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OneXPlayer Super X Pro launches with 192 GB RAM and up to 160 GB VRAM for local AI

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One- Netbook launches the OneXPlayer Super X Pro with up to 192 GB RAM and 160 GB VRAM allocation, targeting local AI workloads with AMD's Gorgon Halo chip.

One-Netbook OneXPlayer Super X Pro
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One-Netbook has released the OneXPlayer Super X Pro, an updated handheld PC that targets users who need extreme memory capacity for local AI workloads. The device matters because it allows users to allocate up to 160 GB of unified memory as VRAM, a configuration that exceeds the capabilities of most current gaming handhelds. This setup lets players and developers run large language models or high-resolution textures without external hardware constraints.

One-Netbook handheld features AMD Gorgon Halo processor and 2.8K AMOLED display

The system relies on 's new Ryzen AI Max+ Pro 495 processor, which uses the Gorgon Halo architecture. This chip integrates the Radeon 8065S graphics unit directly into the silicon. One-Netbook designed the chassis to handle the thermal output of this powerful component while maintaining the form factor of a portable 2-in-1 device.

Specifications

  • Processor: AMD Ryzen AI Max+ Pro 495
  • Memory: Up to 192 GB LPDDR5X-8533
  • VRAM Allocation: Up to 160 GB
  • Display: 2.8K 120 Hz VRR AMOLED
  • Battery: 85 Wh with 240 W charging

The hardware configuration includes up to 192 GB of LPDDR5X-8533 RAM. The device keeps the 2.8K 120 Hz VRR AMOLED display from its predecessor. An 85 Wh battery supports 240 W charging to replenish power quickly. Users can also utilize optional liquid cooling to extract up to 120 W from the processor during intensive tasks.

Connectivity features dual USB4 ports and the return of Mini SSD expansion slots. One-Netbook has not yet confirmed the specific release date or the final pricing for the system. The company only stated that the device will be available soon. Buyers should expect a high-end price point given the unusual memory specifications.

This launch positions the OneXPlayer Super X Pro as a niche tool for users who prioritize massive VRAM allocation over traditional gaming performance metrics. The combination of Gorgon Halo architecture and 192 GB RAM creates a unique profile for local AI inference and development. We will know the market impact once One-Netbook reveals the cost and shipping timeline.

Source: NotebookCheck

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