a few years ago things have changed drastically. RGB and Tempered Glass are extremely popular but it feels a little like everyone is moving forward only to keep making everything similar. For a while now though Thermaltake has been making something completely unique in their Core P series of cases. The Core P5 and the Core P3 are both extremely popular, especially in the water cooling crowds because of their open but unique design. So when the Core P1 was announced at CES I immediately reached out to check one out. The P3 and P5 are far too large and heavy for me but the P1, but an ITX case might be a little better. So for a while now I have been toying around with the Core P1 and today I’m going to talk about it.

Read full article @ LanOC Reviews

Ubuntu & UKUI desktop - Not a good idea

Here's a short, negative review of the UKUI (Ubuntu Kylin User Interface) desktop environment in Ubuntu 17.04 Zesty Zapus, covering setup & installation, slow, laggy experience, numerous visual inconsistencies, inability to perform a clean uninstall back to default, and more. So.

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